Plaza Vieja, the Cathedral, museums, classic bars and restaurants are close enough to go out, rest and return later.
Old Havana
Heritage, music and everyday life
Our stays are in Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is a place to walk through history: balconies, plazas, music on the corner, shared coffee and the everyday Cuban life that makes each street feel alive.
Casa Yaque is a simple local base: sleep close to everything, ask people who know the neighborhood, and discover the city on foot without losing time in transfers.
Local base
Plazas, terraces, music and neighborhood life within minutes.
We help before and during your stay with arrival, taxis, areas, timing, available houses and real room details.
Casa Yaque, Casa Violeta and Casablanca Yaque let you choose a room, a terrace stay or several rooms for your trip.
Day idea
An easy day from our homes
You do not need to rush. Staying in Old Havana lets you enjoy the city in moments.
Morning plazas
Walk through Plaza Vieja, the Cathedral area and nearby streets before the strongest heat.
Pause at home
Return to your room to cool down, rest or coordinate plans with the team.
Night with music
Go back out for dinner, drinks and music without depending on long transfers.
Tourism
Explore Old Havana, discover the city
Old Havana is the historic heart of the Cuban capital. Its streets carry Spanish, French, British and American influences, and the area has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982.
It is one of Cuba’s most walkable and memorable areas: plazas, churches, fortresses, restaurants, bookstores, galleries, craft shops and small discoveries around every corner.
Landmarks that tell Havana's story
La Bodeguita del Medio
A Havana classic, known for its music, mojitos, walls full of stories and unmistakably Cuban atmosphere.
Havana Cathedral
One of the city’s postcard views: a baroque façade, a beautiful square and a calm place to wander.
Plaza Vieja
A colorful, open square surrounded by restored architecture, cafés and everyday Havana life.
The people of Cuba
Cubans carry a spirit that is hard to imitate: genuine warmth, practical ingenuity, and conversation that can start on a street corner and feel like family by the end. There is spark here — quick humor, street intelligence, and a generous wit that shows up in a joke, a piece of advice, or an spontaneous invitation.
They are deeply hospitable: often a simple greeting is enough to feel welcome. Street music, dancing that appears without warning, coffee shared at the doorway, and Havana’s public life set the rhythm of the day.
Meeting local people is not an extra on the trip — it is one of the experiences travelers remember most, and one of the reasons so many return.
They are deeply hospitable: often a simple greeting is enough to feel welcome. Street music, dancing that appears without warning, coffee shared at the doorway, and Havana’s public life set the rhythm of the day.
Meeting local people is not an extra on the trip — it is one of the experiences travelers remember most, and one of the reasons so many return.
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