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COMENDADOR
Cuba, Caribbean
Star Rating:
The rooms are very comfortable indeed, and unlike the Valencia they have
air conditioning ? indispensable in the summer months. Highly
recommended, whether you choose a high-ceilinged room on the upper floor
or a more cosy one on the mezzanine. The right-hand back room on the top
floor has a charming view of the Diana, Princess of Wales Garden and the
ships coming and going in the harbour. The tapas bar on the ground floor
is excellent and is much frequented by European residents of Havana.
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About Cuba
- Visas
- British nationals must have a valid passport. A visa is also required if the visitor does not have a Tourist Card. A Tourist Visa Card, costing US$25 or equivalent, may be issued by tour operators, travel agents or airlines for a single entry holiday trip of up to 30 days.
- Timezone
- GMT -5
- Language
- The official language is Spanish, but English is also spoken by some in the main tourist spots.
- Jabs
- As UK, Courses or boosters usually advised: tetanus; hepatitis A. Vaccines sometimes advised: diphtheria; hepatitis B; tuberculosis. Vaccines sometimes advised: tuberculosis; hepatitis B; rabies; diphtheria.
- Electricity
- Most older hotels use 110-volt power, while newer hotels use 220 volts. A variety of outlets are in use, but the flat and round two-pin plugs are most common.
- Currency
- The official currency is the Cuban Peso (CUP), divided into 100 centavos, but the 'tourist' currency is the Peso Convertible (CUC), which replaces the US Dollar as currency in tourist related establishments.
