Hotels Near the City Center in Varadero

Starfish Cuatro Palmas occupies one of the most convenient central beachfront positions, at First Avenue and 62nd Street. Guests can step out into a lively stretch of town with restaurants, bars, shops, and entertainment nearby while keeping direct access to the beach. The location suits travelers who want a resort atmosphere without feeling separated from central Varadero’s evening activity and walkable commercial streets.

Allegro Palma Real sits on Second Avenue at 64th Street, placing it just inland from the beach and close to one of the busiest central areas. The hotel gives guests easy walking access to dining, nightlife, shops, and transport while still providing the facilities of a conventional resort. Its position is particularly practical for visitors who expect to spend significant time exploring the town rather than remaining on hotel grounds.

Pullman-Dos Mares is a compact two-star option on First Avenue between 49th and 50th streets, close to Parque Josone and the central beach. The modest scale distinguishes it from the peninsula’s sprawling resorts and makes it a straightforward base for walking around town. Restaurants, shops, cultural venues, and central attractions are all within a relatively short distance, which reduces the need for daily transport.

Los Delfines combines a beachfront setting with a central First Avenue address between 38th and 39th streets. The three-star property is small enough to feel connected to the surrounding town rather than isolated inside a resort compound. Travelers can reach restaurants, local shops, markets, and several central attractions on foot, while the beach remains immediately accessible for mornings and quieter parts of the day.

Mar del Sur is located around 30th Street on the inland side of the town grid, offering apartment-style accommodation rather than a conventional beachfront resort layout. The setting works well for travelers who prioritize a central base and practical access to services. From the hotel, the beach and First Avenue are still reachable, while the nearby road network makes taxi or bus trips to other parts of the peninsula uncomplicated.

Hotel Club Tropical stands on First Avenue between 21st and 23rd streets, combining direct access to the coast with a location firmly inside the older town area. It offers the familiar conveniences of a three-star beach hotel while keeping neighborhood restaurants and everyday services close. The western-central position is especially useful for visitors who want to divide their time between the sand and independent exploration on foot.

Sun Beach is set between First and Third avenues around 17th Street, within a walkable section of western Varadero. Its inland location places guests close to the beach without requiring a large resort footprint, and local dining and transport are easy to reach. Travelers who prefer a straightforward hotel near town activity may find the setting more practical than a distant all-inclusive property toward Punta Hicacos.

Complejo Acuazul-Varazul occupies First Avenue between 13th and 14th streets, one of the more accessible western-town locations for visitors arriving from the mainland. The three-star complex provides a simple base near the beach and local services. Its position works particularly well for travelers interested in the everyday side of Varadero, with short rides or walks connecting to central restaurants, markets, and recreation.

Villa Tortuga is near the western entrance to the peninsula, close to the Kawama neighborhood and the beach. Although it sits slightly beyond the core numbered streets most visitors associate with the center, it remains much closer to town than the outer resort zone. The property offers a traditional resort setting with gardens and leisure facilities while preserving convenient access to local streets and transport toward central attractions.

ROC Barlovento occupies a beachfront site on First Avenue between 9th and 12th streets, near the western end of the town section. Its resort facilities give guests more on-site recreation than many compact central hotels, while its address still keeps local restaurants and services within reach. The location is a useful compromise for travelers who want an all-inclusive-style environment but do not want to stay far down the peninsula.