Meet Sandra
Sociable, Humble, Energetic
he estado en contacto con muchas culturas durante mis viajes en familia asi; tengo facilidad en conectar con toda clase de personas. Siempre he guardado mi espiritu cubano; alegre; sociable y musical
On a typical day...
I have a very open house. My house is your house.
When I host guests...
I’m helpful and hands on. I can show them where to go and help them get there.
Family Hobbies
Dancing
Hosting guests since
2017
About the Homestay
- Welcomes
- Males
- Females
- Couples
- Families
- Students
I am Cuban-French living in Cuba several years ago. I have a daughter who lives and studies in Madrid.
I like music; I am a good cook and I love to travel. I would love to have guests from all over the world to convey our culture.
House Facilities
- Laundry
- TV
- Internet Access
- Air Conditioning
Bedrooms available for booking
About the Area
Our house is located just meters from the Havana Malecon of the central street of Galiano, the famous Paseo Marti called as the meadow, 3km from the historical case, museums, besides the area is full bars, restaurants, cafeteria, hotels and other shops, The bus stop is just 2 minutes walk from the house and there are multiple bus lines at that stop and only 15 minutes by taxi from Havana beaches and the airport
Local Area Facilities
- Park
- Beach
- Museum
- Shopping Centre
- Restaurant
- Bus Stop
- Hospital
Meals
Hosts can offer a complimentary light breakfast at their discretion. All other meals, including a full breakfast, might incur an additional cost, if offered. Meals and any additional payment should be arranged directly with your host.
Included in the stay
- Complimentary Light Breakfast
- Use of Kitchen
Available on request at an extra cost
- Full Breakfast
- Half Board
House Rules
Cuba is a very safe country and you will see that in most of the streets where tourists travel, there are numerous policemen, I would like to comment on some precautions that must be taken; It is not necessary to carry the documentation on passports, passport etc. So you should take several photocopies of the main page of the passport (to carry in the wallet) and the credit cards on both sides before traveling. (In case of loss it is easier to report)
Usually a foreigner does not bother to ask for documentation, always carry a photocopy of the passport is enough for the police.
The documentation or passport is kept in the private room or hotel and never removed, except in the following cases that the photocopy is not valid:
If you go to a police station, consulate, or any public ministry to identify you.
If you go to a bank to change money or take out with a credit card.
In the cadeca is not necessary to change money, but if to take out with credit card.
If you are going to rent a car or drive it you also need the normal driving license.
You always have to stay in official private houses or hotels if you rent in a house that is not official are exposed to thefts In the private houses of Havana if you can enter a single Cuban person at a time, and whenever you enter a Different person, first you have to ask for the card at the entrance and enter in the guestbook your full name, license number and address in case you do not do it, it is very common to suffer all sorts of thefts without our realizing you can get lost as Say the Cubans, our wallet, the camera or cell phone (cell phone for Cubans) and then we will never recover it no matter how much we trust people and their friendship, many know that if you do not sign the card, you have the right to steal the Things of value and that will also go unpunished completely from the theft.
Anyway I recommend having things of value inside the suitcases and always locked with locks especially if you have visitors.
The owners of the rental house are almost impossible to steal, as they would lose the rental license that is their livelihood, and may even confiscate the house and despite the many taxes that pay rent money them Allows to live quite well and much better than the rest of the Cubans, sometimes they do the cleaning of the room or hire some girl to make it their full confidence.
You have to be very careful with pickpockets in pubs and nightclubs and crowds of people, if you drink a lot of alcohol goodbye to your wallet and what you carry of value because usually is lost habitually.avoid smoking in the rooms, excesses of alcohol, You can go in and out when they do not want you to know about it if they find a girl or a boy let me know so I can notify them so we will avoid dislikes, theft, among other problems, the delivery of keys to the room and the entrance
Smoking Rules
Your host smokes.
Smoking is allowed indoors and outdoors.
How do I book?
Contact the host to check their availability and ask them any questions you have about staying with them. Once the host confirms they’re available for your dates, you can complete your booking.
When do I pay?
Once a host confirms they're available, you can go ahead and pay the 15% booking fee (maximum of 250 $£€ for longer term bookings) using a choice of payment methods: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Maestro, Laser, JCB & PayPal (not available in certain countries). You then pay your host on arrival or as stated by your host on their profile and agreed by you on booking. Please be cautious if a host requests advance payment if its not included on their profile. Our hosts have been advised that if they wish to request advance payment they must make this explicit in their profile. We do not recommend the use of Money gram or Western Union.
When can I share my contact details?
Host and Guest email address, phone number and home address will be exchanged in a confirmation email sent to both immediately after a booking is completed. It's against our policy for Guests and Hosts to exchange direct contact details via our messaging system.