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Regarding the “foreigners can’t stay here”, from what I know, this is because it requires extra work for hotels, they need to report your stay to the local poli
by woutr_be 5y ago
Regarding the “foreigners can’t stay here”, from what I know, this is because it requires extra work for hotels, they need to report your stay to the local police station, so usually smaller hotels, or the ones in non touristy cities just don’t do that. (And I believe that any tourist, needs to report their address to the local police station within a few days)
- 3v1n0 5y agoSomething similar happens in Cuba as well. There are cheaper places where only locals can go (and till some years ago, also the other way around was true)
- runarberg 5y agoWow, I travelled in Cuba in 2007 and I was completely unaware of this. I was aware of the double economy and how there are some buses that the locals don’t use and vis-versa (same is true in my country; in both cases it is more about price and convenience then access). But hotels for locals only completely missed my attention.
- doublepg23 5y agoAny info on how you setup your Cuba trip?
- runarberg 5y agoI simply flew there from Spain
- 3v1n0 5y agoYeah I got into one with my Cuban gf and they didn't like my presence so I had to "hide".