We booked our stay after the recommodations here. The booking was made through Bed in Cuba website, who replied quickly, but did not confirm our wish for ensuite. Taxi from the airport needed to ask for directions although this is not a hard place to find. Taxi was CUC 30 (cheaper is possible). The street is somewhat worn down, but... more

We arrived in Havana on my birthday, Oct 4. Casa Obrapia was recommended to us by our guide that i found online. Our taxi driver from the airport found the place without any problem. Raydel was waiting for us at the balcony when we arrived. Raydel made as feel at home right away , with his limited english and our... more

My friend and I stayed at the Casa Obrapía for four nights during a trip to Havana over March break. For $35 CUC per night it cost slightly more than other casas, but the location made it worth it. Staying in a "casa particular" is a MUST do when taking a trip to Havana. It really gives you a chance... more

My husband and I stayed for two nights (Mar 13 to Mar 15) at the Casa Obrapia. What can I say? This was the highlight of our 7-day trip to Cuba. The Casa Obrapia is a very beatiful colonial house right in the heart of Vieja Habana, close to everything. It is a 3 minute walk to busy Calle Obispo... more

When we arrived in Cuba we were originally booked into a big hotel but quickly realised that we wanted to stay in a casa particular instead. We found Casa Obrapia through trip advisor and it turned out to be the bet thing to happen to us on holiday. Initially Reymond didn't have space for us ... but we were already... more

I made a round trip through Cuba with a friend, starting out in Havana. Since the casa where we made our booking wasn't available after all, we ended up at Casa Obrapia. What a great luck that was!! Reymond and Raydel took great care of us. On top of the clean and beautiful rooms, the excellent food, perfect location and... more

We had organized a bus to take us from Varadero to Havana and this Casa Particular with Cubatur (in Varadero), which is how we found this place. La Casa Obrapia is run by two men, Reymond and Raydel, both are great people. The entrance to the place is just a red door with doorbell opening to Obrapia street, and if... more

We found La Casona de Obrapoia online and dropped by. We were impressed by the cleanliness and the funky bright paint and decor. The rooms were clean with AC - approx $30 for a private room, and $35 for private bath. Actually, they were full but Reymond gave us coffee and helped us find somewhere else. I highly recommend him... more

Coming from the airport at 4am, I found out there were no rooms left at B&B Casa Margo, even though I had received a confirmed reservation 2 weeks before in Canada. After sleeping a few hours in a just acceptable room, I then spent the day looking for a B&B that would feel like a vacation. My lack of spanish... more