Cecilia's house, is a colonial building, built in 1920, with sloping wooden decks, high struts and wide spaces, 15 minutes walk from the historic center and three hundred meters from the Viazul station, just as there are very close public transport stations. Ventilated, safe and spacious rooms. A place to exchange with the Cuban family and learn about this beautiful city. The space Our house has spacious rooms with independent bathrooms each and also equipped for handicapped people. The family lives in the same house, although separated from the area rented by the guests. The colonial house has been restored respecting the original plans, and gives the feeling that we still live in the twentieth century, with sloping wooden decks, high struts and wide spaces, also we keep crockery and ornaments of that time, which have great family value. We are 15 minutes walk from the historic center and three hundred meters from the Viazul train station. Also very close to the hostel there are public transport stations with facilities to visit other centers of interest in the city. Upon arrival you will be advised, if you wish, about the history of the city and the most interesting places to visit, we also offer you a welcome coffee. We are a very Cuban family that loves traditional music, national history and architecture. La Casa de Cecilia is a place to rest, enjoy the food prepared by Mrs. Cecilia, a good coffee or chat with your new Cuban friends. The good treatment distinguishes us, we will be very happy to receive you! A place to exchange with the Cuban family and learn about this beautiful city. Guest access They can access the living room, living room, dining room, rented room, interior hallway-terrace, kitchen, portal. During your stay We are 100 percent available to assist you. Other things to note Ninety-seven percent of our guests agree that Cienfuegos is a city to spend at least two days in because of the variety of natural, historical and cultural sites. On the first day they usually visit the city, monuments, museums, squares, docks, communities, and night spots. The second day they visit the Guanaroca Lagoon, the Dolphinarium, or the Jagua Castle and end up at Rancho Luna beach until after sunset. While on the third day they usually spend the day in El Nicho, a natural site, with several inns, hiking trails and Creole food. From there you can continue on to Trinidad. We guide them because most of them, once home, usually tell us that they regret not knowing how much there is in Cienfuegos to enjoy.