Havana Cigar Lounge — Attraction in Hesperia

Very huge and comfortable space. It was a hot day when I was there, so I know the A/C was working overdrive but still was a little warm. I could only imagine what it's like when the place is full. Selection is ok in my opinion. I did find something worth smoking after going through all the cases. They had empty cigar boxes of cigars I'd smoke, just no cigars in there. I know it's tough running a cigar lounge nowadays so having a large inventory to meet everyone's palate isn't so prudent. I'm guessing the cigars in the case are what the members like, just not my palate. I would say that I was caught off guard having to pay a $5 day fee after picking up a few cigars. Most cigar lounges I go to don't charge any fee unless it's a member only club and you're paying a day fee. Typically you're warned ahead of time by the staff or some signage. Also those type of member-only clubs, in my experience , have bars or some feature that calls for a day fee if you bought cigars. This one didn't. Funny fact, there were three of us on one tab in the and the guy charged us for four people! I guess there's no other real lounge to smoke at in this neck of the woods, so it's a nice...

Great atmosphere. Absolutely the best place to pickup cigars in the I.E. The lounge has an upscale feel, the selection of cigars is very large, and it's a great place to meet new people, or smoke with some solitude if you're into that. They do hold events that are very fun, with great deals and raffles. These events can get rather large, but your average night is just a few small groups spread out throughout the lounge. They do not serve alcohol, but you can bring in your own. There is a brewery basically next door. They also have a poker table and very nice, large chess tables. Large TVs, great music, and...

Great experience overall. I searched for a cigar lounge in the high desert area on my way home to Vegas, and this was the only place I saw. You have to sign up as a club member in order to smoke in the lounge, and it's worth the annual price! No walk-in humidor, but they have cabinets along one of the walls stocked with with some favorites and ones I haven't tried yet. A dim lit interior with plenty of seating for groups and lone travelers like myself. Dennis was very welcoming and offered an excellent suggestion, Sinistro Mr. Red. Their prices are fair and the couches are comfortable. Now to plan...