Moved here after hotel booked in central Cienfuego got overbooked. How this place got 3 stars I don't know! It was dirty, ants in the bed, ac unit made so much noise we got no sleep or boiled. beds so uncomfortable ended up sleeping on the floor. The pool was empty and the only way to the beach was to walk back to the main road and then around. Only place I've stayed with chickens/horses etc wondering around the grounds. Food was covered in flies so didn't have any! Of the 2 weeks travelling around Cuba this was undoubtably the absolute worst, avoid if at all possible!

Two stars at best. Hotel is about a block away from the actual beach, which is really one of the worst beaches in Cuba. Maybe the diving is OK (I did not try it) but it is very inferior to the beautiful beaches of Varadero, the Cuban cayos, even Guardalvaca. A lot of the hotel's clients seemed interested in drinking as much as possible and being loud ... in contrast were the other clients who were clearly disappointed with their choice. The rooms were very basic. Some of the staff were friendly and helpful (the norm for Cuba) but others seemed tired and weary of the trailer-park Canadians who were plentiful. Cuban food is not the greatest but gets better when 4 or 5 stars. Another 2 star indicator for this hotel although a fresh omelette (tortilla in Cuba) or fried egg is pretty much the same wherever you go. The nightly entertainment was a joke ... often it is very good in 3 star or more Cuban hotels featuring groups who tour to various hotels. But at this place the "house group" must have run out of ideas .. little more than a bingo game for a bottle of rum. The pool was a simple rectangle model with no ambience or style. So... unless you have a girlfriend or boyfriend iln Cienfuegos that you want to entertain on the cheap, Club Amigo is a good place to avoid. There is free parking with a more or less mandatory $1 per nght fee to ensure the security guys actually protect your high priced car rental.

Our group stayed here for 2 nights instead of Jagua, Cienfuegos. We had a lovely spacious room with a large sunny furnished balcony overlooking the Caribbean - all we needed was a fridge & a hairdryer to make it perfect! Staff were friendly & helpful, though we thought we'd started an international diplomatic incident when we took our welcome cocktails up to our room - our tour manager told us that the bar staff were panicking as they have to count all the glasses out & count them all back, & if any are missing their wages are deducted! There was even an inventary in one of the drawers itemising every item in our room, even down to the last coathanger!
The food was good by Cuban standards, and although the hotel is approx 15 mins drive from Cienfuegos we appreciated its quiet peaceful situation (with NO amplified music!)after our long days touring.

This hotel seems to accomodate a lot of coach tours fro one night and on those nights the restaurant does a full buffet with a good choice of salads etc. On other nights there is a choice of chicken or pork which can get monotonous but you don't go to Cuba for the food.
The hotel is great is you want to lie by the pool and indulge in the all inclusinve bar but some areas are now derelict as it's sister hotel Rancho De Luna has opened about 1km down the road. Rancho is a much busier and lively venue with entertainment etc and it appears that Faro Luna is now only open 4-6 months of the year. We went for the diving and the dive centre is at Rancho de Luna but it is only a 15-20 min walk down the beach and we would not have wanted to stay at Rancho!
The staff were helpful and courteous.