A beautiful, elegant 1955 home designed by Cuban architect Julio Conesa Prendes with a cantilevered roof supporting a vast sun terrace fringed with pink bougainvillea and ferns. The first-floor four-bedroom apartment has its own entrance but guests can reach it through the salon of the main house with its rose pink marble floors and framed work of some of Cuba's renowned contemporary artists: Roberto Fabelo, Servando Cabrera Moreno, and Flora Fong. The spacious apartment bedrooms are furnished with antiques, huge beds, and bathrooms bearing their 1950's original pastel tiles. The apartment offers a tiny kitchenette, dining table, and a BBQ and comfy seating on the terrace. Alternatively, Havana's best Italian restaurant, La Corte del Príncipe is around the corner.
Casa de Gertrudis Martorell
