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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.

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What our clients say

  • Highlights?: Topes de Collantes water fall. Visit to Santa Clara Che Guevera monument. A day spent with a family we met in Bayamo, visiting their home & the local market,…

    DW, Mirfield Jun 2016

  • Each destination had its own character, they were all good, none more so than others” 

    IM, Edinburgh Mar 2013

  • Highlights: The music/case da la culturas. driving and getting off the beaten track.

    RGJ, London Jan 2016

  • The only additional info might have been that travellers should take a box of tissues - although we always do anyway to wherever. Cuba doesn't do tissues.......

    PR, Edinburgh Feb 2011

  • Most Memorable Moment?: Horse riding to the waterfall in Trinidad

    CJC, Jan 2018

  • Hiking in Topas de Collante - swimming in a natural pool and bar hopping in Old Havana. 

    RS, Twickenham Jun 2017
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