Situated on the southern-central coast of Cuba, Cienfuegos is an attractive, breezy seaport, sometimes described as the pearl of the South with a distinctive Caribbean feel. Cienfuegos has a great deal of legend and mystery surrounding its history.
Many of the city's festivals are based on seafaring activities including yacht regattas and races. The architecture and development of the city was influenced by the French immigrants at the beginning of the 19th century and is a harmonious blend of fascinating styles.
Situated next door to the Cienfuegos Yacht Club and a short walk from Cienfuegos, Main Square, the intimate Palacio Azul began life as the private home of a wealthy tobacco baron.
Hotel Jagua is located a mere 10 minute taxi ride from central Cienfuegos with close proximity to Cienfuegos Bay and Sierra del Escambray.
Hotel La Union is favourably situated close to beaches and Cienfuegos's main tourist attractions in provincial Cuba.
