www.cubacasas.net •|• Santiago de Cuba

Traveling makes one modest — you see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.

Rebelde Ayer, Hospitalaria Hoy, Heroica Siempre

Also in the Oriente

*SUGGESTED CASAS IN AND AROUND TOWN*
Center, near Parque Cespedes	20 casas
Vista Alegre including Terrazas	6 casas

Metropolis of the Oriente, second largest city in the country, mother of the Sierra Maestra, scene of an original, extroverted and mezclada culture, the ciudad where most uprisings took place (1868, 1895, 1898, 1953, 1957), Santiago de Cuba also boasts the largest afro-caribbean contingent in Cuba.

Having fled the Haitian revolution of 1791, some 18,000 coffee plantation owners (French families such as the Durand, Vidaux, Dallest, Lafite, Lombard, Bourzac, Manet, Préval and Lemoine) and their slaves settled here where they found an independent spanish colony, well-protected (El Morro fort built in the 16th century) and in dire need of cheap labor - the city only had 20,000 residents - which was not arriving fast enough from Africa.

Its geographical location, like that of Kingston, Jamaica which it likens — and with which it has more than cultural ties, makes it a veritable boiler in summer when humidity slows even the most hardy of visitors down. The city's reputation has nothing to envy any other Cuban large city...

Oh, yes : it was the country's original capital city for 135 years, until the mid sixteenth century.

Yesterday the Rebel, Hospitable Today, Heroic Forever [Rebelde Ayer, Hospitalaria Hoy, Heroica Siempre]

DISTANCES Baconao, 48 Baracoa, 193 Bayamo, 120 Camaguey, 331 Chivirico, 68 El Cobre, 20 El Salton, 80 Gibara, 185 Gran Piedra, 23 Guantanamo, 61 Holguin, 155 Jiguani, 88 La Habana, 858 Maffo, 68 Manzanillo (coast), 245 Mayari Arriba, 55 Palma Soriano, 40 Rio Cauto, Siboney, 15 Trinidad, 588	"Without Women, there is no Revolucion" - Vilma Espin Guillois Presente! © Melanie Cervantes, Dignidad Rebelde

MAPS & LINKS

Map - Palma Soriano to Guantanamo and the coast

Map - Bayamo to Santiago region

Supermap - Port & center up to La Moncada

Supermap - Repartos (burroughs) south of center

Map - The Centro of the Centro (4 x 4 blocks)

Map - The city : large street plan

Map - The city : detailed streets

Map - Repartos Sueño and Vista Alegre with casas

Map - Reparto Santa Barbara

Map - Region and small towns

Map - Bay area undetailed

Map - The coast, east of the city

Map - Region and west of the city

Schedule - Cuban trains

Viazul Bus Routes Ruta 24 + Ruta 25 + Ruta 26

Schedule - Bus to/from Baracoa and Guantanamo

Island-wide bus connections (horariodebuses.com/cu)

Currency - Daily exchange rates

What's on in music (Casa de la Trova, Musica, Patio)

All that's natural in Santiago province

Live - arrivals & departures at Santiago (MCU) airport

POPULATION 493,840 (2007)

PLAYAS
Beaches closest to Santiago are located 19 km east, along a 33-km stretch of coast between Siboney (see our page here) and Baconao, 48 km from here • La Poseta de Juan Gonzalez, 20km away along the coast : waterfall and lake for freshwater bathing.

SERVICES
• Cubataxi 65-1038 : ask for Che (Osvaldo Bez), a super guy and part-time beekeeper or his buddies Daniel "Italiano" or Eugenio Borrero, best taxistas in town • Internet connection at Etecsa, facing Museo Bacardi • Clinica internacional, Vista Alegre, 64-2589 • Cubana airline 69-1014 or 69-1865 : greet agent Wesme Pila Beltran at main airport counter : a fully-bilingual graduate of Youth Canada World.

SMALL HOTELS
• Hostal San Basilio E (San Basilio (Bartolomé Maso) 403, e/Calvario (Porfirio Valiente) y Carniceria; tel (22) 65-1702) : now a "boutique" hotel with doubles incl. breakfast from 54cuc; 8 rooms in restored colonial casa • Gran Hotel Escuela on Enramada (J. A. Saco), corner of San Félix : basic doubles for 30-40cuc; tel. (22) 65-3020 : part of the local hotel school with 15 rooms to rent. Both accept credit cards, offer in-room fridge and a/c.

EXCURSIONES
• Marina Marlin best for bay tour (min. 10 pax) for 12 cuc including drink • Paradiso Heredia 305, best for cultural tours; others offer pretty much the same, such as • Cubatur Heredia, corner Lacret : full day including Morro castle for 54 cuc pp • Cubanacan las Americas corner M • Gaviota Tours avenida Manduley

TRANSPORTATION
• Air Three daily 2h10 flights with Cubana and AeroCaribbean (Tel. 22-69-1014) from Havana ; fare 120cuc; taxi to town 8-10cuc, 8 km. • Rail (see sked link above) The Tren Especial to/from Havana leaves every 3rd evening (Tel. 62-2836 or 7759), leaving at 21h00, arr La Habana at 12h15 the next day • Road Bus Viazul tel. 62-3050 or 8484; see sked link above • Car rentals : Via Rentacar 68-7278 at Cubatur across from Casa Granda : ask for Rafael, honest and cool; also : Cubacar 65-3525, Havanautos 65-1056, Cubacar 68-7206 • Scooter rental : Hotel San Juan [av Siboney y Calle 13] • Santiago site with transport info here

Santiago 3 x day via Santa Clara, Sancti Spiritus, Ciego de Avila, Camaguey, Las Tunas, Holguin and Bayamo — Viazul Ruta 24 Others rutas to/from here Ruta 25 and Ruta 26

The Tren Especial or Tren Frances to Havana leaves every 3rd evening. Lovely, comfy and fast-looking (using the old Paris to Amsterdam Trans-Europ Express carriages) but takes 15 hours to get to the country's capital, 858 kilometers west on the bumpy tracks crossing the island © maninseat61

Weather in Santiago de Cuba

On the santiagoenmi blog, there are not only captivating posts about the streets but also captured beauty, as above in what looks like Padre Pico strasse with its staircase © santiagoenmi

Catedral and bahia from Hotel Casa Granda rooftop © sogestour •]• Restaurant on Cayo Granma, tiny island in the bay © insay organic.hu

AN ENJOYABLE DOZEN MUST-DO'S
... take a walk on Enramada (J. A. Saco) street for pedestrians only between 9 and 9 from Plaza de Marte to Corona : used to be filled with smoky cars ... ride a bike on the shaded streets of Vista Alegre ... check out the domino fanaticos of Padre Pico in Tivoli ... spy on pedestrians in Parque Cespedes from the roof of the Casa Granda Hotel ... take in the panorama from Balcon de Velazquez ... bite into a filet of fish on Cayo Granma smack in the middle of the bay : get there by a local bus or taxi (5cuc) to Punta Gorda and switch to the ferry ... find a rare book at Libreria La Escalera where the muy sympatico Eddy will introduce you to a music trio, calle Heredia 265 ... marvel at the energy of dancing kids and aging singers in the cultural spots of calle Heredia ... refresh your eyes admiring the classic paintings in Museo Emilio Bacardi Moreau ... relive recent history in La Moncada and at the Museo de Lucha Clandestina ... slowly sip a cafecito at La Isabelica, facing Plaza Dolores ... remember history at Cementerio Santa Ifigenia. In all, a sound and sight spectacle you will enjoy remembering. In spite of everything, this city's soul manages to stick to yours. The way India does, in a kind of a love-it-or-leave-it relationship.

Bayside, Paseo La Alameda (de Michaelsen) runs on Calle Jesus Menéndez between Calixto García and Aguilera and was named in honor of German-born benefactor, adoptive son and classical music and art supporter Hermann Michaelsen in 1929 © unk •]• Bucolic spot on the Universidad campus — somewhere © unk

Enramada (J. A. Saco) street, is pedestrian and more breathable from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. © sogestour •]• Nuestra Señora de la Caridad (Oshun for santeria believers) at El Cobre where Cubans pray the country's patron saint and romantics look for Hemingway's gift to Cuba : his Nobel Prize Medal © William Trumbull

Parque Serrano along Enramada © sogestour •]• Parque Céspedes and Poder Popular where Fidel gave victory speech on Jan. 2, 1959 © Heidi Jonker

Music pioneers at Casa de La Trova Pepe Sanchez © sogestour •]• Señora buying birdseeds © sogestour

This is one many views of the bay — La bahia de Santiago © unk •]• The Casa de La Trova Pepe Sanchez won the Best on the island — CubaDisco award © pedro de la osa, cubarte

IF STONES COULD TALK
Cementerio Santa Ifigenia The cemetery boasts tombs of José Marti (2nd most revered spot in Cuba after El Cobre). Hourly changing of the guard is impressive; also Carlos Manuel de Céspedes "Father of the Fatherland"; Cuba's first President, Tomas Estrada Palma; Mariana Grajales who was not only Antonio Maceo's widow but a revolutionary still revered in much of Latin America.

Also, Frank and Josué Pais, two of the more recent heroes — of the modern Revolucion as well as the graves of those who died in the failed taking of La Moncada on 26 de Julio 1953; the black marble tomb of Emilio Moreau Bacardi (1844-1922), writer, journalist, businessman and advocate of Cuban independence, jailed in 1876, exiled in 1879; elected Mayor in 1901 then served as Senator. His descendants and family cronies turned against the Revolucion and the Bacardi name now stands for corruption, coercion, unfair trading and terrorism in The Guardian UK 15 August 2002 02.16 BST

MOVING RIGHT ALONG There are many other must-sees in the ciudad : Balcón de Velázquez, Casa del Caribe, Castillo del Morro, Catedral Nuestra Senora de la Asunción, Cayo Granma, Cuartel Moncada, Museo de Ambiente Cubano, Museo de Lucha Clandestina, Museo Diego Velasquez, Museo Emilio Bacardí Moreau, Teatro Heredia, Iglesia Santa Lucia. CHOPPING FOR BARGAINS • Good and well-designed stuff ("more stuff" like George Carlin used to say) at Galeria de Arte UNEAC (Heredia, e/Pio Rosado y Hartmann) • Egrem Records boutique (Hartmann, e/Maximo Gomez y Portuondo) has musical instruments and CD and DVD's • Rhum at the Caney factory on Peralejo and • Cigars at Casa del Habano on Aguilera and Menendez



	ADMIRE Dancers and musicians performing at Cabaret Tropicana Santiago (similar but not as "outrageous" as Havana's Tropicana) : located about 2 miles out of town : 35cuc per person; on a smaller scale, the Santiago Café at the Melia Santiago Hotel : 5cuc per person. Otherwise, lots of music shows by up-and-coming and established stage artists where dancing along is allowed ; ) Locations on calle Heredia : Casa de la Musica at #208, Casa de la Trova (Patio de Artex) at #304, UNEAC's Patio de la Jutía Conga at #266, Museo del Carnaval at #303, Casa del Estudiante at #205 or the Patio de los Dos Abuelos (Grandfathers' Patio) at calle Pizarro (Pérez Carbo) #5 on Plaza de Marte and Casa de las Tradiciones at 154, calle Jesus Rabi, e/San Fernando y Princesa.
	DEVOUR ... what food is on offer in these paladares (private restaurants) and state-run restaurants Paladar las Gallegas Bartolomé Maso 305 for its pork, chicken or lamb; Paladar Salon Tropical (photo left) on Luis F. Marcané 310 in reparto Santa Barbara in the area of the Las Americas Hotel : smoked pork, chicken, salads served on the rooftop terrace; Santiago 1900 on Bartolomé Maso 354 in what used to be the Bacardis' family casa : recently re-opened, everything is in moneda nacional, so less than 5cuc per dish; La Fontana in the Melia Santiago for its ravioli or pizza, pork or chicken; La Teresina on Aguilera (Marina) in a super setting opening onto Plaza Dolores : chicken, pizza and pasta; La Perla del Dragon almost beside the preceding does the Chinese thing, szechuan and wotnot; El Cayo on Cayo Granma - in the middle of the bay - serves sea catches of the morning but only at noon; El Barracón, opened in 2008 on V. Garzon, corner of Prudencio for its creative new Afro-Cuban cuisine; El Morro with breathtaking views of the sea : for lunch, a full plate of comida criolla (typical Cuban fare) for 12cuc; Zunzún a good choice on offer at Manduley 159 in Vista Alegre with super meals of lobster, paella or curry chicken.

HEED THE HINTS IN THIS FINE PRINT
::: ::: On certain rare occasions in the past, overbooking may have inadvertently hurt some owners and some webmasters more than would appear in reality; having hurt both parties, this webmaestro's self-righteous attitude was uncalled for; make sure that in your first email or phone call you specify that you want to book a room in that particular casa and reconfirm x on arrival in Cuba. Unless you only want a room in any house which may be of the same quality, but not the specific casa you booked through these photos, say or write : "Quiero asegurir que mi cuarto reservado esta situado en tu casa propria." ::: So as to not abandon honest owners with empty rooms, reconfirm your booking by phone as soon as you can after arriving in Cuba. ::: Please write or phone a casa owner to cancel a booking. As late as it may seem, it allows them a chance to rebook. ::: Children under the age of 16 may share a bedroom with adults for free. Specify the child's age when booking. ::: Since October 2010, maximum bedroom capacity is not limited to two adults (we will erase all mention of this on our pages). ::: Also, large casas are not limited to renting only two bedrooms per night. ::: At the end of the casa name, the V signals the casa was suggested by travelers or owners but not verified by the website staff. If you try it and like it, write us about it. ::: Unless otherwise mentioned, the average room rates and service prices are : 20-25cuc per bedroom per night [up to 40+ for 4 in a room]; breakfasts 3-5cuc, dinners 7-10cuc. ::: Any casa particular anywhere in Cuba must have a hot water shower, otherwise it cannot have a permit to rent. ::: Please share your Complaints, comments & suggestions webmaster [@]cubacasas.net

CASAS RENTING IN THE CLASSIC CENTRE, AROUND PARQUE CESPEDES
with Casa Granda Hotel on one side and the Catedral Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion
and the Balcon de Velazquez and the Ayuntamiento on the others.
There you have five of the top places to see in Santiago.

From one side of the park, one takes Heredia street to find La Trova and other hot music spots
From the other end of the park, take Enramada a no-car, all-pedestrian street from 9 to 9 every day !
And do not forget
Padre Pico with its stairs leading to from little bars beyond,
fascinating Museo Bacardi and some impressive pieces,
Parque Dolores with local fauna of all orientation
and La Escalera libreria slash troubadour spot

The Catedral's steeples on Parque Cespedes, the out-of-towners' town center

BOOK BY PHONE
• From Canada and the USA : 011 53 + # preceded by the city's area code, 22 • From Europe, Great Britain, Scandinavia, Mexico : 00 53 + phone # preceded by area code 22 ••• HOW TO DIAL A CUBAN PHONE NUMBER HERE ••• CELL PHONE NUMBERS on our town lists and casa pages are preceded by 05 for calls originating Havana; from anywhere else in Cuba, dial 015 + the 7 digits of the cell.

BOOK BY EMAIL :

Click on logo to open a message addressed to that casa in your email application; or right-click to copy address. Spanish vocabulary here.

Click photos to see each casa's page and description. Map of area with casas here.

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NENITA
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathroom
Calle San Jeronimo (S. Hechavarria) 472, entre Carniceria (Pio Rosado) y Calvario (Porfirio Valiente), facing Museo Vilma Espin. Tel. (22) 65-4110

JUAN MARTI
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathroom
Calle Santa Rita (Diego Palacios) 302, entre San Pedro (General Lacret) y San Felix (Hartmann). Closest casa to Parque Cespédes.Tél. (22) 65-0589 cell 05 340-2793

ROSA y PEDRO
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathroom
Calle Mariano Corona 805, entre Santa Rita (Diego Palacios) y San Carlos (Rafael Salcedo), five blocks from Casa Granda. Tél. (22) 62-0101

MARUCHI
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathroom
Calle Hartmann (San Felix) 357, e/ Trinidad (Gral Portuondo) y San German (Maximo Gomez), steps from Casa de Frank Pais. Tel. 22-62-0767 cell (5) 261-3791

NIVIA
One ventilated bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Calle General Portuondo (Trinidad), #510, entre Hartman (San Félix) y General Bandera (San Bartolomé) near Parque Cespédes Tél. (22) 62-28-93

NESTOR V
One a/c bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Santa Rosa (Desiderio Mesner) # 290, e/ Mariano Corona y Mejorana, a 5-min walk from Casa de la Trova and casa de la Musica, from Cespedes Park. Tel. (22) 62-5863

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LOURDES
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathroom
Calle Felix Pena (Santo Tomas) 454 (upstairs), e/San Francisco (Sagarra) y San Jeronimo (S. Hechavarria), close to Parque Céspedes. Tel. (22) 65-4468

LA CASONA DE ALINA
One a/c bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Calle Felix Pena (Santo Tomas) 453 (upstairs), e/San Francisco (Sagarra) y San Jeronimo (S. Hechavarria), close to Parque Cespedes. Tel: (22) 62-4397

ROSAURA V
One a/c bedroom apartment with own bathroom
Calle San Basilio (Bartolomé Maso) no. 459 altos (upstairs), entre Calvario (Porfirio Valiente) y Reloj (Mayla Rodriguez), in historical quarter of town. Tel. (22) 65-1141

YULIET V
Upstairs, two ac bedrooms, kitchenette, terrace
Calle San Basilio (Bartolomé Maso) 513, e/Clarin (Padre Quiroga) y Reloj (Mayla Rodriguez) near Hostal San Basilio Tél. (22) 62-0546.

VILLA MAJA
One a/c bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Calle Heredia 574 (upstairs), corner of Paraiso (Placido), steps from Plaza de Marte and the new pedestrian street, Enramada (J. A. Saco). Tel. (22) 62-7583.

AIMÉE y FRANCISCO V
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms
Santa Rita (Diego Palacios)w # 465, e/Calvario (Porfirio Valiente) y Reloj (Mayía Rodríguez), steps from Parque Dolores and the famous Padre Pico stairs. Tel. (22) 65-5492 cell (5) 270-6022

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MARIA V
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms
Calle Rey Pelayo (Eduardo Yero) n° 86, e/ Reloj (Mayla Rodriguez) y Calvario (Porfirio Valiente), 6 blocks from Parque Cespedes. Tel. (22) 62-2152 Cellular (5) 240-0761

MARINO V
One a/c bedroom with own bathroom
Calle Rey Pelayo (Eduardo Yero) 112, entre Reloj (Mayla Rodriguez) y Clarin (Padre Quiroga), equidistance from the city's three center parques. Tel. (22) 62-5381

RAIMUNDO
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathroom
Calle Heredia 308, entre Pio Rosado (Carniceria) y Porfirio Valiente (Calvario). Steps from Casa de la Trova, Casa de la Musica and Parque Céspedes. Tel. (22) 62-4097

JUAN y NASTIA V
One a/c bedroom with own bathroom
Calle Diego Palacios (Santa Rita) 419 altos (upstairs), e/ Pio Rosado (Carniceria) y Porfirio Valiente (Calvario), four blocks from Parque Cespédes. Tél. (22) 62-4274

JUAN y NASTIA ANTONIO TEJERA © MARCO CHARBONNEAU

MABEL V
One a/c bedroom apartment with own bathroom
Calle Padre Pico No 354 upstairs entre San Basilio (Bartolomé Maso) y Santa Lucia (J. Castillo Duany). At foot of Padre Pico, in town center. Tel. (22) 65-5317

Santiago de Cuba • Casa Mabel © radames fiol

GISELA y JOSÉ V
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms
Calle Pio Rosado (Carniceria) 409, e/ San Jeronimo (S. Hechavarria) y San Francisco (Sagarra), minutes from Parque Cespedes. Tel. (22) 62-5176

WILBER y MAIRA V
One a/c bedroom with own bathroom
Calle Lino Boza no. 70 e/ Padre Pico y San Basilio (Bartolomé Maso), close to Parque Cespedes Tel: (22) 65-6154 or (22) 35-8185

www.particuba.net •|• Santiago de Cuba ::: WILBER y MARIA © sogestour

GUILLERMO y JUANA
Onroof, one a/c bedroom, ensuite, private terrace
Calle San Fermin 158, entre San Mateo (Sao del Indio) y San Antonio (Narciso Lopez), 5 blocks from Hotel Casa Granda. Tél. (22) 62-4451

Off-centre in this quiet and safe residential area, these casas offer travellers with a rented car some easy parking. The neighbourhood of Vista Alegre (of which a part is officially named Terrazas de Vista Alegre just to confuse you more : those pencil-pushing city workers never give up, do they ?) is also closer to the road leading to the beaches.

Built in the 50's, Vista Alegre has allures of an American suburb, albeit unrenovated, without malls or shops (which are ruining the Empire of Evil as we all know ;), except in nearby major hotels : Santiago, San Juan and Melia Las Americas.

Some palatial homes have been turned into institutions :

• Alliance française, calle 6 #253 corner 11 (22) 64 15 03
• Casa del Caribe, calle 13 #154 corner 8 - photo below right
• Centro Cultural Africano, ave. Manduley 106 corner 3
• Galería de Arte Universal, calle C e/ M y Terrazas

HEED THE HINTS IN THIS FINE PRINT
::: :::: On certain rare occasions in the past, overbooking may have inadvertently hurt some owners and some webmasters more than would appear in reality; having hurt both parties, this webmaestro's self-righteous attitude was uncalled for; make sure that in your first email or phone call you specify that you want to book a room in that particular casa and reconfirm x on arrival in Cuba. Unless you only want a room in any house which may be of the same quality, but not the specific casa you booked through these photos, say or write : "Quiero asegurir que mi cuarto reservado esta situado en tu casa propria." ::: So as to not abandon honest owners with empty rooms, reconfirm your booking by phone as soon as you can after arriving in Cuba. ::: Please write or phone a casa owner to cancel a booking. As late as it may seem, it allows them a chance to rebook. ::: Children under the age of 16 may share a bedroom with adults for free. Specify the child's age when booking. ::: Since October 2010, maximum bedroom capacity is not limited to two adults (we will erase all mention of this on our pages). ::: Also, large casas are not limited to renting only two bedrooms per night. ::: At the end of the casa name, the V signals the casa was suggested by travelers or owners but not verified by the website staff. If you try it and like it, write us about it. ::: Unless otherwise mentioned, the average room rates and service prices are : 20-25cuc per bedroom per night [up to 40+ for 4 in a room]; breakfasts 3-5cuc, dinners 7-10cuc. ::: Any casa particular anywhere in Cuba must have a hot water shower, otherwise it cannot have a permit to rent. ::: Please share your Complaints, comments & suggestions webmaster [@]cubacasas.net

BOOK BY PHONE
• From Canada and the USA : 011 53 + # preceded by the city's area code, 22 • From Europe, Great Britain, Scandinavia, Mexico : 00 53 + phone # preceded by area code 22 ••• HOW TO DIAL A CUBAN PHONE NUMBER HERE ••• CELL PHONE NUMBERS on our town lists and casa pages are preceded by 05 for calls originating Havana; from anywhere else in Cuba, dial 015 + the 7 digits of the cell.

BOOK BY EMAIL :

Click on logo to open a message addressed to that casa in your email application; or right-click to copy address. Spanish vocabulary here.

Click photos to see each casa's page and description. Map of area with casas here. Or check out this new detailed map aqui.

See Vista Alegre casas in sequence.

Click logo to move to next casa.

MERY y TANIA V
One a/c bedroom, ensuite, private entrance
Calle Anacaona # 107 entre Aguilera y Taínos, some 5 mins. walk from La Maison. Tel. (22) 64-1970

CASA GALLART
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms
Calle 6 No 302 corner (esquina) 11, between Sagrada Familia and Casa del Caribe in reparto Terrazas de Vista Alegre. Tel. (22) 64-3307

www.particuba.net •|• Santiago de Cuba / Casa Gallart

MARGARITA BERROJO
One a/c bedroom, ensuite, fabulous patio
Calle 6, No 406 entre 15 y 17, reparto Vista Alegre. Tel. (22) 64-2450

JULIA V
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms
Calle 6 #407, entre 14 y 17, a few steps from the Alliance française. Tel. (22) 64-3663

AYMARA y PABLO V
One a/c bedroom with own bathroom
Calle Centro Gallego # 4 e/ Aguilera y Anacaona, 5 mins. walk from "La Maison", Hotel Melia or Las Americas. Tel : (22) 64-1018

ARIEL y LAYSOL
Two a/c bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms
Calle Raul Pujols (Calle de Siboney) #102, corner Aguilera, near San Francisco. Tel. (22) 64-4145

Updated 04.04.2013