It is a good location, nice area and lots of taxi drivers outside. Their wifi os not good all the time. Their staff is very nice and friendly.
Arrived at midnight and found the reception staff helpful and gave us a nice room with views over the sea.
Found the hotel to be like most in Cuba need of upgrading but the rooms were kept clean and tidy
Meals as you would expect in Cuba and the staff very friendly and helpful
Negative would be the smoking in the hotel and having locals use the pool to the point nowhere for guests poolside
This year's NYC Educators delegation (37) stayed at the Copacabana in Miramar. The food was excellentbreakfast and dinnerlunch is served poolside. Spacious lobby with music every night and 24 hr. baryaay.
Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Great eateries close bya short taxi ride and your in the middle of Havana. Guest where next year's delegation is staying.yes we loved it.
An excellent hotel for tourist. The staff very friendly and attentive. The rooms are basic but extremely neat and clean. I stayed here for almost a month on a business trip and enjoyed every bit of it.
The kitchen staff know there way around and breakfast and dinner being complimentary is plus here. There is also a pizzeria here serving tasty pizzas and pastas. Overall a great place to wind down with the hotel having an excellent deck overlooking the carribean.( P.S with the hotel being very close to sea, the carribean is both majestic and scary on a full moon).
The only downside is the hotel is very old and badly needs some repairs especially in the lobby.
Not up to par, my wife and I arrived late tired and just looking for a place to sleep in. They only had available the "junior suite" (which included dinner and breakfast) for $200 CUC about $230 USD. I was tired of drivinng and said . whatever the room and facilities were below average and I'm used to "cuban standards". place is beat up, paint is all over the place and it should be priced at about $20 dollars a night. next time in havana we stayed at a CASA fully stocked and furnished for $30 a night don fall for this crappy hotel. unless you have the $ to do MELIA. can't go wrong with them.go to a CASA and they will treat you like royalty. for 1/5 of the price and the food!!! not in the hotels ask the locals!!! for $3-4 you'll have the meal of your life!!!!
When we booked this hotel, we tought it would have a nice historic feel to it. In the lobby it looked like ikea and the rooms were terrible. Out on the back they had rusty barriers by the ocean. Overpriced! Shady cab drivers waiting outside to take you to a strange far away restaurant. We will never go back to this hotel. There are much nicer options around or even a casa particular will be better.
Rather shabby like most of the "upscale" places in Havana. Family-oriented pool/terrace area, beach access. Friendly staff if you can find them.
This hotel is crumbling. The rooms are worse than sparce. The internet service rarely worked. The hotel staff was rude.
Stayed here 4 nights in second half of a fortnight Cuba round-trip. To Cuban standards a decent, correct hotel. Would go again without doubt.
Hidden gem: bring your snorkeling material!! The decayed looking sea basin/swimming area is a treasure trove of tropical sea-life. Best snorkeling place we encountered in Cuba so far.
Upsides: correct prices at the bar, clean, very decent restaurant (for Cuba).
The downsides: Smoking was allowed inside at the bar; there is a public disco at least once a week, our room was luckily on the other side; some very much needed maintenance/restoration was ongoing (wet paint, inaccessible parts.