The cigar shop is also very good. Rooms are reminiscent of those at a hotel on any U.S. interstate, but everything works, from satellite television to direct-dial telephones. Despite recent renovations, it remains second-rate in decor, accommodations and service. The only good thing about the hotel is the occasional music gig at its club, Palacio de la Salsa. This is one of the newest and largest hotels in Cuba, giving travelers the services and pleasures of both a business hotel and a beach resort.
Rooms are new and up to the standards of most international hotel groups.
Ask for one with a view of the Gulf of Mexico. Plus, there's an executive floor for more personalized service. Hotel Comodoro Ave. This situation may change with ongoing renovations, which will include better restaurants and bars, a business center, a cigar bar and a fully equipped gym. Located on the coast, Hotel Comodoro continues to have two types of rooms.