Havana Price Guide
This Havana Price Guide is meant to give you an idea of how much a sample item costs in the capital of Cuba. Please note that prices are in Cuban Convertible Pesos (CUC) and are just for guidance. Prices may change anytime and be different during your visit to Havana:
Gas: CUC$ 1.00 / liter
Bottle of water: CUC$ 0.60-1.00
Bottle of beer: CUC$ 1.00
Highballs in a bar: CUC$ 2.00
Slice of pizza: CUC$ 0.20-0.40
Internet: CUC$ 6.00 / hour
Bike rental: CUC$ 4.00 / day
Prices of hotel rooms vary depending on hotel and typically start at CUC$35 / night. It’s best to stay at Casa Particular instead of a hotel when visiting Havana. You’ll receive much better hospitality and home made food will be much better than whatever you get in a hotel restaurant. Havana doesn’t have all inclusive hotels. Casas Particulares in Havana start at $25 per night.
For additional information on Havana, visit Havana – Complete Tourist Guide
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February 22nd, 2011 at 3:33 pm
You stated that Havana does nto have all inclusive hotels, when in fact there are 2 according to the Canadian travel websites.
March 3rd, 2011 at 11:05 am
I stayed in Havana last year and there were no all inclusive resorts there at the time. But that’s the world of travel for you – it changes all the time. Businesses come and go, change hands, change the line of products – it happens all the time. Though I highly doubt there is an all inclusive resort in Havana. Havana is a city, not a seaside vacation area. All inclusive hotels can be found on beach resort areas, not in cities.
March 3rd, 2011 at 11:20 am
That does make sense. The all inclusive we booked is on a marina and is a 3 star. Apparently there is another one that is across from a beach in Havana but it was only 2 star. I will post after we go to let you know how the hotel was.
March 3rd, 2011 at 11:41 am
OK, so they call it a hotel in Havana, but it’s not really in Havana. Havana is a capital city, there is no beach there. The nearest beach is Playa del Este which is 15km from Havana. One of the Hop-on Hop-off buses goes to Playa del Este which only takes about 25 or so minutes. While this is the beach nearest to Havana, it is not directly in Havana. I did not stay on the beach, though. There didn’t look to be that much there. Probably no fancy resorts either cause that beach may be the nearest to Havana, but definitely not the greatest in Cuba. As a matter of fact, it’s one of the crappiest in my opinion.