We stayed here for 5 nights.
There was some confusion when we arrived and the room we had booked, with private bathroom, had been let out to someone else. We were not disappointed with the alternative room we were offered though, a twin with a shared bathroom. The room had no window (a tiny 'skylight' only) but had a grand, tall proportions and a handy fridge stocked with water and beer you could purchase for a fair price. The bathroom was tastefully tiled, spacious and spotlessly clean. Miriam's daughter said that we could have a discount to compensate for not having the private bathroom until night 3, when we swapped rooms. The next day she changed her mind and offered us a complimentary large breakfast as compensation for the room. We accepted this because a good breakfast is hard to find in Havana, it was quite tasty and well cooked.
We continued to have the bread and coffee smaller breakfast at Miriam's for the rest of our trip. Miriam's daughter helpfully answered all our questions and her father was very patient with our grammarless Spanish, and we managed to have several pleasant exchanges with him.
The location is near to the malecon, a short walk from Havana vieja and all of the tourist attractions in central Havana.
The only downside was no hot water and, in both rooms, very old and saggy beds that will not suit you if you are used to a firm matress.
