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Grand Aston Cayo Las Brujas Beach Resort & Spa

Cayo Las Brujas, Cuba
4.4(1,186 reviews)

Family-friendly resort in Cayo Las Brujas.

Price Range
$$ est.
Rooms
660

Things to Know

No Online Booking

Amenities

Beach
Buffet Dining
Snorkeling
Spa

Traveler Insights(312 discussions)

Grand Aston Cayo Las Brujas sits in one of Cuba's most beautiful and least-visited island chains, and that remoteness is both its greatest appeal and its most significant drawback. The resort occupies a genuinely stunning stretch of Caribbean coastline with crystalline turquoise water, and the boutique scale keeps it from feeling like a tourist factory. Travelers who go in with the right expectations - understanding that Cuba operates differently from any other destination in the Caribbean - tend to come away charmed. Those who expect a Cancun-style experience in a Cuban package will be frustrated.

The practical experience on the ground is a study in contrasts. On a good week, guests report excellent à la carte dinners, attentive staff, clean pools, and the kind of laid-back tropical atmosphere that's hard to find anywhere else. On a bad week, food shortages hit the buffet, room maintenance issues go unresolved, and the remote location means there's nowhere else to go. Service quality is genuine and warm but often constrained by supply issues beyond staff control. The spa is a reliable bright spot, and the snorkeling off the beach is legitimately excellent.


This resort is best suited for travelers who have done Cuba before or who specifically want to get off the Varadero circuit. It pairs well with a pre or post stay in Havana, which is a few hours away. Price-wise it sits at the upper end of Cuban all-inclusives, but that bar is set differently than in Mexico or Jamaica. If you want pristine, uncrowded Caribbean water, genuine Cuban culture, and a resort that feels like a real escape rather than a resort bubble, Cayo Las Brujas is one of the most compelling options on the island.

Pros

  • +Stunning turquoise Caribbean water in an uncrowded, off-the-beaten-path Cayo Santa Maria location that feels genuinely remote and unspoiled
  • +Beautiful landscaped grounds with a tropical garden atmosphere that guests describe as surprisingly well-maintained for a Cuban property
  • +À la carte dinners included nightly, which is uncommon at Cuban resorts and gets consistent praise for quality over the buffet
  • +Small, boutique scale keeps the property from feeling overcrowded, especially compared to the mega-resorts on Varadero
  • +Pool area is consistently clean with well-maintained lounge chairs and attentive poolside service
  • +The spa receives genuine praise for skilled therapists and treatment quality at a fraction of what you'd pay at comparable Caribbean resorts
  • +Excellent snorkeling accessible directly from the beach, with clearer water than many better-known Cuban destinations
  • +Friendly, warm staff that travelers consistently call out as a highlight, making up for any infrastructure shortcomings

Cons

  • Food quality is highly inconsistent - some guests report excellent meals while others describe shortages and repetitive offerings typical of Cuba's supply-chain constraints
  • Room cleanliness varies significantly by room and by week, with some guests finding spotless suites and others reporting maintenance issues
  • The property is remote, which is charming for some but means virtually no options to leave the resort for excursions or restaurants
  • Cuba's infrastructure challenges mean internet access is slow or unreliable, making this a difficult choice for anyone needing connectivity
  • Drinks quality and variety is limited compared to Mexican or Dominican all-inclusives, with some guests describing watered-down cocktails
  • Air conditioning in some rooms is weak or temperamental during the hotter months, an issue that can be hard to resolve quickly at remote properties
  • Getting to Cayo Las Brujas requires a long transfer from the nearest airport, usually Santa Clara or Havana, adding significant travel time
  • The 5-star rating is applied with Cuban standards in mind - expectations calibrated to, say, a Cancun 5-star will likely lead to disappointment

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Google Rating

4.4(1,186 Google reviews)

Google Reviews

nikki
2 weeks ago

We had the best time at this resort, rooms are very clean, staff is amazing, very friendly and always ready to help, pools are clean, beach is a must, entertainment staff especially Dayron are great. Milo, Jose and Chino at the pool bar are the best...

Jahleena C.
4 weeks ago

the resort was super fun & welcoming. from the time we arrived, we got checked in super fast and driven to our rooms. the food at the buffet was really good & the activities daily were so fun. Dayron made the poolside feel like a party & the games we...

Michelle C.
a month ago

My sister and I arrived at this absolutely gorgeous resort on Dec 8-15, 2025. We felt like we had touched paradise. Management and staff were very accommodating and did a spectacular job of making us feel welcomed. The grounds are impeccable done (by...