Royalton Hicacos Resort & Spa

The room is OK, the service is good, but the hotel is a bit old. After all, it has been sanctioned for so many years, so it is pretty good. Bring mosquito repellent! ! ! The beach is beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

Compared with the overall situation in Cuba, this should be considered a pretty good hotel there, with all meals included and rich food. More importantly, there are free performances at 21:30 in the evening, which is great!

A great place to hang out for a week or two. We vacationed at the end of April. Stunning clear ocean; it feels like there are almost no people on the beach. Fine white sand. No jellyfish. We didn’t need any mosquito repellent) The ocean was a little stormy, one of the days was even closed for swimming, but this is not critical. The food in the main restaurant (buffet) was varied and tasty. Not everyone liked the menu dishes in the restaurants, but in most cases they were also quite edible. Bar with rum, whiskey, cocktails - 24/7, cigar bar with brandy. Show programs every evening. Among the tours offered at the hotel, we took a boat trip to the uninhabited island of Cayia Blanco with a stop at the dolphinarium. Great, we liked it. The room corresponded to the description on the hotel website, cleaning was done daily, the Russian-speaking concierge was a pleasure. Overall, we were happy with our stay at the hotel, thank you!

Since it’s two orders, there won’t be too much duplication. All staff speak English, including the cleaning staff, which is undoubtedly a boon for tourists who don't speak Spanish. There is WIFI in each building (which is rare in Cuba), and the WIFI signal strength in open areas depends on the distance from the building. The WIFI will be disconnected every time you leave the building, and you need to log in again next time. So we log in N times a day I was quite satisfied with the meal. I was very satisfied to be able to eat such a buffet despite the lack of food in Cuba. The lobster pasta in the Italian restaurant tastes good and the lobster is quite filling. The hotel is quite large, with 400 rooms, and they were all full on the day we checked in. Many people who come here come from Canada and get a flight + wine package. So much so that when they learned that we were Chinese, they asked us whether we lived in China or Canada? Except for the store that sells refrigerator magnets, all shops in the hotel only accept U.S. dollars and not Cuban pesos. Finally, I communicated with the hotel customer service and used the remaining 12,000 PESO when paying the taxi fare to Havana Airport.