A modern, waterfront property overlooking the malecón that is a refreshing change from some of the crumbling central hotels. Some (not all) rooms have been brought up to the 21st century so check beforehand. You can't beat the location, right in the middle of the action. There's also a restaurant.
Hotel de Parque
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