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No reservations currently accepted for this hotel. Check for more details below.
About Hotel Iberostar Grand Packard
The Hotel Packard located on the Paseo Prado, the most important street in Old Havana, was erected by a US company during the 1920’s hotel boom in Havana, following the establishment of hotels such as the Hotel Saratoga. The Hotel backs onto the stretching canal of the Havana Bay and the looks out onto one of Havana’s most important structures, the Forteleza. Situated in one of the most important parts of the City, the Hotel Packard invites clients to discover the In the heart of Old Havana, Hotel Iberostar Grand Packard is a 5 star luxury hotel that is perfect for those looking to spend their time in the city in style.
Formally named Hotel Biscuit, Hotel Iberostar Grand Packard once hosted Chilean poet Pablo Neruda and actor Marlon Brando. Situated between some of Havana’s most famous buildings with as the Velasco Palace and the Capitolio, Hotel Iberostar Grand blends colonial style architecture with modern chic. With 321 rooms, each provide unrivalled comfort with the opportunity to upgrade to he Star Prestige area for even more additional services. Iberostar Grand Packard has its own restaurant serving gourmet cuisine and freshly prepared specialities.Another unique feature is the spectacular views of Old Havana available from the hotel terrace where you can witness Morro Castle and the Malecon © 2018 Nigel Hunt
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Guide to Old Havana
The heart and soul of Havana is the old town Habana Vieja, declared a Heritage of Mankind Site in 1982 by UNESCO. It was keen to preserve the beauty of its architecture and promote the historical importance of its role within the region.
The following are just some of the interesting places to visit: Plaza de Armas, centred around a statue of the patriot Cespedes and emcompassed by shaded marble benches and second-hand booksellers, is the first public square built in the city. Plaza de la Catedral is perhaps the most beautiful square in the Caribbean which is surrounded by examples of the finest baroque architecture in the country. El Templete, small neoclassical temple which marks the spot where the first Mass was said in 1519. Castillo de la Real Fuerza is one of the oldest forts in the Americas, it holds modern art exhibitions downstairs and the battlements afford good views over the harbour. Palacio de los Capitanes Generales, the seat of government and governor's residence was transferred from the fort to the built. The presidential palace and then the municipal palace until Castro seized power it is now Museo de la Ciudad de la Habana. Museo de Arte Colonial, fine palace constructed in 1720, its yellow courtyard and little-altered architectural features are complemented by a large collection of 17th- and 18th-century furniture. Calle Obispo is Old Havana's most important and smartest thoroughfare, pedestrianized with missile heads as bollards.
The following are just some of the interesting places to visit: Plaza de Armas, centred around a statue of the patriot Cespedes and emcompassed by shaded marble benches and second-hand booksellers, is the first public square built in the city. Plaza de la Catedral is perhaps the most beautiful square in the Caribbean which is surrounded by examples of the finest baroque architecture in the country. El Templete, small neoclassical temple which marks the spot where the first Mass was said in 1519. Castillo de la Real Fuerza is one of the oldest forts in the Americas, it holds modern art exhibitions downstairs and the battlements afford good views over the harbour. Palacio de los Capitanes Generales, the seat of government and governor's residence was transferred from the fort to the built. The presidential palace and then the municipal palace until Castro seized power it is now Museo de la Ciudad de la Habana. Museo de Arte Colonial, fine palace constructed in 1720, its yellow courtyard and little-altered architectural features are complemented by a large collection of 17th- and 18th-century furniture. Calle Obispo is Old Havana's most important and smartest thoroughfare, pedestrianized with missile heads as bollards.
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+44 20 7498 8555 or 0800 298 9555
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Toll Free 888 361 9555
Havana Tourist Center
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