Stay in this small idyllic village by the sea

• Villa Rio-Mar is a registered Bed and Breakfast in
   Playa la boca, Trinidad, Cuba.
• It is in an excellent location  beside the sea and the   Escambray Mountain range.
• There is a terrace with views of the Caribbean
• Two rooms each with private bath/space for 2 adults and 1   child in each room. 
• Rooms are clean and pleasant with fans and air   conditioning.
• Private Bathroom has a toilet, bathtub and shower.
• Hot water
• Safe and secure lodging
• Privacy in an at-home atmosphere
• Optional breakfasts and home cooked meals
• Some English is spoken at Villa Rio-Mar

Contact Us

Villa Rio y Mar
San Jose No. 65 entre Rio y Real
Playa La Boca Trinidad, S.S.
Cuba C-P 62600
Telephone : (41) 99 3108 ask for Nestor
Cell: (53) 52770912 - voice message or text

Rates

- Our rates correspond with the region’s average:
• $ 25  CUC / 1 room /per night
• $   8  CUC/  supper (optional)
• $   3  CUC/ breakfast (optional)

Casa is the spanish word for house or home.  A"casa particular" is like a bed and breakfast (room and board) in a private home in Cuba. Private citizens are allowed (meeting certain conditions and paying the required tax) to rent out rooms to tourists. Each casa is permitted to rent 2 rooms only.

They can offer lodging and meals. Usually meals at the casa are the best meals around.  The "casa particular" offers an economical way to experience Cuba while allowing visitors to meet and make contact with the Cuban people in their own environment.  The accommodations are governement inspected, clean, comfortable and usually with private bathroom. Casa are available throughout Cuba   links to other casas

In many casas you will not find all of the luxuries that come with the resort life but the warmth and hospitality of the Cuban people will make for an unforgettable visit. Casa owners make you feel at home and provide a very safe and secure environment.

Cubans are proud and well educated people.  Cuba boasts 100% literacy.  Many Cubans speak more than one language. They are proud of their country and seem genuinely pleased to have you visit and enjoy what they and their country have to offer.

The best way  to contact a casa is by phone as very few people have internet access.  It is quite inexpensive to call Cuba.  Use your Spanish phrase book and prepare to speak a little Espanol. 

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updated:APRIL 2010
Site provided and maintained by: Lynda Goddard
Photos by: Lynda Goddard, Eric Petersen, Paul Mehrabian, and Gordon Ratcliffe