We are a couple from London, we stayed in Casa Munoz over Easter 2013. The casa and the rooms are very spacious, there is an outside space and even a roof terrace. There are also a horse and two dogs which are very well behaved. Breakfast was lovely (the Mango was delicious) and it would be great if they served... More

Well located in beautiful Trinidad. Touch of class, a very beautiful home - highly recommend as the place to stay! We were very impressed. Casa well maintained and equipped. We loved our large room. It has a fan, air conditioner and a fridge. Julio and Rosa are great hosts. We really appreciated their hospitality and warm welcome. They are well... More

The house itself is very nice and the terrace is a bonus; breakfast was very good. On arrival we were told, that if we needed anything, all we had to do was ask- which was great! However, the few times that I did ask Julio for information, the answer was: " I have no idea", whereas the majority of hosts... More

Reading reviews of Casa Munoz it seems some people forget what a casa is; it is somebody's home! Yes, they rent rooms out to tourists but you should still expect that there are certain requirements of the family in the home (a daughter's 21st birthday party being hosted in the home, for example, is perfectly acceptable in my opinion). It... More

Absolutely 100% agree with comments on lowest level. So excited to know this so famous photographer that I had accepted to pay in advance through paypal (the only one casa particular that asked me this in Cuba!) but once arrived, apart from the positive first feeling (nice house in the city centre and a nice welcome with an useful map... More

Julio and Rosa welcomed us warmly. We spent two nights at their Casa and we had a very relaxing time. Their living area was extremely quiet and a good place to chill out before going out into the busy Trinidad streets.

After reading lots of reviews on trip advisor about Julio and Casa Munoz, now we understand why he didn't what to meet us at the bus stop and informing us on his email about his family tree ( no son but daughters, etc). This is because many people in Trinidad know him, and try to fool travellers that they will... More

After a long day of driving, Julio greeting me warmly, showed me to secured parking across the street, and immediately engaged in conversation about two subjects most passionate to me: horses and photography. The casa as the pictures show is gorgeous and my room was spacious and very clean with cold beverages stocked in my room's refrigerator. He and Rosa... More

We stayed casa Munoz as we had read a review of it in the guardian and knew that julio was a photographer. We were pleased that julio had instructed us that He would not collect us from the bus station and instead would welcome us at his home. This meant on our arrival to trinidad that we could avoid all... More