Description

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The El Castillo Hotel is located in the city of Baracoa - the first village founded in Cuba by the Spanish conquistadors - and is housed in the fortress of Seboruco de Santa Bárbara, which was built by the Spaniards in colonial times. It is just a few kilometers away from the city's airport. Its tavern-bar is also a lookout from where guests can have a beautiful view of the bay and the Miel (Honey) River, while the unique attraction of Yunque de Baracoa can be seen from the back of the building. The establishment benefits from the fact that the city was the first archbishopric of the Island and is an excellent place to enjoy nature tourism and learn about aboriginal culture.

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Rooms Facilities

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110 V / 60 Hz Power	Cable TV
Air conditioning	Radio
Balcony or terrace	Safety deposit box
Bathroom	Telephone

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Hotel Facilities

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Bar	Money exchange
Boutique / Shop	Moped rental
Cafeteria	Parking
Entertainment program	Restaurant
Game arcade	Swimming pool
Grill	Taxis
Internet access	Tourism bureau
Medical services	Wifi

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