English? English Band 4. Didn't Cuba speak Spanish? I want to have a comfortable time, but I don't want to rush. I haven't studied his scenic spots in depth.

I studied in Cuba, and I really haven't heard of the term budget hotel. Of course, I can understand what it is like, but it's not much cheaper, but the service is much worse. All star-rated hotels in Cuba include dinner and breakfast. If you check in after 4 pm, any service in the hotel is free, especially if you can order some snacks in the lobby, the wine in the bar can be drunk at will, and the environment is super good. Moreover, the service staff there can speak English, which is definitely American pronunciation. Communication is not a problem at all, because these hotels are for foreigners, mainly some tourists from Europe, America and Canada. These hotels have travel agencies, where you can book hotels in other tourist attractions in Cuba, which is very convenient. The English of Cubans in other places is really pleasing, so forget it. As for B&B, you must be very clear about this. It's hard to find you without someone to take you. Besides, stealing in Cuba is very serious, so it's hard to guarantee that this family won't treat you badly. One more thing, most Cuban owners of B&B can't speak English. The living conditions of Cubans are very poor. You must choose a hotel and make sure there is hot water and air conditioning. That's all that matters. My suggestion is that you stay in a star-rated hotel with comprehensive service facilities, which saves you a lot of trouble. By the way, there is another CADECA in the hotel, which is a place to exchange money, so you don't have to go to the bank. I recommend you a website/,which can search Cuba, scenic spots, restaurants and hotels, with comments and tourists' comments, which is very useful ~