Stayed at the Comodoro for one week with my two friends. Our rooms were modest but with a great view from the balcony. Had dinner on our first night in the main restaurant. The fare was not very palatable but I do admit it was late. Breakfast was rather good each morning but expect to be confronted with unusual choices like pasta and fish! I eyed this rather suspiciously each day as these were the very things that were in the buffet the night before! Staff were friendly enough but the cleaning was rather lack lustre and not thorough. Bed cloths not changed regularly and I think I was bitten several times....bed bugs? Night entertainment was pretty much non existant. Make sure when you leave that one of the hotel's towels don't go in your bags by mistake. You'll be embarrassed about it at check out and made to pay for it too...it means that much to them. Beware of pick pockets and con artists working the hotel grounds or just outside it. They will try to befriend you then clean you out at the first opportunity. Won't go back there!

We stayed at the Comodoro Hotel for 3 nights as part of our 'Discover Cuba' tour. Its Cuban star rating is 4, but Kuoni describe it as more of a 3 star, which we thought was more accurate. The hotel is comprised of a main building with 4 floors of standard rooms and 2 sets of low-rise superior rooms in the grounds by the swimming pools (although one set of rooms appears to be completely out of use). We had read some rather bad reviews about this hotel before we went to Cuba and so were unsure of what to expect. Our verdict was that it wasn't the best hotel we had ever stayed at, but that it was adequate for a short stay. The room was reasonably clean, although it did have a bit of an odd smell and the towels weren't as clean as they could have been. We did have a balcony though, with a partial sea view and the bathroom was quite large with good water pressure in the shower. We were able to hire the safe deposit box for a small charge. The hotel has 3 restaurants, Italian, a la Carte and the main buffet restaurant. We were on half board and so were only able to eat in the buffet, if we had wanted to have a meal in either of the other two then we would have had to pay full price. The food in the buffet restaurant was absolutely fine and often very good, including a pasta chef and some very nice puddings. There are some minor issues to do with drinks service and food quality, plus at busy times guests sometimes had to table share. We only caught one of the entertainment shows, due to jet lag, which consisted of Tropicana style dancing and singing. It reminded me a bit of the Eurovision Song contest - not my idea of a good night out, but then again we never expect much from the entertainment when we go abroad! All in all, this wasn't the best hotel that we've ever stayed in, but it was adequate for what we needed, and certainly a lot better that some of the other hotels that we experienced.

We stayed at the Comodoro for 3 nights from 19 April. It was relaxing, quaint, welcoming and all one would expect from a medium class hotel. The swimming pools were exceptionally nice and the cleanliness of the water very good. Although the rooms were not the best decorated, they were clean and we had no noise problems. Breakfast was plentiful - don't miss out on the omlets! Dinner, the usual Cuban buffet style was also perfectly acceptable.
Travelling to Havana was easy via taxi and relatively cheap at about 12 Euro. The journey took 30 minutes with excellent views of the harbour, bay and castles. We can thoroughly recommend a short break in Havana and the Comodoro is a very acceptable base.

After 4 days in a Havana 5* this was great. It is best described as Spanish Rustic...or almost cottage like. If you want pristine and polished then this isn't your place. The grounds have tons of pools so lots of relaxation space and if you head into Havana its a $10 cab ride to almost anywhere in the city. Beds were comfortable and beyond sleeping what are you wasting your time for in your rooms. Be warned room cleaning seems to operate on an alternate day towel replacement and if you take the all-inclusive there is a long list of restrictions and limitations. This place is what it pretends to be and if you are looking for a place to unwind we'd recommend it.