We live in a third-floor apartment. A Fresh, clean and quiet house with three comfortable rooms because of their amplitude for rent. Two of them have a queen size bed and a single one. They both have a balcony that leaves the fresh breeze to get into your room.
As We live in a céntric area of the city, there might be some noise at night, as people enjoy hanging out late at night, so if you are a sensitive person to noise, for a better sleep, bring your headphones.
There is cold and hot running water in the bathroom twenty-four hours a day with a relaxing shower.
The living room in Casa Randy is quite large and it has a balcony with a beautiful view of the Capitol building, and also a view of Sevilla Hotel where many famous people have stayed in and also Parque Central Hotel with its modernist architecture.
The dining room is also large and has a capacity for eight diners. It has two large windows that allow the tropical fresh air in.
Breakfasts and dinners are offered. Breakfasts include a variety of fresh tropical fruits and juice, also eggs served with season vegetables, bread and butter along with coffee, tea, and milk, cheese and bacon.

The neighborhood is safe, surprising for its variety of architectural styles, baroque, neo-gothic, neo-classical, eclectic, art nouveau, and art deco, modernist and post-modernist. Streets that are both, ancient and modern, extraordinary and authentic, just waiting to be rediscovered. You don’t need to take a taxi to go to the most frequently visited places by Cuban and foreign people.
Near places of interest.
• The Malecon, a quintessential landmark of this sea-loving city, along coastal esplanade where music, friendship, love, happiness and sadness all have their part.
• The Historic Centre of Old Havana. A world Heritage site, which is amongst the oldest and best preserved urban spaces in South America and an atmospheric historical masterpiece.
• The Christ of Havana, a powerful sculpture which presides over the entrance of Havana Bay
• The museum of Fine Arts (Cuban and International Art).
• Museum of the Revolution: Constructed between 1913 and 1920, it is housed in the former Presidential Palace.
• Museum of Rum.
• The Capitol Building