Here are three resorts in Cuba’s Havana worth checking out if you want a little luxury and lush on your trip, each tailored to give you a different kind of experience.
Paradisus Varadero Resort & Spa is located in an ecological reserve in Rincon Frances and offers seven restaurants and six bars. Areito Disco Bar on site also offers late night dancing and drinking options into the wee hours of the morning.
Paradisus Princesa del Mar Resort & Spa is a resort for adults-only, so for families wanting to bring their kids along on a holiday, this isn’t the luxury getaway. It is the type of resort that you go to for grown-up pampering, fabulous food and even butler service.
Melia Cohiba is edgy and urban in look-and-feel and is located in the El Vedado district. Hip and modern, you’re in the center of it all and if nightlife is what you’re after, also be sure to check out the Habana Café which is for the energetic late night owl.
So, whether you want great food, simple relaxation or dancing into the wee hours, you can find it in Havana.
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