12 Best Airbnb Rentals in Cuba’s Capital City

Tourists in Havana, Cuba has been consistently on the rise since the US recently started allowing commercial flights to Havana—for the first time in five decades!

Tourism isn’t booming in Cuba—yet—you still have to declare why you’re traveling there from the US, and there are a lot of things to know about traveling to Havana before you board your plane. One important thing to note: there aren’t many hotels in Cuba’s capital city.

If you start your hotel search on a place like Expedia or Booking.com, you will begin to get worried. There are only a handful of hotels in Havana and they are mostly owned by the government, which makes them very expensive.

It is more common for visitors to stay in a Cuban’s private home or B&B, which is way more economical and a local experience. Head over to Airbnb because this is where most of these types of lodgings are listed. You can easily find a room in a cute house for around $100 per night.

I stayed at the lovely Mi…