Charming boutique hotel in Camaguey’s colonial centre with a railway theme and beautiful artworks. Ideal for history lovers and culture enthusiasts wanting to explore the secrets of this UNESCO heritage city.

Combining woodwork and delicate decoration, this refined 1939 hotel is placed in the centre of the UNESCO World Heritage city of Camagüey. Perfect for history lovers it is an ideal point of departure for walking tours and heritage trails.

A tiny boutique gem, this hotel is located right in the heart of Camagüey city. A haven of repose on the bustling Calle Republica, the facility is a passport to the narrowest street in Cuba and the General Cemetery of Puerto Principe.

With an elegant eclectic style, it is located only 100 meters from the Cathedral and Agramonte Park, the most central park in the city.

In the centric Cisneros Street, only a few metres away from the historical centre of the city, you could find this elegant building from the beginning of the 20th Century, ornamented with traditional elements from Seville, Spain.

Located a few meters from the centric Plaza de La Soledad, this beautiful example of colonial architecture was built in the seventeenth century and Its location provides easy access to the city`s main restaurants, theaters, museums, cinemas and art galleries.

Located in front of the Parish Nuestra Señora de la La Soledad , built in a beautiful eclectic style that fits perfectly in the environment, the hotel is also distinguished by its elegance and top quality service. Santa María shows the works of the most famous artists in the city. It is just a few meters from the main restaurants, theaters, museums, movies, and art galleries. It is an ideal place for individual clients and tour programs.

The property is located in the square of the same name, representative of the Hispanic and Camagüey culture of the first decades of the 18th century. The square Plaza San Juan de Dios is one of the most characteristic corners of the city of Camagüey and the only square in which the original layout and buildings have been preserved.

With its colonial architecture matching the romanticism irradiated by the works of arts displayed, this hotel -named after the famous poet Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda, aka, La Tula- is a few meters away from the main restaurants, theaters, museums and art galleries of the city.