First American Hotel Chain In Cuba Since Revolution

Cuba welcomes first American hotel chain in half a century as luxury resort opens in Havana (+Video)

Starwood Hotels is the first US resort to open in Cuba since the revolution. The new Cuba Four Points by Sheraton will cost from $246 (£183) per night. Located in Havana it follows President Obama's historic visit to the island.

Lucy Morris | June 29, 2016

Starwood Hotels has taken over management of a luxury hotel in Havana, becoming the first big American hospitality chain with a presence on the island since the Cuban Revolution 50 years ago.
The newly-rechristened Cuba Four Points by Sheraton on Havana's Quinta Avenida - a hotel owned by the Cuban military - now will be managed by the American hospitality giant.
Located in Havana's Miramar district, the posh hotel, formerly known as the Quinta Avenida hotel, has rooms available from $246 per night, according to its website.

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