Havana’s Melia Habana Hotel is elegant, comfortable, and modern. Located across the street from the Miramar Trade Center, the ocean front hotel is in Havana’s western suburb of Miramar. Many of its rooms offer panoramic views of the ocean and others of the hotels gardens and pool, which is the largest pool of any hotel in Havana. The Melia Habana has four categories of rooms, with the top levels being the Junior Suites and the Suites. The lounge offers live music, from traditional Cuban music to jazz. Prices start at $89 per night per person in standard room with double occupancy.

Havana’s Four Points is the most recently constructed hotel in the Miramar suburb of the city. Located on Havana’s famed Fifth Avenue right across the street from the Miramar Trade Center, it is an excellent choice for those who are visiting the Cuban capital on business. The Four Points is operated jointly by the Cuban tourism ministry and Sheraton, and offers guests an outdoor pool, buffet, several restaurants, fitness center, spa, conference rooms, and more. Prices start at $84 per night per person in standard room with double occupancy.

Havana’s Iberostar Parque Central is one of the most elegant hotels in Cuba, and its location in Old Havana makes it a great point from which to explore the colonial heart of the city. Great restaurants, museums, and other points of interest are just steps from its front door, and the Iberostar name is your guarantee of great customer service. Its rooftop pool is considered the trendiest in Havana with great views of the surrounding area. Prices start at $112 per night per person in standard room with double occupancy.

Havana’s Hotel Sevilla is a few doors down from the Museum of Bellas Arts and the Museum of the Revolution, just steps from the malecon, El Prado Boulevard, and numerous restaurants, cafes, and theatres. Its open central courtyard is reminiscent of the architecture of south central Spain and is the setting for interpretations of traditional Cuban music by various quartets and quintets, and Cuba’s Septeto Nacional de Ignacio Piñeiro. The Hotel Sevilla also has one of the few ground level pools in Old Havana, surrounded by palm trees, and is a great spot to recover from a day of people-to-people adventures. Prices start at $74 per night per person in standard room with double occupancy.

At the intersection of Prado and Dragones and across the street from the Cuban capitol, Havana’s Saratoga has become the go-to hotel for visiting celebrities and others with discerning tastes. Havana’s Hotel Saratoga is in the heart of the city, just steps from the Cuban National Arts Museum, El Floridita and Sloppy Joes, and some of Havana’s best dinning options like Ivan Chef Justo, and the busy pedestrian street Obispo. With excellent service and a roof top pool, Havana’s Hotel Saratoga is one the few hotels in Cuba that has earned its five-star rating. Prices start at $153 per night per person in standard room with double occupancy.

The luxurious Iberostar Ensanchos is one of the Spanish chains premier all-inclusive resorts in Cuba. Its white sand beaches and equipment to practice various water-sports qfsdmake for an entertaining and fulfilling day. When the sun goes down the Iberostar Ensancho offers live music, entertainment and variety shows. All rooms in the Grand Village area of the resort include outdoor hot-tubs. The Iberostar Ensanchos offers guests several restaurants to choose from with varied menus, a spa and more! Prices start at $83 per night per person in standard room with double occupancy.