[johnflores1969, 12.08.2008] i was there last week from august 2 to august the 9 it is the worst place to be. the services at night is with tha guy who looks liked he does it want to work there the rental for cars o motorcycles they rip u oof better go somewhere elese to rent pluss the place it is to big trust me i been in 3 [more]

[Mickie, 13.07.2008] We had a great time, wonderful ambiance and very friendly environement [more]

[paulcuba, 02.07.2008] The facilities of this hotel are incorrect, it does not have any of the facilities listed on the website but read on for an accurate account of the Oasis Villa Cayo Coco. This hotel is a small, friendly hotel with limited entertainment. Most rooms are bungalow style, (one room down, one up) & are to [more]

[trivago traveller, 21.01.2007] it was great I will come bacl [more]

[crudev, 11.11.2006] Weather Flaming hot 35-40 with intermittent thunderstorms (mostly late afternoon/early evening) which were spectacular to watch and didnt interfere at all with our enjoyment. Summary Hot el is well worth the 4 star plus rating it has. Would we return absolutely! [more]

[noname02, 30.04.2006] I just returned from a 2-weeks trip with 3 friends to Varadero where I very much enjoyed staying at the Sol Coral hotel. I read a lot of reviews about the hotel before leaving, having me expect the worst but I was very much surprised of the good quality of the hotel and the friendliness of the staff [more]

[trivago traveller, 23.10.2005] This is a great hotel. Stunning to look at but the food is weird to say the least. Breakfast was by no means good or readily identifiable. We ate other meals here and they were indeed better but we stayed here at the end of out trip to Cuba and the food here was the worst by a long way. Hotel itself [more]

[fizzytom, 03.10.2005] The Museo de La Revolucion (Museum of the Revolution) is housed, somewhat tongue-in-cheek, in the former Presidential Palace and government building in Old Havana. It is a beautiful building though perhaps it has not been as lovingly cared for as it should have. The museum relates Cuban history [more]

[fizzytom, 12.08.2005] This accommodation is what is known in Cuba as a "casa particular" - that is when a householder lets out rooms privately to tourists. For this they must have a licence and they must display a green sticker in the window or door to show they have the license. The quality varies as well as the type of [more]

[fizzytom, 09.08.2005] Hotel Beltran de Santa Cruz is in the heart of old Havana and in a great position for the area's major attractions, as well as paladares, cafés, and bars. The hotel is part of a Cuban chain (Habaganuex), but don't let that put you off. Recently refurbished, it was formerly a colonial merchant's hous [more]