casa mercedes albalat milord

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At Casa Mercedes Labat Milord you will be staying with a great family that is very hospitable, nice and sympathetic with a marvelous little dog, "Toki". and an irresistible green parrot, "Tito"

The casa is run by Carlos and Rebeca who is a very good cook. Ask Rebecca especially for her "langosta en salsa" and her "camarones en grille".

There is more though: you can try a lot of others exquisites dishes. Ask Carlos for his "puerco asado" (meat) or his "pargo asado" (fish). Cigars can be found as well if you like them.

The rooms are cleaned on a daily basis and sheets are changed frequently. You can have your clothes washed an ironed without any problem.

The house has also a patio, living room with television, video-recorder and hi-fi.

Guests can also enjoy the beautiful and panoramic terrace.

If you need a bicycle, we can rent you 2 Chinese / Russian "flyers" for 2CUC per day.
The house has many furnishings and objects of the colonial age and is listed in the Lonely Planet guide.

Accommodation Information

The house has 3 bedrooms for rent:

Bedroom 1 has 1 bed and can sleep two people. It has air-conditioning and electric fan and 1 independent bathroom with warm water.

Bedroom 2 also has 1 bed and can sleep two people. It has air-conditiong and electric fan and 1 independent bathroom with warm water.

Bedroom 3 has 3 beds and can sleep up to 4 people. It has air-conditioning and electric fan and 1 independent bathroom with warm water.

All the bedrooms are in the house where all the family live, eat and sleep.

There is only one (shared) entrance to the house.

Location Information

The house is located between Viazul pullman station (300 metres, 3 minutes walking) and Parque Cespedes.

Those visiting the 500-year-old city will find Spanish colonial architecture in Trinidad, underscoring a colonial ambiance that marks the tiny city one of the country’s greatest attractions. Only a few square blocks in size, historic Trinidad is famous for its lovely, cobblestone streets, pastel coloured houses with elaborate wrought-iron grills, as well as majestic palaces and plazas. The city can be toured in a few hours, by foot or by horse-drawn carriage. The city is near both the Escambray Mountains and the Caribbean beach.