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Murals and classic cars line the historic Route 66 corridor where locals gather at Cuba's famous Wagon Wheel Motel. Take a self-guided tour of the 'Viva Cuba' outdoor art displays, then sample homestyle cooking at Missouri Hick's BBQ when hunger strikes.

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From high-end restaurants and all-day fitness centers to pools and the finest bedding, the 5-star experience in Cuba is all about indulgence and comfort. But it calls for more than just upscale conveniences to earn a 5-star rating. Stays must also offer remarkable guest-centric services like in-room massage treatments, on-site dry cleaning and laundry and room service any time night or day.
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