Casa Humberto
Compostela 611, Havana
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Compostela 611 Havana, 10100, Cuba

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Our man in Havana

A travel blog entry by carlier

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... French and of course we Brits dominating the scene in addition to the surprising number of Americans around given the ban on travel from the US.

Staying at Hotel National was an experience in itself with ghosts of guests from its golden age seemingly all around. Winston Churchill, Errol Flynn, Frank Sinatra and long term Havana resident Ernest Hemingway just a few of its most famous occupants.

When studying Spanish in Argentina during March ...

Cuba is a wonderland

A travel blog entry by c.i.222

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Twist the rule

A travel blog entry by vitako

50

... and most imported product is priced in CUC.Peso is for local people

1 CUC ~ 1 canadian dollar
1 PESO = 0.04 canadian dollar

In cuba, imported thing eg. apple can be expensive like 0.45 CUC because the weather in cuba is not suitable for growing apple
but local banana is so cheap, 5 peso for 12 bananas

Firstly we went to a building with che guvara for a picture then to the univeristy of havana.

In the university we bought ...

San, Sun and So Much Salsa

A travel blog entry by tmm

10

... for his Canadian students to come down to Cuba. We took the opportunity to pick his brain about where, oh where, to find good, local salsa dancing and right away he knew the place. Hotel Florida. He told us he'd meet us there tonight at 10pm. Hopefully our final night we'd find what we'd been searching for this entire trip!

We caught our bus back into town and ran, literally ran, through the streets to Hotel Ambos Mundos as Savannah was dying for ...

Cuba Libre

A travel blog entry by kathystravels

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... our stay in Vinales one of the highlights of the trip.

The only “venue” in the village hosted a cabaret evening each night consisting of a live band and exotically costumed salsa dancers. I must admit, despite the Mojitos, the novelty had worn a bit thin by the second night and Michelle and I sneaked back to the house to watch a DVD! Our day in Vinales was spent visiting the local cave and taking a boat trip on the underground river, which I must ...

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This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Casa Humberto Acosta