Roman Compte spent years fighting the Communist takeover in Cuba, only to become one of America’s most dangerous drug lords. Viewers will see his story in “Hotel Cocaine,” the new original series debuting on MGM+ on Sunday, June 16. The show will introduce viewers to the Mutiny Hotel, the epicenter of Miami’s coke scene in the 1970s and ’80s. It’s Compte’s version of the American dream, but will it become his American nightmare? Watch “Hotel Cocaine” with a 7-Day Free Trial of MGM+ App.
How to Watch ‘Hotel Cocaine’ Series Premiere
- When Sunday, June 16
- TV: MGM+
- Stream: Watch with a 7-Day Free Trial of MGM+ App
About ‘Hotel Cocaine’ Series Premiere
Take a trip to Miami’s Mutiny Hotel, where CIA and FBI agents rub elbows with narcos and sports stars at the establishment’s glitzy restaurant and nightclub. Roman Compte runs a tight ship at the hotel, which allows him to walk a fine line between the DEA, who controls his daughter’s fate, and his older brother Nestor, who is one of Miami’s largest suppliers of cocaine.
The brothers must face down Colombian suppliers and try to keep their thriving drug empire intact. The series forces each viewer to ask themselves what they would do to ensure the security and safety of their own family, as Compte continues to walk further and further down a path that there is no return from. One thing’s for sure: Roman is in too deep to turn around now.
Why Does The Streamable Recommend MGM+ for Watching ‘Hotel Cocaine’?
As a premium cable channel, MGM+ is available with a number of live TV streaming services. However, the MGM+ on-demand platform will allow you to stream the show on your schedule, with prices starting at just $6.99 per month.
Can You Stream the ‘Hotel Cocaine’ Series Premiere for Free?
Yes! “Hotel Cocaine” is coming to MGM+, which offers new customers a seven-day free trial before they have to pay for their first month of service.
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MGM+ App
MGM+ is a video streaming service that features original TV shows like the Emmy-winner “Godfather of Harlem,” the romantic adventure “Billy the Kid,” the contemporary sci-fi horror thriller “FROM,” and dramas “Rogue Heroes” and “Belgravia.” The service also has a library of Hollywood movies. This same service was previously called EPIX NOW.
