Summary
This Cuba “experience” is marred by deceptive advertising, bait-and-switch promises and on-ship excuses. Look at Oceania cruises for alternative Cuba cruises recommended by people who have gone on both. The bottom line is that while shipboard accommodations are excellent, this small ship is at the mercy of the Cuban government, which favors larger ships in its limited ports. You don’t learn about the actual cruise itinerary until it’s too late to cancel.
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If the sketchy itinerary hasn't convinced you to look elsewhere, you'll find the cabins are nice. The pictures don't do them justice as they are quite roomy with full-sized bathrooms.
IMPORTANT: I think the best cabins are on deck 3, # 313-308. This places you away from the engines and one short staircase above the Atlantic lounge. Ask which side of the ship is toward the shore... if you're on the ocean side, the view never changes. Cabins in similar locations on other decks should work fine, too.
Good city tour. Delicious lunch at a paladore included.