Royal Hideaway Ensenachos Map + 360 Views

Official Royal Hideaway Ensenachos Map images are below, click on image thumbnail of your choice for a larger high resolution Royal Hideaway Grounds Map, then click on the large map again to zoom in and scroll or print for your own use.

Also, don't forget our NEW 360^o QuickTime Virtual Tour (scroll down or click here) of Royal Hideaway Ensenachos Resort, Rooms, Grounds, Beaches, etc.
Enjoy the Paradise!

NOTE: Rooms are numbered XXYY, where XX is the number of the bungalow unit and YY is the room number.

Bungalow buildings 30-43 are in the Royal Hideaway Section.
Bungalow buildings 20-29 are in the Royal Spa Section.

The Hideaway and Spa section 2-story bungalows have up to 20 rooms, 10 on the ground floor numbered XX01 to XX10 and 10 on the second floor numbered XX20 to XX29. Rooms 03, 08, 22 and 27 are a bit smaller and have a sliding door to the terrace or balcony, and they don't have a walk-in closet. The duplex 2-level suites and corner units are larger and have walk-in closet. There are 20 duplex suites, 10 in each section - Spa bungalows 20 to 24 and Hideaway bungalows 39 to 43. The bungalows 25 to 29 and 30 to 38 do not have duplex suites.

Royal Villa bungalows 50-72 are in the Royal Suites Villa Section.

Each villa bungalow at the Royal Suites Villa have 2 units, numbered XX01 and XX02. There are 32 one-bedroom and 14 two-bedroom units. Two bedroom villa is a two level building with 1 King bed and 2 double beds. All villas have private terrace with jacuzzi.

Room with ocean view or partial view, or for reduce mobility are also available.

ROYAL HIDEAWAY ENSENACHOS NEW 360^o QuickTime Virtual Tour

MAIN BUILDING
	Main Entrance
	Lobby - Main Hall
	Lobby - Bar
	Lobby - Staircase
	Outside Back
	Front Desk Reception
	Auditorium Theatre
	Lobby - Auditorium/Cigar
	Ventanas Restaurant
	Azia Restaurant
	Palazzo Restaurant
	Meeting Room - Large
	Meeting Room - Small

BEACHES
	Playa Megano Beach
	Playa Ensenachos Beach

ROYAL HIDEAWAY SECTION
	Hideaway Bungalow
	Hideaway Standard Room
	Hideaway Duplex Bedroom
	Hideaway Duplex Living Room
	Hideaway Pool
	Hideaway Gardens

ROYAL SPA SECTION
	Spa Bungalow
	Spa Standard Room
	Spa Superior Bedroom
	Spa Superior Living Room
	Spa Pool
	Spa Gardens
	Royal Spa Reception
	Royal Spa Fitness Centre
	Royal Spa Jacuzzi Room

ROYAL SUITES VILLA SECTION
	Royal Suites Living Room
	Royal Suites Single Bedroom
	Royal Suites Duplex Bedroom
	Royal Suites Suites Gardens
	Royal Suites Suites Reception
	Royal Suites Suites Pools
	Royal Club Restaurant

360 QT Virtual Tour videos courtesy of Royal Hideaway Ensenachos.
©2008 Occidental Royal Hideaway Ensenachos.
360 QT photos by Jesús Lacera C. ©2008 Fontanart Digital Studio.

Satellite Map

One Island, One Resort, True Paradise

"Royal Hideaway Ensenachos is the only hotel on this island and it has it's own beaches that can be used by hotel guests only. It is very secluded and private. There's no room to build another resort since it is protected by UNESCO as "Biosphere Reserve".

Call it "Paradise" or "Heaven on Earth", come see it for yourself and you won't be disappointed. We are going back again and again..."

Rafal & Danielle

Jardines del Rey or the “Cuban Keys” consists of several tiny islands off Cuba’s Atlantic coast, about 250 miles (450 km) from Havana. The islands include Cayo Coco, Cayo Guillermo, Cayo Paredón Grande, Cayo Romano, Cayo Guajaba, Cayo Sabinal, Cayo Santa Maria Cayo Ensenachos, and Cayo Cruz.

Mangroves and everglades, flamingos, sun-bleached sand and turquoise waters make this little corner of paradise the perfect retreat.

The islands got their name (”King’s Gardens”) in 1513 by Spanish conquistadors to honour king Ferdinand II of Aragon. In the 16th century, they were refuges for corsairs and pirates. Jacques de Sores is supposed to have used it as a base of operations for his attacks of Santiago de Cuba in 1554. In the 19th century, they were used as a point of entry for illegal slave ships after the slave trade was officially abolished.

The beaches are the greatest attraction of this area, but as the islands are part of Cuba’s northern coral reef, snorkelling and diving are spectacular. The islands are immortalized in Ernest Hemingway’s novel, “Islands in the Stream”. Hemingway spent a great deal of time camping, fishing and boating on Cayo Guillermo during World War II. He is remembered for his double daiquiris, his boat (the Pilar) and his vivid fishing tales.

These islands off Cuba’s north coast that are jointly marketed as Jardines del Rey have gone from not even registering on the tourist map in the early 1990s to being a major tourism centre.

Distances from Cayo Ensenachos to other places:

· Las Brujas 10 Km
· Caibarien 49 Km
· Remedios 61 Km
· Santa Clara: 114 Km
· Cienfuegos: 176 Km
· Trinidad: 197 Km
· Cayo Coco: 217 Km
· Playa Girón: 257 Km
· Camaguey: 267 Km
· Varadero: 291 Km
· La Habana: 385 Km
· Holguín: 476 Km
· Pinar del Río: 547 Km
· Viñales: 574 Km
· Santiago de Cuba: 629 Km