Best Budget Hotels in Varadero

Hotel Club Tropical occupies a central beachfront stretch where travelers can combine a resort-style stay with easy access to town. The property is listed among Varadero’s three-star hotels and offers a pool, restaurant service, and direct proximity to the sand. Its First Avenue location is especially useful for guests who prefer being closer to local restaurants and everyday services instead of staying far out on the peninsula.

Los Delfines is one of the more compact hotel choices in central Varadero, with a location between 38th and 39th streets that keeps the beach and town activity close at hand. The three-star property suits travelers who value a straightforward base over a sprawling resort complex. Its position also makes it practical for walking to nearby restaurants, shops, and central attractions without depending on long transfers along the peninsula.

Club Kawama sits at the western entrance to the peninsula in an established beachfront complex with low-rise buildings and mature tropical grounds. The three-star hotel provides a more traditional resort atmosphere while remaining close to the older part of town. Guests can use it as a beach-focused base with on-site dining and recreation, yet still reach central Varadero relatively easily compared with properties farther east.

Starfish Varadero is positioned farther along the hotel zone, giving travelers a full resort setting without moving into the destination’s highest-end category. The property has direct beach access, swimming pools, restaurants, and organized leisure facilities, so it works well for visitors who expect to spend much of their stay on-site. Its location also places it near several of the peninsula’s larger attractions and resort complexes.

Mar del Sur offers a different format from the beachfront resorts, with apartment-style accommodation in the town area near 30th Street and the south highway. The two-star property can appeal to travelers who prioritize space and a central base over extensive resort amenities. From this location, the beach, restaurants, and local services remain accessible, while the setting feels more connected to everyday Varadero than to the eastern resort corridor.

Sun Beach is a three-star hotel in the western town section, a short walk from the shoreline and close to the grid of local streets near First Avenue. Its location favors travelers who want a simple hotel base with restaurants, transport, and neighborhood services nearby. Rather than functioning as an isolated resort, it places guests within a part of Varadero where exploring on foot is realistic and the beach remains the main attraction.

Villa Tortuga stands near the western end of Varadero, close to the beach and the Kawama neighborhood. The three-star property has the feel of a classic Caribbean resort, with landscaped grounds, a pool, dining, and direct access to the coast. Its location works particularly well for visitors who want a relaxed beach stay while remaining nearer to the historic town section than guests based at the far end of the Hicacos Peninsula.

Complejo Acuazul-Varazul is a three-star accommodation complex on First Avenue between 13th and 14th streets, placing it in a practical town setting rather than deep in the resort zone. It is a sensible option for travelers who want straightforward lodging near the beach and local services. The central-west location also shortens trips to restaurants, transport points, and everyday shopping compared with hotels at the peninsula’s eastern end.

Pullman-Dos Mares occupies one of the most central addresses in town, on First Avenue between 49th and 50th streets. Listed by Cuba Travel among Varadero’s two-star hotels, it favors location and simplicity over a large resort footprint. Guests are within easy walking distance of the beach, restaurants, Parque Josone, and several nightlife venues, making it especially useful for travelers who plan to explore independently.