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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

  • We really enjoyed the historical part of our trip ie the walking tour in Havana and our excursions that we arranged from Trinidad. The luxury and relaxation in the all…

    KM, Sutton Jan 2014
  • Highlight?: Our stay in Trinidad

    PD, Woking Mar 2018
  • We got engaged at La Guarida in Havana on the second night, so the whole trip is going to be a memorable one for a very long time!

    TO, London Jun 2016
  • Each destination had its own character, they were all good, none more so than others” 

    IM, Edinburgh Mar 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
  • The guides made such a great difference to our underrating of the country. Beautiful and varied country and in a couple of weeks got a real sense of its diversity.…

    GH, Bristol Apr 2016
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