Apartment located in Vedado, which has 1 air-conditioned room (mezzanine), with its private bathroom, cold and hot water. The room is fully equipped with bedding, towels, has 1 extra-bed, TV and all amenities. The apartment is fully rented and has a kitchen, living room, dining room and everything necessary for a comfortable stay. Additional services are provided such as: mini bar, washing and ironing services, breakfast to choose by the client, all very comfortable for the enjoyment of the guest. It is located near the restaurants: Cafe Nelly, Cafe Presidente, Cafe Laurent, Atelier, Healthy Line (Vegan Fast Food), Portohabana, El Idilio, the historic centers: Plaza de la Revolucion, Museum of Decorative Arts, near the Hotel Habana Libre, "Focsa" Building, Amadeo Roldan Cultural Center, University of Havana, of the nightclubs Cafe Sintante Mi Habana, Delirio Habanero and King Bar, where you will have the opportunity to have fun and enjoy the attractive nights of this great city. El Vedado is considered a model of urban development, today it is rediscovered by architects and urban planners from all over the world who admire its beauty and elegance. One of its houses, in E and 19, was the residence of Dulce Maria Loynaz, The Avenidas Paseo and the Presidents (or also G Street) are two of the most famous arteries of the neighborhood that advance from the political center of the city towards the boardwalk The Cemetery of Columbus (1871), is one of the key milestones in the development of urban architecture within the area. Its significance transcends to this day as one of the most beautiful and important cemeteries in use in Latin America and the world, which constitutes a Cultural Patrimony of the Cuban nation for being the second most outstanding cemetery in the world due to its sculptural values , and the first of all America. In the area of Vedado, bordering the northern coast of the Havana coast is called Malecon Avenue, which extends to the mouth of the Almendares River. The Torreon de la Chorrera, a small fortress several centuries old and part of the military complex of ancient fortifications of the city, is located on the banks of the mouth of this river. Another important point of the Vedado is La Rampa, name that assumes the street 23 from the corner of L towards the north until the Malecon. It is a center of pulsating life, with cinemas, hotels, restaurants, the headquarters of important ministries, advertising and tourist agencies and called the heart of the city. In the Vedado is also the Plaza de la Revolucion, with the monument erected to commemorate the centenary of the birth of the Cuban apostle, Jose Marti. This square has become a center for political demonstrations and cultural activities. It also includes buildings such as the headquarters of the National Library, the Palace of the Revolution (seat of the government), the National Theater, etc.