Sol Sirenas Coral Hotel, Varadero Beach Cuba. 4 stars.

Average Fernand

I will back again
The Sol Sirenas-Coral Hotel, in Cuba's world-famous beach resort of Varadero, is an excellent option to spend your vacations with you family, for couples or groups, cultural trips and individual tourism. The establishment resulted from the merge of the hotels Sol Club Coral and Sol Club Las Sirenas. It is located on the best beach strip in Cuba's main coastal resort. The hotel benefits from its proximity to the Plaza America Commercial and Convention Center and the Varadero Golf Club, which is the best golf course in Cuba.

Awfull Christine H

“Extorted at Sol Sirenas Coral ”
Our initial impression of this hotel was fine. I travelled to Sol Sirenas Coral with 13 friends and after a lot of research we chose this hotel because we were looking for a bit of a party. When we first checked in we were told that our rooms were not together (even though we were assured that they would be by Sunwing) and this was extremely disappointing for such a large group. When my boyfriend and I were uncomfortable with the room we were originally in (it was on the main floor and the patio door didn't lock) we asked to move and were immediately upgraded to a suite! This was great. The first couple days were fun! I've been to Cuba before so I knew the food wasn't very good but that's not why I travel so it was fine. I was a bit disappointed that the bars weren't open 24 hours but I should've researched that more. Here is my problem with Sol Sirenas Coral: One of the nights there my friend had a lot to drink and threw a cheap, little plastic table off his balcony. Of course, this is inappropriate behaviour so we were not surprised when we received a bill for the table the next day for 30 cuban pesos. Later that day (before my friend had a chance to pay the bill) a staff member pulled my friend into a back room where there were police and hotel security. He was yelled at in Spanish (we don't speak Spanish) and they made no effort to communicate effectively with him. Finally, a staff member who could speak a little English arrived and explained to my friend that he would be arrested or kicked out of the resort if he did not pay the hotel $300 Canadian dollars for the broken table. This was absolutely ridiculous as he was only billed for it that morning and since he couldn't speak the language and didn't want to be arrested in Cuba he spent all of the money he brought on this table. This experience was extremely scarring on our group and made us never want to return. There were so many of us and we were giving this hotel plenty of business and did not deserve to be extorted like that. This unacceptable behaviour to is why I would absolutely never return here and I have warned others of this traumatizing story.