Hotels - Iberostar Grand Packard

About  Iberostar Grand Packard

In the emblematic Paseo del Prado, and next to famous buildings such as the Palacio Velasco or the National Capitol Building, one of the best hotels in Havana awaits you: The new 5 star hotel Iberostar Grand Packard.

Enjoy the most exclusive services and discover how time stops in the streets of the old Town, which is full of authentic colonial architecture and antique cars. Relax in Old Havana's bars.

The old town, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982, is an ideal place to try the excellent Creole cuisine, a mojito or stale rum. Meanwhile, the Floridita or the Bodeguita of the middle are among the bars of the area.

A luxury hotel with all the services you need. 321 rooms and suites to relax. You can choose between our rooms. Standard, Minisuites, Junior Suites and Suites However, if you are looking for something even more exclusive, choose a room in the Star Prestige area, which is located in a separate part of the hotel and offers many special services.

You cannot leave the Iberostar Grand Packard hotel without seeing the sunset from Havana's seafront. Enjoying one of the most beautiful sunsets in the Caribbean. Magnificent scenes with fishermen at work, children playing in the waves and numerous street groups that enliven the end of the day with their music.

Calle Compostela No.2, Habana Vieja, La Habana

Iglesia del Santo Ángel Custodio

The Santo Ángel Custodio Church was built in 1695, but wasn’t considered a church until 1788. It lies on one of the few and modest hills of the city, called Loma del Ángel. The original church was severely affected by the 1846 hurricane, its tower and the whole of the front and back of the nave were destroyed, so it was completely refurbished in the peculiar gothic style that can be seen today. Currently, the temple has two towers and an atrium where the church’s cemetery was formerly located. The entry doors are in the shape of pointed arches, and in its interior has three naves covered by barrel vault, as well as an ambulatory, the only church in Cuba to contain this feature. Félix Varela and José Martí were baptised in this church. It is also interesting to know that this temple is mentioned in Cecilia Valdés, a great 19th century Cuban novel by Cirilo Villaverde.

Paseo del Prado No.458, La Habana

Gran Teatro de La Habana

The Gran Teatro de La Habana Alicia Alonso (Great Theatre of Havana Alicia Alonso) is one of the architectural jewelry of Havana. It has an incredible neo-baroque façade with the signature of the Belgian architect Paul Belau. Located in a building known as the Galician Centre of Havana, it was inaugurated in 1915 and at the beginnings it was named Tacón Theatre. Not only in its façade there are evidences of its exquisiteness, but also its indoors halls show the luxury and elegance of the time. Its stages have shown the better artistic representations of all times, with outstanding personalities during its history (Sara Bernhardth, Enrico Caruso, Alicia Alonso) The theatre has been home to the Cuban National Ballet and, the main stage of the International Ballet Festival of Havana. Its facilities include theatres, a concert hall, conference rooms, and a video screening room, as well as an art gallery, a choral centre, and several rehearsal halls for danzarias groups and dance companies.

Refugio No. 1 e/ Zulueta y Monserrate, Habana

Museum of the Revolution

Situated in the former Presidential Palace (1920-1960), the Museum of the Revolution is a colorful building of a large dome and a mixture of styles. A detailed panorama of the struggle undertaken by the Cuban people in order to obtain its freedom is available in its 38 rooms. Its outdoor areas feature the Granma Memorial, where visitors can see, protected by an enormous glass case, the boat on which Fidel Castro and more than eighty combatants returned to Cuba from exile in Mexico to recommence the fight for the country's independence.

Carretera de La Cabana, Habana del Este

Tres Reyes del Morro Castle

Perhaps the most iconic of all Cuban fortresses. Its construction began in 1589 and was completed in 1630, playing a key role in the defence of Havana against raids by corsairs and pirates.  When the English attacked and captured Havana in the year 1762, the castle was damaged and later as soon as Spain took power again it was rebuilt and modernized. A lighthouse was added to the Morro in 1764. Standing 45 metres above sea level, it has become an unmistakeable symbol of Havana.

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