Hotel Libertad **, Santiago de Cuba City, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba

Hotel Libertad

, Santiago de Cuba City, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba

Hotel Libertad Twin Room

Hotel Libertad

Islazul libertad Restaurant

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About Hotel Islazul Libertad

Hotel Islazul Libertad is situated in the historical center of the city of Santiago de Cuba, facing the Plaza de Marte (Marte Square), which served as a parade grounds for military ceremonies and slave auctions during colonial times. Today it is the center of important social and cultural activities.

From the hotel you can access all the city’s most important spots: Heredia Street, Casa de la Trova (House of Traditional Cuban Music), various museums such as the Museum of Rum, the Carnival Museum, the Museum of Poet José María Heredia and the Ambientación Museum among others; also on the outskirts of Santiago visitors can visit and enjoy Baconao Park and the Virgin de la Caridad del Cobre (Virgin of Charity, Cuba’s Patron Saint), among other sites.

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Air conditioning

Barbecue

Car rental desk

International cuisine

Internet on hotel's PCs

Lobby bar

Mastercard & Visa (not USA bank issued) accepted

Old building restored

Parking

Reception staff speak Spanish, English, French, German, Italian

Restaurant

Safety - front desk safe deposit box

Safety - uniformed security personnel 24hrs

Snacks and drinks 24 hours a day

Telephone - National & international calls

TV room/bar (international channels/videos)

Details of Standard Room

All standard rooms have simple furnishings, small but functional bathrooms, radio, telephone and satellite TV. Only half of the rooms have windows. Room with the window can be requested but can not be guaranteed, subject to availability.

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Air Conditioning

Balcony (subject to availability)

Bathroom (ensuite)

Double Bed

Hot & Cold Water

In-room Safe

Minibar

Radio

Satellite TV

Telephone

Twin Beds

Guide to Santiago de Cuba City

Cuba's second city is hot, hilly and exhausting but at the same time seductively languid. Built on a sequence of hills overlooking a large bay with the Sierra Maestra in the background, it is certainly one of Cuba's most picturesque cities. Its colourful streets sweep up and down steep hills, making walking through the city, although pleasant, a little tiring if done in long stretches.

Santiago City has a singular vibrancy, its predominantly mulatto people, a mix of Spanish, French from Haiti and huge numbers of Africans, are persistently friendly. And their reason for being is music and dance.

Santiago de Cuba has plenty to offer for sightseers, blessed as it is with a host of interesting museums, buildings and places.. including the Moncada Barracks, Emilio Bacardi Museum, The Cathedral, Morro Castle, La Maison and Calle Heredia