Villa Yan

Villa Yan is a four-bedroom oceanfront villa in Jaimanitas for up to eight guests, arranged around a private pool, a tropical garden and a shaded open-air pavilion beside the water. Its appeal is straightforward: the sea is not merely a distant view, but part of how the house is used throughout the day.

Who Villa Yan may suit

Good fit

• Families or friends who want a private pool and genuine access to the sea.
• Groups of up to eight that can use four similarly configured queen-bed rooms.
• Guests who expect to spend substantial time at the villa rather than treating it only as a place to sleep.

Consider another option

• Travellers who need to walk directly into Old Havana or central Vedado.
• A mixed group that requires several twin rooms or markedly different bed types.
• Anyone who needs step-free access to every bedroom, pool and shoreline area without prior verification.

Four bedrooms for a group of eight

The current primary record lists four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms and maximum capacity for eight guests. Its structured room plan records a queen bed in each bedroom. The exact-match secondary portfolio describes four private bathrooms but uses broader double-bed terminology, so CubaLuxe does not silently merge the two descriptions.

Before proposal we reconfirm the exact bed sizes, bathroom relationship and room positions for the requested dates. Tell us how couples, children and single travellers are grouped, and whether anyone needs a quieter room, easier circulation or specific bathroom access. Four similar rooms can simplify allocation, but the villa should not be assumed to contain four identical suites.

A pool that belongs to the coastal setting

The long private pool sits within the outdoor heart of the house, close to palms, loungers and covered sitting areas. Rather than feeling detached from the rest of the property, it connects the garden, open-air pavilion and sea-facing terraces. A shallower sitting section provides another place to cool off without leaving the social area.

CubaLuxe confirms the pool’s current operation, maintenance schedule and any guidance that applies to children before arrival. Furniture, equipment and decorative items shown in older photographs are treated as representative only until checked for the stay.

Direct access to the sea

Both exact-match portfolio records identify Villa Yan as an oceanfront property with direct access to the water. The open horizon is visible from the pool and covered open-air pavilion, making the sea a defining feature rather than an incidental amenity.

Direct access never guarantees safe entry in every condition. The route, water conditions and current property guidance must be checked locally, and guests should follow that advice. CubaLuxe does not infer safety, depth or suitability for children from photographs.

Shaded open-air pavilion, bar and garden

The palm-roofed open-air pavilion creates a generous outdoor living room beside the coast. It combines lounge seating, dining tables and a bar beneath deep shade, allowing a group to spend long periods outside without remaining in direct sun. A hammock, flowering courtyards and smaller garden sitting areas offer quieter alternatives away from the pool.

This distribution is useful when different members of the group want to swim, read, eat or talk at the same time. The spaces also make private meals appealing, but a dining setting does not automatically include chef service or permission for an event. Menus, service and use conditions are agreed separately.

Relaxed interiors with coastal character

The interiors favour light stone finishes, white walls and vivid blue details. Bedrooms vary in styling, with upholstered, canopy and warm-toned treatments, while shared lounges provide an indoor alternative to the open-air spaces. Air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a safe are recorded in the primary source.

A secondary exact-match record refers to backup power. Because technical systems can change, CubaLuxe reconfirms the current equipment, coverage and operating conditions rather than presenting that reference as an unconditional promise. Guests with work calls, medical equipment or other critical power needs should explain them at the first enquiry.

Jaimanitas as a western Havana base

Villa Yan is in Jaimanitas, a residential coastal area in western Havana. It is best suited to guests who genuinely value the water, garden privacy and time at the house. Its setting is different from the urban rhythm of Vedado or the historic streets of Old Havana.

Private transport should be planned around the actual restaurants, meetings, excursions and evening schedule. CubaLuxe does not publish the private address, coordinates or generic journey-time promises. We compare the location with the real itinerary before recommending the villa.

House support, visitors and private meals

The current primary record identifies house staff and daily housekeeping. The matching secondary source also describes chef, driver and security support as available. Exact roles, hours, inclusions and additional charges are confirmed in writing for the dates; they should not be assumed from a general portfolio description.

Visitor access is recorded as possible, but names, identification, hours and capacity remain subject to current approval. The open-air pavilion, bar and pool are attractive for shared meals, yet dinners, music, parties and celebrations require separate written permission. If a gathering is central to the trip, disclose the complete plan before choosing the house.

What to confirm before requesting Villa Yan

Availability, final rate, minimum stay, exact bed setup, bathroom arrangement, pool operation, sea-access guidance, staffing, visitor conditions, payment schedule and cancellation terms vary by date. A useful request includes dates, adults and children, room needs, transport expectations and any non-negotiable privacy, mobility, dining or connectivity requirement.

Review how CubaLuxe matches private homes and send those details. We will use them to decide whether Villa Yan fits the actual group, rather than recommending it solely because it sits beside the sea.