Stayed in bungalow section in one bedroom bungalow. unfortunatelly only 2 nts before we went for our beach holiday to Varadero. I really loved this hotel. It doesn't look like a city hotel at all. A little bit further from the center but it is not a problem because there are buses going to the center and futher to the old Havana a few times a day.The bungalows are very spacious with a good size bedroom, living room, bathroom and a balcony. The rooms are newly decorated so everything looks fresh and bright. The swimming pool is just amazing, going round all the bungalows!
The food was nice, can't complain at all (very good italian restaurant). the service was nice,friendly and helpful always.
i am going there next year again!.

Situated on the coast approximately 20 minutes taxi ride west from old Havana, the Cubanacan Hotel Comodoro claims to be a 4* hotel. I would say 3*!

However, our room was amazing – an enormous bed, large living room with kitchen, and en-suite bathroom and balcony facing onto one of the many long swimming pools which thread their way through the "bungalow" area. The air conditioning in the room was very effective, and kept the room at a comfortable temperature despite the heat and humidity outside.

There is a free shuttle bus from the hotel to old Havana, which runs about 6 times a day. Otherwise a taxi from the hotel costs about 12CUC (GBP £6.50) or a "coco taxi" back can cost you about 10CUC (GBP £5.40), so for a few days stay, not so expensive!

The biggest let down of the hotel were the restaurants. They say you should never go to Cuba for the food, and this is reflective here. Breakfast was included, and was not particularly good. Inconsistent service meant there were not always basic items such as milk, drinking glasses and cutlery. Machine coffee and concentrate orange juices were not reflective of a 4* restaurant. The Italian and Cuban restaurant on site served bland food, with typically disinterested service.

There is a small shopping centre close to the hotel with a small supermarket, which is very useful when heading out for day.

We would definitely stay here again next time we visit.

Beautiful - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Great decor - FAB rooms.

A bit out of town.

No real beach here to speak of - but getting into Havana is OK.

Very nice!

We stayed for 3 nights after transferring from an all-inclusive hotel in Guadalavaca. After the peaceful and elegant surroundings at the beach resort, this hotel was bit of a comedown. We had a very nice room (almost a suite, with a sea view) in the main hotel, although I think were were lucky, most rooms are pretty basic, with no view. The main hotel sees a big changeover of people. The bungalows would be much better for a longer stay. The pool area surrounding these is very nice. There is an artificial beach and seawater lido. The main criticism is the rather variable customer servcie. Some staff were very helpful, but generally we found they just didn't try hard enough. The reception staff seemed especially indifferent and did not provide a good first impression. Breakfast was good, provided you were lucky enough to find plates, cups etc. and getting a coffee in the breakfast room proved quite a challenge. Location is not great - it's a long way from the main attractions of Havana, and the immediate surroundings are nothing special (although the beautiful 5th Avenue is only a few minutes away for a stroll). There is a good shuttle bus, but the timings are a bit awkward. Hpwever,. we found you could go in on the 9.30 pm bus and have a confortable couple of mohitos in a bar and dinner and still be back on the 11.30 return. (Restuarant La Mina in the square close by the bus drop off is highly recommended). At other times we took taxis which were cheap, only about 8 CUC. Overall, I would say that this hotel is a bit lacking in 'soul'. It's perfectly OK as part of a package for a few nights stay but I wouldn't choose it as the main base for a holiday. It would be worth paying more for a hotel with more character in Centro Habana or Vedado.