Meliá Habana *****

Oscar Esteban Mendoza Reyes, CL, 2008-07-25
Solamente enviarles un gran abrazo, en mi reciente visita en su Hotel y el hermoso país Cuba, la gente es muy cariñosa y respetuosa, se nota que se vive un buen ambiente, lo pase muy bien el hotel es espectacular, quizas la unica sugerencia seria que tengan un cajero automatico en el hotel, para poder girar dinero.
Bueno reciban un abrazo de Chile y muchas gracias por la atención.
Atte
Oscar Mendoza

Professor Dato´Dzulkifli Abdul Razak, MY, 2007-06-14
It´s a different citty hotel. It seems that we are in a Resort in Havana Citty. The beautifull gardens, artificial lakes, balconies and terracies in all rooms offer special condition to relax and meditation. Also, the bigest swiming pool in Havana is something very spectacular. But the most important thing is the hospitality of the cuban people.

Anónimo, CA, 2005-03-11
Stayed here with our 2.5 year old daughter in Feb05, and thoroughly enjoyed it. We had a great room overlooking the ocean, huge, gorgeous balcony, marble everything, very clean, good service. Food was ok, not great - it was better in Varadero. While there were not a lot of children at the hotel, it wasn't really an issue, although I did feel a little uncomfortable when she was loud during dinner. Staff was great to her. There wasn't a lot for her to do aside from going to the pool, but we spent most of our time in Havana anyway so it was fine.

Our plan was not all inclusive, so we went through more money than we expected, for lunch, water, drinks, and taxi rides into Havana. There is a free shuttle bus, but it wasn't always convenient. You can buy water and drinks from the restaurants, but there is a market around the corner at a fraction of the price.

While it was a bit of a pain to go back and forth to Old Havana, we noticed that none of the hotels in the old city seemed to have nice balconies the way ours did. Since we were travelling with our daughter, we weren't taking in a lot of the nightlife so it was nice to have a big, comfortable room with a balcony to come back to since we were in for the night every night by 8!

Verdict - would definitely stay there again.

Anónimo, PA, 2004-10-23
Dont know why people with no knowledge of were they are visiting talk the way they do to a place like Cuba, I was skeptic at first and now that I am writting this review after just arriving home, I will say that this hotel and many other in Cuba are excellent to stay at, in this Melia hotel, rooms are very comfortable, bathrooms are large and with a bathtub, towels are plush and large you can even use it at the pool, buffet for breakfast is plentyfull you can ask for a omellete to a sunny side up eggs, juices at large amount , breads with a variety, sliced to buns, dinner, i was surprised to see stone crab clams as many as you can eat, in Miami they are 45.00 and up for 3 clams, at the buffet for 25.00 dollars you you eat and drink all you can, the pool is good, and yes they ask you if you are a guest at the hotel, too many jineteras, Cuban name for prostitutes, dont blame them( the security) for asking, it is their job, a mulato woman and a white man, a prostitute with a visitor, I felt secure at this hotel, they also carry a safe deposit box which is handy, never saw a fly, but you see fly's all around the world.

Anónimo, GB, 2004-10-13
I was harassed the whole time because people thought I was Cuban it
seems to be that they can not conceive the thought that some one from a Latin America country would visit. The whole time they looked at me as if I was a Cuban Prostitute and that my husband who is white was the person who was paying me to be there. I will never visit again I have never been treated so bad!! it was extremely disappointing me.