The nicest hotel for miles around, this rural enclave among coconut trees, ferns and frondous groves, has architecture that imitates the dwellings of the indigenous Pre-Columbian Taíno Indians. "Los Caneyes" is the Taino name for their round cottages. This is an inexpensive hotel and in most cases only suitable for a one or two night stop-over.

The heart of affairs is the swimming pool served by an open-air bar and games room. There's also a tiny gym, and small beauty station where massages are offered. The atmospheric restaurant is usually overly air-conditioned; it serves mediocre buffet meals.

Most of Los Caneyes Hotel's 96 air-conditioned accommodations are in thatched octagonal bungalows broadly dispersed amid tree-shaded lawns. These cozy wooden quarters have tile floors and come with satellite TVs, telephones, refrigerators, and bathrooms. Some of the bungalows are a bit shabby and need renovation. A newer two-story H-shaped block houses additional rooms, two of which are suites. These are far more stylish than the octagonal units and come with contemporary furnishings.

The Los Caneyes Hotel is about two miles west of Santa Clara town. It is popular with tour groups and an advance reservation is thereby recommended.

95 Double Standard rooms with air conditioning, private bathroom, 110V outlets, telephone and satellite TV

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