IBEROSTAR TAINOS 2023 VARADERO CUBA REVIEW and WALK THOROUGH 

Hiya - thanks for posting the video. Hoping to book here next year. Did you say you had a video of the buffet?

Cuba is my favorite place to travel ❤ such a beautiful place to be

I used to stay at the Las Morlas in the late '90s to about 2003, I liked it, it's also an older hotel on the beach. I also stayed in Cardenas in my mother-in-laws's home that I paid for it's total remodelling when I still worked and got paid $$$$ in the mining industry in northern Ontario....

Thank you. Wonderful resort, and the people were absolutely lovely. Helpful video, and the food one was very helpful as well. My sister and I tipped the chambermaid C$5 a day, and brought plenty of US$1 bills for tipping wait staff, chefs, dancers, musicians, etc. We tipped the concierge and the masseur $5 each. The people of Cuba are living on subsistence wages and rely on tourism (and tips) to be able to eat. We also brought little gifts for the staff; small, useful things like women's sanitary supplies, safety pins, lip balm, dental floss, toothbrushes, etc. Cubans don't like to take Cuban pesos because the currency is unstable, so if you're planning to buy souvenirs, bring American dollars. Only government-run stores accept credit cards. Canadian dollars are often accepted (at a lower rate, of course), but don't bring loonies and toonies because it's a hardship for the Cuban people to manage them. They have to collect enough to exchange for bills with random tourists, then go to the bank to exchange the bills for Cuban pesos. The convertible Cuban peso was discontinued in 2021.

What Font do u use for your thumbnail? The white writing is very clear and stands out. Thanks

I'm in a wheelchair,is this wheelchair accessible and does the pool have walk in steps into it thanks

Great video. Was there any live music, like around the pool in the day or in the lobby in the evenings?

Going to Blau soon. Been to Varadero many times and the best place to change money is at the resort. You can be 100% sure someone working there will approach you and offer to change your dollars. Usually it's a valet or the person at the towel exchange hut. You'll get way better exchange rates with them. And don't change more than $20 at a time because if you don't spend your pesos before you leave they won't take it back and you'll be stuck with it. $20 Us or Canadian goes a long way in Varadero .

I hate how people block chairs and don’t use them till the afternoon

I am going there with a very large family trip after Christmas this year, we are very excited! Are there excursions offered at the hotel that we should go on or avoid that you know of? Also, how were the prices for cigars and booze on the resort when compared to the airport and shops in town?

To book excursions - cheaper with a local vendor or at the hotel itself?

Is there a beach bar? Pool bar?

Any russians there?

was this video taken very recent i hear stories that there is a ton of sargassam weed all over varedero love your video i am debating should i go or not