The Melia chain Hotels on Cayo Santa Maria are my go to. I haven’t been the Buenavista, but am seriously considering a 2 week stay here very soon. I will be at the quiet pool, knitting and reading. It’s simply lovely. I seek out solitude, not always easy to find a quiet little niche, but here it is! The beauty of the Melia hotels are the established gardens. I believe Melia was one of the first developers on the Cayo, so they are oldest, and normally had the most cohesive staff. Feels like home to me.
This was a good tour and commentary about this great resort except you missed that small hut by the main pool, which is where you get towels for the beach and pools. Plus, it has a small library of books in different languages. When one is finished reading their book, one can donate it to this library, so you don't have to take it home. Just a suggestion....
Well the variety of food is never great in Cuba. The food at Buenavista is better than average, Not being a vegetarian, its hard to comment. As well different vegetarians have different foods they eat or don't eat. You are not going to starve, but I think the selection would be limited. This is a smaller resort so less choices at the buffet.
4, 39-year-olds looking to book from the DEC27-JAN03. We are really worried about being completely bored lol. I guess it really depends on the people at the resort. We aren't looking to have a huge party but want to interact with people and not be worried about disturbing older people reading books.
Agree it depends on who is there, in general its pretty laid back. I did not see to many people reading books, there are two pools, and three beaches, so the people that are looking for quiet can find it. The main pool and the poolside bar and snacks is where most of the action is during the day, and the deck of the lobby bar is where the action is after dinner.
The Melia chain Hotels on Cayo Santa Maria are my go to. I haven’t been the Buenavista, but am seriously considering a 2 week stay here very soon. I will be at the quiet pool, knitting and reading. It’s simply lovely. I seek out solitude, not always easy to find a quiet little niche, but here it is! The beauty of the Melia hotels are the established gardens. I believe Melia was one of the first developers on the Cayo, so they are oldest, and normally had the most cohesive staff. Feels like home to me.
Buenavista is one of my favourites. Highly recommend.
Nice video 👍🏼 good job is anyone heard of Iberostar Coral in Holguin Cuba???
I see your back at Melia B. We are booked in for January. This second video is also very good. Thanks.
Yes had a great time
Just love your videos and commentary
Another great video Dave...Question for you. Do you have to wear wrist bands at this resort? Thanks.
thanks for your support. No wrist bands at this resort. Very small number of guests, they know who is there.
This was a
good tour and commentary about this great resort except
you missed that small hut by the main pool, which is where you get towels for the beach and pools.
Plus,
it has a small library of books
in different languages.
When one is finished reading their book, one can donate it to this library, so you don't have to take it home.
Just a suggestion....
Check 9:12 time stamp, text overlay
Thanks Dave! I'm going for the first time from April 2nd to April 9th
Have fun!
Nice Dave!
Thanks for the visit
We love Cuba for their beaches but the food is a bit hard for my husband to find vegetarian options, how is the variety of food there?
Well the variety of food is never great in Cuba. The food at Buenavista is better than average, Not being a vegetarian, its hard to comment. As well different vegetarians have different foods they eat or don't eat. You are not going to starve, but I think the selection would be limited. This is a smaller resort so less choices at the buffet.
4, 39-year-olds looking to book from the DEC27-JAN03. We are really worried about being completely bored lol. I guess it really depends on the people at the resort. We aren't looking to have a huge party but want to interact with people and not be worried about disturbing older people reading books.
Agree it depends on who is there, in general its pretty laid back. I did not see to many people reading books, there are two pools, and three beaches, so the people that are looking for quiet can find it. The main pool and the poolside bar and snacks is where most of the action is during the day, and the deck of the lobby bar is where the action is after dinner.