Villa Santiago de Cuba ***, Santiago de Cuba City, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba

Villa Santiago de Cuba

, Santiago de Cuba City, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba

Villa Gaviota Buffet

Buffet Restaurant Santiago de Cuba

Villa Gaviota Santiago de Cuba

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About Hotel Villa Gaviota Santiago de Cuba

Hotel Gaviota Villa Santiago de Cuba is a 3 star hotel located only 2.5 miles from the downtown of Santiago de Cuba in the Vista Alegre neighbourhood, once the most aristocratic of the city. The area is very peaceful, leafy and full of old, elegant houses.

Hotel consists of 13 residences with 47 rooms each and offers wide range of services and facilities including exquisite international cuisine restaurants, 3 bars, games room and many more. From the hotel you can book various tours to visit Baconao National Park, Gran Piedra or the Sanctuary of Virgin of Caridad del Cobre, patron saint of Cuba.

The swimming pool at Hotel Villa Gaviota Santiago de Cuba is temporarily closed.

Nigel Rating

Reviewed on 14 Mar 2017 by wolfgang w from Germany

Gutes Frühstück.Hotel cirka 3,2 Km vom Zentrum entfernt.Ist noch zu Fuß erreichbar. Interessanter Spaziergang dorthin. Taxi zurück 5 CUC

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Air conditioning

Bar

Conference halls & rooms

Games room

Private secure off-street parking

Restaurant

Shop(s) with basic supplies, souvenirs & gifts

Taxis desk

Telephone - national & international calls

TV room/bar (international channels & videos)

Details of Standard Room

Standard rooms are all air-conditioned and are quite good size. Furniture is basic but fully functional. Most of the rooms have private bathrooms, however some are shared.

Air conditioning

Bathroom (ensuite)

Minibar / Fridge

Radio

Satellite TV

Telephone

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