Casa Julia

• Cuba is one of the safest countries in America, and Havana, although very active and dynamic, is a city that can be traveled quietly. However, there are some rules you must follow to avoid unpleasant surprises.
• -Never change money in the street to passers-by. For this always address to CADECAS (Casas de cambio), the official entity provided for this purpose. Or at the bank. We have several banks around the apartment. You can also change your money in Hotel Presidente, two doors from our building.
• -Never buy rum or cigars from street vendors. You will find many outlets in the city where you can buy these products safely.
• -Access to the apartment is reserved EXCLUSIVELY to travelers. For your safety, we recommend that you observe this instruction.
• -In other register... Although the water in Cuba is drinkable, generally we do not drink without boiling it before to prevent digestive disorders. The easiest way is to buy bottled water. For this we have several markets nearby.
• - WiFi connections are not allowed in private houses in Cuba, but this is not a problem! On the terrace of the Hotel Presidente, you can connect to the wifi. You only have to buy a NAUTA card (about 1.50 CUC) for one hour of connection... My advice, ask for a mojito in the terrace of the hotel, buy all the cards that you want, not to not have to think about buying every time you want to connect. There are also many other wifi points in the city. One of the largest is the Malecón, a few meters from the house.

Length of stay

• Maximum stay: 365 nights.