One of Cuba's Top 10 casas a perennial favorite of travellers. |
This is a fairly large colonial built in 1890 by a coffee dealer from Marseille. Gustavo's great-grandfather inherited it. Yalina has French ancestry, as do a lot of Baracoans Located on a quiet street, it opens on to a well-decorated living room with a great antique dining room set and three air-conditioned bedrooms each with its private bathroom and lovely wooden wall panels and louvers. One is accessed from a naturally-lit patio where Yalina's muy rico chocolate greets guests for breakfast. Dinners are mastered by Neubi, a descendant of aboriginals who, in our humble opinion is the best casa chef on the island : mark our words. On the roof, a lovely terrace from where Mount Yara and the sea can be seen. The lovely couple lives with their teenage daughter. Assured parking on the street. |
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