Maité House.

Región Central Ciego de Ávila Morón Maité House.

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Owner: Maité Valor Morales
Address: Luz Caballero No. 40 B, entre Libertad y Agramonte. Morón

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My house is situated on a first floor. I have two (2) rooms for rent. One is an apartment with a private entrance, a porch, a pantry, an international bar, a private bathroom, a solarium-terrace and a garden. The other one is a marital room. Both have abundant pressurized cold and hot water, air conditioning, an electric fan, a refrigerator, a television, a telephone, a safe and 110 and 220 volt current. I offer the following services: therapeutic massage, dancing classes given by professional teachers, babysitting and anniversary luxury dinners.

Location advantages: It is located 200 meters from La Casa de la Trova Tradicional (House of the Traditional Trova (Cuban traditional music) and Morón?s commercial and tourist center; and just a few minutes away from the oldest monument of the city, ?El Gallo de Morón? (The Morón?s Rooster). It is near museums, banks and CADECAS (bureau de change).
Nearby tourist attractions: What to do? Just 17 kilometers away you will find the tourist destination Jardines del Rey (del Rey Gardens), (Cayo Coco, Cayo Guillermo and Cayo Paredón Grande). You can have a great time at Pilar Beach, considered by experts to be the best beach in Cuba, no wonder Ernest Hemingway, Nobel Prize in literature, wrote his work Islas en el Golfo (Isles in the Gulf) there. You will also have the opportunity to visit La Laguna de la Leche (The Milk Lake), the largest (Natural) freshwater reserve on the Island; the Crocodile Breeding Ground; the Lookout on La Loma de Cunagua (The Cunagua Hill), hiking and a recreational house; the Thermal Swimming Pools in San José del Lago, with treatment for people suffering from bone problems; game and fishing preserve for the Largemouth trout fishing and the migratory duck shooting; as well as to travel through the history of the oldest railroad in Cuba, with an exhibition of steam locomotives and to visit the Patria o Muerte Sugar Mill, to know about the history of the sugarcane.