Hotels with Free Parking in Cienfuegos Province from SAR 82

"Excellent stay,great hosts ,fantastic breakfast"

"Casa Ana was a wonderful place to stay. The owner was friendly and helpful. It was by far the best of our stay in Cuba. I would highly recommend it to anyone going to Trinidad. Although out of the city, transport was easily made available to us by the owner. "

"Great location, super clean and friendly host."

"The host and his family were very welcoming. The bedroom and dining area were lovely. We got a really good breakfast. Highly recommended."

"Fantastic old house in Santa Clara a couple of blocks from Parque Vidal. Room was spacious with comfortable beds, Big bathroom with great shower and plentiful hot water. Good internet Delicious breakfast served in the pretty courtyard with pretty fountain and lots of plants. Everything spotlessly clean. The owner is really helpful and lives onsite. What more do you need?!? Highly recommend."

"I have a great time in Lola Hostal in Trinidad. The bed was so comfy and the staff is very lovely and helpful."

"The property is stunning, high ceilings, frescos, arches and columns. The furniture matches the property, it's a joy everywhere you look. Staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. They speak excellent English and there's someone there 24 hours. Breakfast was fresh and tasty, eggcellent omelettes. It's a very small boutique hotel that's a block over from the main square. The road isn't noisy but it's 'lived in' so there are comings and goings as you would expect from somewhere where people live and work. Nights were quiet. I liked feeling I was experiencing a little bit of day tonday Cuban life."

"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"

"They are a very friendly, honest, and helpful family. They speak several languages, including German. We could barely have gotten along without their assistance in booking a flight and getting Internet access. Note that currently, bring dollars or euros to pay them and anything else. The exchange into pesos is complex and a ripoff introduced by the cash-strapped government in a declining economy. "