Grandslam Fishing in Cuba

	Hotel Parque Central (Old Havana)
	This luxurious hotel facing historic Central Park is located in close proximity to the famous Malecón Boulevard that runs beside the sea. Also nearby are monuments, museums, shops, night clubs, cafés and cabarets. Enjoy the colorful spectacle as thousands of 1958 Chevrolets, bicycle taxis and Russian Oeral motorbikes parade by Parque Central and El Capitolio. It’s right at your doorstep when you stay at the Golden Tulip Parque Central. All this and much more is yours to enjoy within a short stroll of Old Havana’s only true, 5-star hotel. Entirely built in detailed neo-colonial style, from the top-floor swimming pool to the open-air restaurant, it boasts a panoramic vista of both old and new Havana. At Parque Central, the highest standards of comfort and luxury that modern Cuba has to offer co-exist in beautiful harmony with the legacy of the country’s rich past.

	Hotel Nacional (Vedado)
	There's nothing quite like watching the Caribbean Sea wash across the Malecon at dusk from your room at the Hotel Nacional. Inaugurated on December 30, 1930, the Nacional is one of the most classical and emblematic hotels in Havana. Its luxury, elegance, distinction and first-class services remain intact after six decades of undisputed leadership in the Cuban hotel industry. Guests at the 5-star Hotel Nacional enjoy splendid, comfortable rooms (including a Presidential Suite), two pools, lovely tropical gardens, tennis courts, numerous restaurants and bars, and more. Additionally, the Nacional's Cabaret Parisian (along with the Tropicana) is a must for those wishing to make the most of the warm Havana nights.

	Hotel Habana Libre (Vedado)
	Located in Havana's Vedado (business) district, the Hotel Tryp Habana Libre is Cuba's largest hotel. Formerly the Havana Hilton, the Habana Libre is popular with American business travellers (in fact, CNN houses their news bureau here). The rooms are nice (the views are incredible), and there's a large pool.

	Hotel Santa Isabel (Old Havana)
	The charming 4-star Hotel Santa Isabel sits proudly in the famed Plaza de Armas, in the colonial section of Old Havana. The hotel was originally a palace, built in the nineteenth century for Count De Santovenia. The turquoise and stone building is made even more beautiful by halfmoon-shaped stained glass windows, while the inner courtyard is open to the sky. The rooms have attractive colonial-style furniture and iron beds. Rooms on the third floor have semi-private terraces, from which to take in the Plaza below. The hotel also has Junior Suites, complete with a living room and jacuzzi. Museums and tourist attractions are nearby. The Hotel Santa Isabel prides itself on comfort and service.

	Hotel Melia Habana (Miramar)
	Located in Miramar, a beach community just minutes from downtown Havana, the Hotel Melia Habana is first-class across the board. Opened in 1998, the Melia Habana offers everything that you'd expect from a 5-star property, including many fine restaurants, swimming pools, private beaches, a gym and tennis courts.