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Hotel Iberostar Parque Central

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Iberostar Parque Central is well located right on the main square of old Havana with an open-air pool, two restaurants and two bars.

This stylish hotel complex is centrally located in Havana Vieja, the charming old part of the city. The original building is linked to a separate hotel tower via a passageway below the ground floor. The former has 9 floors, with 277 rooms decorated in neo-classical style and two restaurants. On the rooftop, it boasts a swimming pool and bar area with superb views across the city. The ground floor reception area is a lively hub for locals and tourists alike. The guestrooms are comfortable and well furnished, with many of those on the higher levels also presenting wonderful vistas of the buildings below.

What our clients say

Most memorable experience: "Swimming in a pool fed by a waterfall with no one else within sight or sound. Closely followed by spending my birthday on a tiny Caribbean beach."
MG, Dunstable Mar 2015
Really enjoyed all of it, especially Havana and Trinidad. Loved the music, the atmosphere and the people. Very good walks.
GG, Diss Mar 2019
Most memorable experience: "Witnessing the culture of Cuba. Seeing the state of buildings, the 50s cars and there really is great music in every bar!"
HC, Cheltenham Nov 2014
Driving was fascinating & not too stressful due to lack of traffic . We felt we saw bits of CUBA not seen by many tourists.
DM, Falmouth Mar 2017
The food was better than we had feared (but they routinely overcook seafood, so stick with chicken) and there was more English spoken than we had expected. Weather was great.…
PR, Edinburgh Feb 2013
Havana..colourful and crumbling...a prince inside paupers clothes, colonial architecture Trinidad..marvellous and whilst it is built on tourism, within 2 blocks of the historic centre you are in another world. Music,…
DS, Cambridge Dec 2015

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