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Iberostar Grand Hotel – Trinidad

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The Iberostar Grand Hotel Trinidad is an elegant, restored colonial property, with an impressive marble staircase, cigar bar and beautifully decorated rooms.

This attractive, extensively restored colonial hotel is set a short walk from the heart of Trinidad, near the lively Parque Cespedes. There is a central patio which all 40 rooms surround. Rooms are spacious and equipped with air-conditioning, TV, minibar and en suite bathroom. Many also have a balcony or terrace, with some having pleasant vistas of the park and others with no view to speak of, but which tend to be quieter. Facilities include a public restaurant, lobby bar and small shop. There is free parking available on the street in front of the property.

What our clients say

A faultless hotel. The reception area, public areas and rooms were extremely well presented. The staff throughout the hotel were so helpful - nothing was too much trouble.
TR Leicester Mar 2015
"The Iberostar in Trinidad was excellent and measured up to very good hotels in Europe. It was very well appointed and the staff were well trained and helpful. We had…
AH, Shrewsbury Feb 2014
“Iberostar was by far the best hotel in Cuba both from a quality and customer service point of view.”
PL, Lancaster May 2013
“The Iberostar in Trinidad was obviously the best hotel we stayed at and is reassuringly five star - with everything actually working!"
PR, Edinburgh Jul 2013
Superb..couldn't be faulted and even the service was spot on. Good quality food for breakfast as well
DS, Cambridge Dec 2015
Very nice location and good facilities.
RS, Southampton Mar 2016

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Hannah had an early introduction to Latin America when her family moved to Ecuador and she returned to study in Buenos Aires for a year before backpacking across the continent.

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