Find hotels near Cienfuegos University, Cienfuegos from SAR 27

"Helpful host who gave lots of advice and was able to organise travel for us. Good location and good value for money. Also has generator for power! Would recommend. Sol and Eliza"

"Will and Yala were our hosts. They were both extremely attentive and professional. The place was always clean, and they were always willing to provide the best service. I personally recommend this place."

"The best place we stayed in Cuba. Great rooms, location, staff and excellent food. "

"It was a nice place but access was an issue for me. Due to the power outages in Trindad the owner locked the front doors early and did not provide a key. It did feel like a home stay with limited privacy. The owners were super nice and helpful "

"Very friendy helpful hosts. Gave us helpful information on local bars and restaurants and places to visit. Arranged taxi for trip to botanical gardens and taxi to Trinidad with a stop for 2 hours at El Nicho park and waterfalls . Also serve great coffee with honey"

"Mr and Mrs Elias are wonderful hosts. They make me want to return to Cienfuegos. I enjoyed the tropical fruit breakfasts under the mango tree or up on the rooftop terrace. Very clean. Walkable. "

"Good location. Friendly. "

"The hostess was extremely helpful."

"This is a beautiful property with enormous rooms and very good decoration. The bathrooms are huge and spotless, with nice touches. Best bathroom of our 2 week stay. There is both aircon and a good fan. The internal area offers a place to sit, as does the large formal dining/lounge room. Nice breakfast included. Javier and the team looked after us very well, and he speaks very good English, so can help you. You need to be aware of some street noise, mainly on a Friday/Saturday night. This comes from various bars and from some motorcycles. You won't hear it over the aircon/fan too much. Also, the power cuts make it difficult for everyone. Check the restuarant/bar has a generator - most do. The casa is located close to the beautiful square and a craft market, which fills with tourist buses each day and empties around 5.00 pm. But there is also local street life, with some bars that have music and a little port area nearby - at the bottom of the road where the craft market is. Power cuts were an inconveiniece, but the Palacio has a generator. Nice breakfast. If you like walking around (without too much hassle) then the Punta Gorda peninsular, just beyond the port, is a great place to walk 2-3 miles out and back. Good sunsets. One of the best things to do from there is visit the Niche waterfalls. Great experience. Javier can tell you about it, as we offered him and a friend a ride there on our way to Trinidad. Enjoy!"