Hotel Rancho Luna

性價比超高，包含了一日三餐，自助餐，在物質缺乏的地方，每餐羊肉、牛肉什麼的，真的非常非常棒了，酒水也免費，真的很棒，酒店就在海邊

In my opinion, Rancho luna is the best resort in Cuba for cost. In the past 15 months, I've stayed at Tuxpan, Arenas Blancas, Solymar and Starfish Jibacoa. Unlike, in Varadero, Rancho Luna is a 1200 peso cab ride to a beautiful clean city centre with a vibrant live music scene (Club Cienfuegos Weekends)(Bar Pina Colada any nite). Yes they never had eggs the whole time I was there but maybe to offset it, there was always tons of ham(well a kind of baloney), cheese and bread( all you could eat) which was different then my other hotel experiences where bread was always in short supply. I would bring some syrup because instead of eggs the guy on the grill is making pancakes every day hes also ready to fry your eggs if you bring them easy fix since town is so close. Also, eggs don't need a fridge. Speaking of fridge the room doesn't come with one but you just have to ask then they put it in. The coffee is served in a big soup cauldron and you ladle it yourself into a cup. There's always a pasta bar at lunch and dinner and at every meal there was either roast beef, pork or chicken ample quantity. Unfortunately, I didn't see ice cream ever. You enter the hotel and on your right is reception. to your left is a hallway that leads to the buffet, main restaurant. to the right of that hallway is the lobby bar which serves espresso coffees but not beer. around that bar to the right is the stage for shows every night, there's a group of four girls who sing popular songs very well done, along the right of that area are a bunch comfortable arm chairs ideal for people watching, in fact there are more than sufficient couches and tables and chairs throughout the resort I always found a table and chair at pool bar, tons of recliners around pool and beach, you wont need to fight for a seat ever. To the right of the stage is a ramp or stairs down to the pool area the pool is very clean cleanest i've seen in Cuba. There's a team scrubbing it ever morning. To the left of the pool is the pool bar it has awesome shade and tables and chairs it serves rum and beer and a lunch or late night snack of ham/baloney sandwiches, plantain chips and croquets. (they never ever ran out of beer) on the right side of the pool is a little bar where the guy is making mojitos. past the pool is the path to the beach. the path passes through the row of rooms and once you pass the rooms look to your left and what looks like two rooms is actually the gym there is a tread mill weights not bad. half way from there to the beach is a little bar that serves rum and beer(never ran out) for the people on the beach. Just past it on the left is an a la carte restaurant popular for fish at lunch i never ate there. But it is also where the beach bathrooms are very clean and spacious like the lobby bathrooms. the beach has no surf the corral reef stops waves nice relaxing, there canoes, paddle boards and catamaran are always available and ready to go. My rooms shower was always hot even in the mornin

How is food, wine and beer supplies now. I have visited Rancho for 8 years. Things are never perfect but the staff makes up for it. Removing the shuttle makes things more difficult. Closing the alacart restaurant was always a special event of the past. Harvey

Billed as all inclusive. Horrible canteen style food hardly recognisable. Can’t get a coffee except between 9-10. Drinks available beer. Well when they hadn’t run out. Water only at some bars. Rum. And at some of the bars you’ve might get a coke mixer. Rooms filthy pool unsafe it was green. Front of house staff explained nothing on check in What was available and times. My mum had a crab in her bedroom. Full off people who basically wanted to drink rum from waking up to going asleep. Wild dogs in the hotel howling all night.

Bottom line: Exceptional all-inclusive value. Lower your expectations, then lower them again. Keep in mind how little you paid and go with the flow. Get to know the staff, tip generously, laugh at the mess ups...and you will do what I am doing now: recommend to others. This is best for people who want a laid-back pure beach vacation. Or maybe divers using the nearby dive location. Or seniors looking for an extended stay. If you want to party or experience Cuban culture, look elsewhere. THE GOOD: - a very short drive from the Cienfuegos airport -＞＞＞ Super cheap. Also super cheap. Did I mention: super cheap? - Everything works! In the renovated rooms, brand new tiling, air conditioning and CNN-TV...plus hot water. No problem with towels - The staff TRIES to help, though often with limited English - 24/7 booze (stick to the rum) and often snacks at the pool bar - Great coffee in the lobby 24/7 THE BAD: - very isolated location and since so many guests are so old, very difficult to book group tours. You may need to book a taxi for an excursion - Food is not good, even by low Cuban standards. Make sure you bring condiments and maybe even cans of salmon and tuna. There were always eggs and salad and rice and beans...but the meat was heavy on pork. I never saw fish and chicken only once. Vegetarians and non-pork eaters would have a hard time. PRO TIP: - Make sure you get (or switch) to a ground-floor room with a terrace - Everyone is an independent entrepreneur. Don't count on the front desk to fix your problems or exchange money - International roaming now works in Cuba. Make arrangements in advance with your home provider. Don't count on the hotel WIFI.

If you like to stay in a hotel with a large pool, loud '70s style Cabaret evenings, cavernous echoing, souless buffet dining hall yet amazing Caribean beach at the bottom of the garden, stay here. If you want Cuban culture, local food, colonial french architecture and music stay in the nearby town of Cuinfagos (?) instead. This hotel is too far out of town to walk into the town for the evening. The reception desk was always too busy to sell me a wifi pass.