Casa Miriam y Sinaí, Room 1, Comfy Bedroom at Havana's Heart

Rental basis: Room with own facilities Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Comfy bedroom in a colonial Hostel House in the heart of Havana mixing old and modern décor. It has a private bathroom. It's perfect for couples and trip friends who want to enjoy the wonders of the Capital. Comfy bedroom in a colonial Hostel House in the heart of Havana mixing old and modern décor. It has a private bathroom. It's perfect for couples and trip friends who want to enjoy the wonders of the Capital. Very close to the famous Malecon and 15 minutes walking to Old Havana or Vedado (modern part of Havana). Very close to San Cristobal Restaurant where Obama and his family had dinner. Hosts are lovely people and they are always at your service. Don’t miss this opportunity !!! Guests have access to a living room, kitchen, balconies and a spacious interior patio decorated with ornamental plants, flowers, a water fountain and armchairs, with a pleasant atmosphere for travelers to rest after having toured the city. Your hosts, Miriam and Sinai will be available to help you in whatever you need and offer you information about the tourist offers in the area. They could manage excursions, experiences and other services for additional fees, as well as collected taxis in the house and transfers to the airport. Because of its perfect location, in the heart of Havana, on Neptuno street, walking you can visit many places of interest: the University of Havana (staircase), Hotel Habana Libre, corner 23 and L, Jardines del Hotel Nacional, Paseo del Malecón, Callejón de Hammel, Palacio de la Rumba and numerous cafés, shops, money exchange offices, bars and state and private discos. About 15 minutes on foot is Old Havana, where you can visit museums, visit very old buildings, as well as fortresses that in other centuries protected the walled part of the city. You can also visit other emblematic places such as the Museum of the Revolution, the National Capitol of Cuba, the Royal Partagás Tobacco Factory, the National Museum