The "Casa Luz del Norte" is located in Calle Donato Marmol # 69 between Maceo and B. Varona. It was built in 1874 by a family named Liberatos, who had won the lottery of the time. Its architecture is characterized by the Mudéjar style of the Spanish immigrants, but above all by the Eclecticism. The house measures 33 m in length and 23 m in width and offers a wonderful view of the city and the bay. The room has a double bed and a private bathroom with shower. The space The house has been completely renovated, retaining most of the original elements, including the precious wooden floors in the public area and the rooms. The latter are connected by individual doors and include each a bathroom with hot and cold water and air conditioning. The furnishing is convenient and simple. The chairs in the public areas are Louis XV style, made of oak. The lightings in the hallway and outdoor area follow the traditional Cuban style, while the LED and halogen lamps in the rooms and the courtyard have a modern and practical design. The tap water comes from natural precipitation, which is gathered in a large cistern via a sophisticated piping system. The house offers a magnificent view of the city and the bay, and has a small courtyard garden with tables and a relaxed atmosphere, where you can enjoy dishes of traditional Cuban cuisine, combined with local products and herbs. The staff speaks fluent Spanish, English and a little German. Guest access Free access to the lobbies, courtyard and the terrace Other things to note Rental bikes available