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Hotel La Ermita

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Simple hotel with a large pool and excellent views over the Viñales valley.

Set on a hilltop among tobacco plantations east of Viñales, La Ermita has good views across to the distinctive limestone mogotes that typify the region. The simple rooms are arranged in four blocks facing the large pool, or in a two-floor building overlooking the valley. All have a balcony or veranda, a TV and ensuite bathroom.

Facilities include tennis courts, a shop, bar and a restaurant overlooking the manicured lawns. Horseriding and walking excursions through the surrounding countryside are available at extra cost.

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What our clients say

  • It's the views that make this hotel.Room 64 is right at the end and top floor so best view and fewest neighbours.Well designed layout.Swimming pool refreshing, not clean to European…

    MG Dunstable Mar 2015
  • Undoubtedly the best bit was the view. We would have preferred not to have 'My, my Delilah' belting out in the evening but that wasn't the sort of thing we…

    DN, Sutton Coldfield May 2016
  • Our least favourite hotel on the trip. Basic, but again ideally located for excellent excursions and some fantastic views, particularly at sunset.

    TR Leicester Apr 2015
  • "We enjoyed the location of this hotel, and the balconies attached to the rooms. Although the accommodation was basic, it was adequate, and the air conditioning worked well. The food…

    CB, Swindon Jun 2015
  • "Surpassed expectations - we hadn't been expecting much but the view was stunning, the rooms clean and the beds ok. Breakfast was fine, staff a little off-hand and the pool…

    SW, Romsey Mar 2014
  • "We enjoyed the location of this hotel, and the balconies attached to the rooms. Although the accommodation was basic, it was adequate, and the air conditioning worked well. The food…

    CB, Swindon Jun 2015
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Our Expert's Opinion

Hannah
Hannah Waterhouse - Travel Expert

Hannah had an early introduction to Latin America when her family moved to Ecuador and she returned to study in Buenos Aires for a year before backpacking across the continent.

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