There’s wifi in the rooms. Sometimes it’s unstable but that’s typical for Cuba. You get a mini username and password card and you can type it in and it should work.
Great question! I have a few tips for that. #1 with practice it will become very natural. I started making videos at 7 years old so I got used to talking to the camera. #2 there’s a lot of editing out parts where I mess up/forget what I wanted to say. So if I mess up I just restart the sentence and cut out the part where I messed up. Trust me, I mess up a lot but I never show it. #3 I sometimes write down the key ideas that I want to mention so that I won’t forget them or get sidetracked with other topics. (Like a mini list of what I want to talk about) #4 don’t put too much pressure on yourself. Talk as if you’re FaceTiming a friend. Show your real personality and don’t think that people will “judge you” or make fun of you.
Good points 🌟 they don't show all dramas and many side effects of relationships those cause many mental issues. The beginning maybe looks good but after a while the dramas begin to come up. And after breakup i see many people mentally and physically are broken and its hard to recover. The social media and friend couples happy moments are like traps. Don't fall in those traps. Keep going Valeriia 🔥🔥🔥
There’s a lot actually. It’s a post Soviet Union country and so it’s very common to see Russian people there. Also, almost everyone there speaks Russian.
@@valeriiaborodaenko sure! here are some questions: 1. what inspired you to start a channel? 2. favorite summer activity? 3. favorite sport? 4. do you have a favorite season? 5. have you ever left your fly unzipped/zipper down? tell us three stories (at least two) 6. have you ever told someone their fly is unzipped/zipper down? tell us three stories (at least two) 7. would you say you’re an early bird or night owl? 8. favorite ice cream flavor? 9. how often do you want to upload? 10. favorite place you’ve traveled to? 11. can i have a shoutout? when will you upload the video?
Everything is super nice except for the beach I guess. The Beach at Playa Paraiso, Melia Jardines Del Rey are much calmer and nicer. Thank you, great Russia great beauty, and long live Putin the great ^_^
I would say no, but there was a lot of flies in the food court and until they turned on the ac there would be sooo many. Also, in my part 2 video, I showed that there were ants in our room in the bathroom. You can check out that video where I talk more about the resort
I was there just yesterday for 5 days and me and my wife and my son really enjoyed our stay the food was actually very good the people were friendly the beach was nice the water was warm not a lot of waves we also went to the pillar Beach which was very very nice we had dinner on the island we also went diving into the ocean looking at the fishes and the corals we really enjoyed my wife loved it
That’s amazing! Yes, the people are always very very friendly and super nice, and obviously the beaches are the best part. Yeah playa Pilar is so beautiful too. In my part 2 video we went there to go snorkeling with the fish. It’s good to hear that you guys had a great time!
Yeah.. cuba doesn’t seem to care about its hotels anymore. Most of the money goes to the government so forget about hotels ect. Good thing you did not go to the one In varadero which is FARRRRR WORSE than ants. Toilets don’t work. Showers are broken and mould everywhere. Shame
Wow that does sound terrible! Yes, I’ve noticed that over the years it definitely got worse in terms of many things. The only good thing is the beautiful beaches and kind people. Every hotel has its ups and downs and since I’ve been many times I can compare certain things from experience. So overall this hotel is not the worst but probably wouldn’t want to visit again
All the restaurants in this video were inside of the resort. They were all included with the stay. In my part 2 video we did visit a separate restaurant that was separate from the resort. If you’re interested you can check out the video!
