Midwestadvocate
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Our travel group was placed here at the last minute - a change from the Copacabana next door, mandated by the travel agency in Cuba. No reason given, but when both are government owned, it probably makes no difference.||My room was clean. Bed linens were worn but clean; the bathroom was cleaned daily. It was good that I'd packed toilet paper, as for 2 days, there was none. Our guide had mentioned that paper should go into the waste can, and it was emptied daily. A long hair on the floor, though, (definitely not mine) stayed there for a couple of days. the main problem was the freezing-cold a.c. that couldn't be regulated. I finally turned it off completely. And lukewarm showers - some others in our group occasionally got hot water, but my room never did.||We had a daily breakfast, which offered the meats and cheese that German tourists seem to require, and hot dishes that were generic. Yogurt and granola were fine; lots of juices; a nice clean-up crew.||I wouldn't stay here by choice, but it was a slice of how Cuba works.