Bonjour!
Nous sommes une famille de 4 personnes (2 enfants de 11 et 13 ans) et nous souhaitons aller en voyage autour du 15 juillet à Cuba, Varadero.. on a encore de la misère à trouver un bon hôtel, j'avais trouvé l'Iberostar Varadero mais nous avons réalisé qu'il était trop cher pour nos moyens, alors nous cherchons un bon hôtel 4* pas trop cher mais qui a quand même de la nourriture mangeable et pas d'insectes.. Peut-être le Coralia Club Playa de Oro, le Villa Cuba ou... le Brisas Del Caribe?
Qu'en pensez vous? En avez vous des bons à me proposer? Merci!
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je vous recommanderai peut etre Iberostar varadero, j'y etais en juin. vos enfants aimeront bcp! vous pouvez lire mes commentaires sur cet hotel dans cette rubrique et si jamais vous desirez plus d'infos, n'hesitez-pas 😛
Merci beaucoup pour avoir pris le temps de me répondre, j'avais en effet moi même pensé à l'Iberostar Varadero, mais j'ai réalisé qu'il était un peu trop cher pour nos moyens, alors nous avons trouvé le Barcelo Solymar.. Un peu moins cher que l'Iberostar, mais j'ai reçu d'excellents commentaires. Je crois que nous allons aller dans celui la 😉
je ne suis une rabat-joie 🤪 mais lisez bien tous les commentaires sur barcelo. moi je n'ai jamais ete mais on a connu un couple qui y etait dans la meme semaine que nous et ils n'ont pas aime la nourriture et il n'y avait pas de vie dans cet hotel ( animations...)
Bon jour a vous ts.
Pour avoir un bon prix c est voyage a rabais .com, et verifier si vous partexz un jeudi des fois il y a 150. de difference.
Moi cela fais 10 fois que je vais a varadero.
Les tres bonnes hotel que j ai ete en 41/2 etoiles sont le sol serenal coral et le villa cuba.
Et dans le centre -ville de varadero j ai fais des 3 etoiles plusieurs fois le sunbeach et villa tortuga.
Plus on baisse de toiles a cuba moins la nourriture est bonne et moins il y a de cocktails dans la boisson.
Mais les gens dans ces deu hotels la sont tres bien.
J ai entendus que le quatros palma etais bien pour un 3 etoiles et il se situe pres de la 62 calle(avenue).
Sur le site voyage a rabais .com vous pouvez aller voir lorsque vous choissiez un hotel ce que ls gens qui y ont ete en pensent et ils donnent leur cote sur tout qui touche a l hotel.
Cela vous aideras a mieux vous diriger vers qualitee prix.
bonne chance
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happy to be back on this site.
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