We stayed 2 nights in this lovely casa at the tip of Puento Gordo. The room was big and very clean. We had a big private terrace with wonderful vieuw to the sea. Very good breakfast.
Maggie was a very nice and welcoming host. Dont miss this casa if you gom to Cienfuego.

We stayed here for 2 nights. Very clean comfortable room, very good breakfast, private terrace on the water. Dinner is served in the garden of the next door casa/restaurant (It is highly recommended to eat there). Magalis is the Cuban hospitality and warmth itself. We loved staying here very much!

a bit of difficulty in finding the casa ( our own fault) but worth the trouble...located steps from the tip of Punta Gorda, wonderful sunset and sunrise views. Beautiful breakfast too! cheeky sparrows flit about, pestering for bread crumbs. Very clean room, stocked water/beer/wine fridge (prices about double if you buy yourself in town). Spacious room, comfy cot sized twin beds, private 3pc ensuite. The bath a bit rough around the edges (no toilet seat ! well, we were hardly Cuban ADV tourists at this stage so not a big deal) but spotlessly clean.

dinner is served in the next door casa / restaurant - highly recommended to eat there

only reason its not a 5/5 is the noise - a few doors down, the music was blaring until 2am - not sure if this routine or just a one time thing but a slight drag in otherwise lovely casa

I rated this a 4 out of 5 because there's no 3 1/2 and I didn't want to be too harsh in giving it a 3.

Pros: 1) The room is large and comfortable, 2) the private terrasse is amazing (the highlight), 3) breakfast is really good, 4) Magalis makes a fantastic mohito (best we had in Cuba).

Cons: 1) no dinner is served and when asked Magalis said that the kitchen is undergoing renovations. She suggested the restaurant next door (there’s where we went – it was fine). I mentioned to her that she should mention this when travellers look to book with her as many want the full casa experience (maybe we were spoiled in Trinidad). Looking at all the reviews however, it seems apparant that Magalis has never offered meals in her casa. My complaint is not with going to the restaurant - it was with what I felt was dishonesty on the part of Magalis. 2) some issues with cleanliness – a couple of very dirty rugs on the floor, a moldy bath mat, hundreds of little ants all over the main shelving. Lumpy pillows that need to be changed. With a little more cleaning the room would be perfect. 3) all in all, was quite expensive. Casa was the most expensive we encountered and, combined with having to go to the restaurant every night, we ended up paying substantially more than we did anywhere else. Magalis, although sweet, is above all a business woman.

All in all, a beautiful casa but needs a bit more maintenance. I think people should also be aware of the meal arrangements.