The manor is presently being revamped, and we could just see the void rooms from outside. One of the guestrooms in the back had a window from where one could watch the sun set behind the profile of Havana out yonder. For visitors like Ava this perspective probably gave the guarantee of an energizing night in Havana.
Amid the day, another spot gave even a superior perspective. Beside the manor, there is a little, four-story tower. Mary Hemingway had composed the tower and the top room with four windows was an asylum where Hemingway could write in peace. Like the room at the Ambos Mundos, it furnished Hemingway with a perspective of the ocean - very suitable when he was composing 'The Old Man and the Sea'.
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