Habana Riviera by Iberostar + Iberostar Daiquiri Hotel + Habana Riviera by Iberostar

If the retro style of the 1950s is your thing, then look no further than Iberostar Habana Riviera hotel. With is novel decor and throwback style, you'll think you were transported back in time to this hotel's hay day. Ginger Rogers himself inaugurated the hotel back in December 1957, playing the legendary Copa Room, which legend would have it was built by mobster Meyer Lansky, who happened to leave Cuba in a bit of a rush two years later dumping his lucrative visions of casino operation into the ocean. Although the Riviera's mafia and gambling past is long gone, the hotel still reflects much of that era with the royal blue chaises with red club chairs and marble floors. Flash forward to today and the lobby's Salon Internacional is abuzz with conversation, while young Cubans practice a few sassy salsa moves nearby. A great place to visit and a hotel that will give you memories to cherish forever.

Iberostar Daiquiri is located on a fine sandy beach in Cayo Guillermo, an area of pristine beaches and lush natural surroundings. Like the cocktail it is named after, this colourful hotel offers an exotic yet chilled out holiday in Cuba. While many will choose to simply soak up the Caribbean sun and enjoy a relaxing break, this hotel offers an excellent choice of restaurants and facilities for couples and families alike. Active guests can enjoy a range of activities from water sports and tennis to shooting and archery while others may choose to dive or snorkel in the crystal clear waters. There is also a Mini Club to keep the younger guests entertained. Iberostar Daiquiri offers both a fun family holiday and a romantic honeymoon escape in a beautiful part of Cuba.

If the retro style of the 1950s is your thing, then look no further than Iberostar Habana Riviera hotel. With is novel decor and throwback style, you'll think you were transported back in time to this hotel's hay day. Ginger Rogers himself inaugurated the hotel back in December 1957, playing the legendary Copa Room, which legend would have it was built by mobster Meyer Lansky, who happened to leave Cuba in a bit of a rush two years later dumping his lucrative visions of casino operation into the ocean. Although the Riviera's mafia and gambling past is long gone, the hotel still reflects much of that era with the royal blue chaises with red club chairs and marble floors. Flash forward to today and the lobby's Salon Internacional is abuzz with conversation, while young Cubans practice a few sassy salsa moves nearby. A great place to visit and a hotel that will give you memories to cherish forever.