Hotel Royalton

It is a city facility under the Aldaba brand, rated as a four-star hotel with 33 rooms. The building was constructed in 1942, and its location in the historic center of Bayamo, directly across from Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Central Park, ensures a very pleasant stay. This hotel stands out for its excellent combination of accommodation and fine dining. It offers guests a wide variety of Cuban and international cuisine in its restaurant and snack bar. Being part of the "Hoteles E" category in Cuba adds another reason to choose Hotel Royalton in a city with a fascinating history that can be discovered just steps from the facility.

The town of Bayamo, founded in 1513 by Diego Velázquez, was the birthplace of Cuba's National Anthem and the revered patriot Carlos Manuel de Céspedes. This hotel is located in the historic center of the city, just meters away from the Cathedral of the Holy Savior of Bayamo and the popular Wax Museum. The museum features intriguing wax sculptures created by the Barrios family, including that of the renowned musician Benny Moré, considered one of Cuba’s most prolific composers and singers, known as "El Bárbaro del Ritmo"; Compay Segundo, the legendary musician of the Buena Vista Social Club and composer of famous songs like "Chan Chan," "María en la Playa," "Guajira Guantanamera," and "Macusa"; Polo Montañés, known as "El Guajiro Natural"; Sindo Garay, a musician, composer, and performer of over 600 works that depict Cuban culture, including his admiration for his homeland, landscapes, women, and love in songs such as "Amargas Verdades," "La Tarde," and "La Bayamesa"; and Carlos Puebla, a virtuoso guitarist and singer of political and social songs. These figures are immortalized with impressive precision.