Cuba-Trinidad Accomodation

I stayed in Casa Particuliar in Trinidad that I highly
recommend. It's an old colonial home that has been in the
family for generations and is right in the heart of the old
town. The place itself is grand and has a lot of character.
I found it to be one of the pleasures in visiting Trinidad.
The family was charming and fun to talk to. I had great
meals for a very reasonable price. They have two rooms. The
one I stayed in had a private bathroom. The other room had a
lot more character, but was less private.
Their address:
Maria Luisa Pomares
361 Francisco Javier Zerquera (y Ernesto Munoz)
Tel: 2164

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1. Follow up question Added by: Lisa (lisalaurel@aol.com)
   [Timestamp: Thu 22 April, 14:31 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   Thanks for the information. Looking for tips on good ones
   (Going in May). How much was it to stay there??? I'd also
   really like to practice Spanish. Was the family friendly??
   Talkative??

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2. Follow up question Added by: Lisa (lisalaurel@aol.com)
   [Timestamp: Thu 22 April, 14:31 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   Thanks for the information. Looking for tips on good ones
   (Going in May). How much was it to stay there??? I'd also
   really like to practice Spanish. Was the family friendly??
   Talkative??

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3. Follow up question Added by: Lisa (lisalaurel@aol.com)
   [Timestamp: Thu 22 April, 14:33 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   Thanks for the information. Looking for tips on good ones
   (Going in May). How much was it to stay there??? I'd also
   really like to practice Spanish. Was the family friendly??
   Talkative??

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