Cuba 🇨🇺
The benchmark of the market for Cuban hosts.
Over 10 years professionalizing the management of casas particulares in La Habana, Varadero and all of Cuba. Listings on Airbnb, RentalHo and Revolico + RentalHo Pay so you get paid transparently.
Habana Vieja — 71 casas
The best destinations
to visit.
Do you have a property in Cuba?
Over 10 years professionalizing the management of casas particulares. Free diagnosis in 15 minutes.
More than a house,
a Home.
We started in Cuba over a decade ago, working side by side with hosts who wanted to professionalize the management of their houses. Today we also operate in Dubai, with a team that knows both markets as locals — because we are.
What hasn't changed in 10 years: we treat every property as if it were our own. And every guest as a guest in our home.
The questions
every owner asks.
If you have a doubt that's not here, write to us. We always reply — and fast.
We work with a percentage fee on revenue generated, no fixed monthly costs. The exact structure depends on the market and operation type; we explain it in the free initial diagnosis.
Ready for your property
to earn more?
A 15-minute call. No commitment. We'll tell you exactly what your property can generate with us.
Sobre Habana Vieja
UNESCO World Heritage colonial center since 1982. 144 hectares of plazas, fortresses and Spanish baroque facades. Walk to Plaza Vieja, Catedral and Capitolio in under 15 minutes.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is Habana Vieja safe at night?
The main tourist corridor (Plaza de Armas, Plaza Vieja, Obispo, Mercaderes) is patrolled and walkable until past midnight. Side streets quieter — take a taxi after 11 PM.
How many days do I need to see Habana Vieja?
Two full days minimum: one for the four colonial plazas plus the Catedral and Plaza de la Revolución; one for the fortresses (the cannon ceremony at La Cabaña fires at 9 PM sharp).
Can I walk from Habana Vieja to Vedado?
It is 5 km along the Malecón — a 75-minute walk or a 10-minute classic-car taxi (5–10 USD). Most visitors taxi at sunset and walk back through Centro Habana.