Well I think its all been said before so here is a brief summary from me:

Staff are friendly and helpful. Rooms are clean and well equiped. Location is central.

Facilities are fantastic. The rooftop pool is an oasis in a city like Havana. Views are amazing.

Breakfasts are delicious and full of variety.

Only gripe would be with the not-so-helpful tourist agency they have in their lobby area, but i suspect this is not down to the hotel but the chain that lease the space.

Will definitely use this hotel again on my next visit to Havana.

I stayed at this hotel January 15 - 16 - 17, 2006. Got a good deal from venere I would give
this hotel a 4 star and that's about as high as you will get in all of Cuba. Good location Old
Havana, food excellent, the breakfast was great buffet style ( I did not see one fly ) as well as all
the normal breakfast food one would expect in a 4 star hotel they also had items such as Atlantic
smoke salmon, thinly sliced aged Prosciutto Ham and the fresh baked rolls daily, best I’ve had
anywhere, I am impressed. The staff very friendly. - One big problem and a warning for all
travelers. The day before leaving I returned to my room to find that my room safety deposit box (
which is a key code entry ) had been opened and two $50 bills removed. My passport and the
rest of my cash was OK just 2 large bills missing.. When I returned to my room the clue to
check my cash was the fact that my cloths had been removed from the top of my safety deposit
box and the cover plate from the hotel’s mechanical pass key was removed. Made me wonder if
this was a “one off” or does it happen on a regular basis. My hotel door was a electronic card
entry and the hotel security was able to tell who had entered the room and what time, however,
on check out I had a good look at the door and found it too had a hotel mechanical pass key
entry. I spoke to the hotel management and they were very concerned, but they could not
compensate me for my missing cash. I wonder does this happen in other hotels as well, I would
be interested to know if other guests had similar experiences.

We had a great time at this hotel. We stayed here two nights then went to Melia Cayo Coco for 9 nights and back here for a further two nights.

The pool area was great. I loved that it was on the roof. The views from up there are amazing.

The facilities are all nice and clean.

Rooms are great. We upgraded the scond time to a junior suite and it was huge!! The bed was huge!!

I realy liked this hotel and I felt posh staying here.

Food was nice. We were tired both times we stayed so we ended up getting room service a few times and this was very nice too.

The location of the hotel is excellent.

We went to Tropicana and had a fantastic evening. Very glitzy and glam!!

We also went on a horse and carriage ride around Havana and Old Havana. Whilst out try the cocktail Guarapa (i think) it knocks you out!!!

Stayed here for a week in early January. The hotel is a safe choice and is not too large as opposed to some of the Melia hotels.
it is superbly well placed and as everywhere in cuba the staff were friendly and helpful, although regular tipping of a peso does improve service even further.
The rooms are comfortable and in reality it is a good 4 star but not 5 star hotel.
as with everywhere in cuba it is not worthwhile chasing the gourmet food, it does not exist. we tried the silver service restaurant but in reality the bar snacks are just as good and much cheaper. Dont bother with the better restaurants in havana, they try hard but some-how mess up every time.
the pool in the roof is very good but fills up after lunch. As I see that the general manager monitors this site i would just ask him to replace the loungers which are seriously past sell-by date.
The range of choices in havana is limited, although one or two of the newer boutique hotels in old havana looked interesting and on balance i would say that the parque is a good choice if you wish to be comfortable and central if a bit antiseptic in its design