Location
The Grand Hotel Punta del Este is located on the beach overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by more than 20 kilometers of beaches and convenient to attractions like Puerto de Punta del Este, Museo Ralli and vibrant shopping, nightlife of the city’s bustling main thoroughfare, Avenida Gorlero.
Recognized as one of the most important resort destinations in Latin America, Punta del Este is located an hour and a half from Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay. Among its famous beaches are Playa Mansa and Brava and the islands of Gorriti and Island of Sealions.
The diversity of landscapes and natural attractions makes Punta del Este an ideal destination for sports such as surfing, windsurfing, sailing, yachting and fishing.
Our beachfront property is in Punta del Este and features well-appointed accommodations and resort style amenities. Book a stay Grand Hotel Punta del Este!
Part of “The Paseo of Las Americas”, Los Dedos is a sculpture result of an international competition held in 1986. It is a typical place in Punta del Este for taking photos.
Completed on November 17, 1860, by Thomas Libarena to guide the navigation of the Atlantic Ocean and the Río de la Plata, this lighthouse is 45 metres tall with crystal prisms and lighting systems imported from France.
The Pablo Atchugarry Foundation offers the ideal union between nature and art,
a destination where the singing of birds accompanies visitors as they stroll along
lakes and rolling countryside featuring sculptures and other art forms.
The museum is located in the Beverly Hills residential neighborhood, surrounded by a beautiful natural environment.
On 1896, Antonio Lussich bought 4,448 acres of land in the Sierra de la Ballena and planted trees and plants from all regions of the world.
The main avenue of the peninsula offers an interesting and varied shopping experience complemented by exchange houses, casinos, cinemas, art galleries, cafes and pubs.
Casapueblo was the former summer residence of the Uruguayan artist Carlos Paez Vilaro and now a citadel sculpture that includes a museum, art gallery and a hotel called Hotel Casapueblo.
Discovered on February 2, 1516, by Juan Díaz de Solis, the port accommodates medium depth tourism, sport and fishing boats.
Los Dedos
Part of “The Paseo of Las Americas”, Los Dedos is a sculpture result of an international competition held in 1986. It is a typical place in Punta del Este for taking photos.
Faro De Punta Del Este
Completed on November 17, 1860, by Thomas Libarena to guide the navigation of the Atlantic Ocean and the Río de la Plata, this lighthouse is 45 metres tall with crystal prisms and lighting systems imported from France.
Fundación Pablo Atchugarry
The Pablo Atchugarry Foundation offers the ideal union between nature and art,
a destination where the singing of birds accompanies visitors as they stroll along
lakes and rolling countryside featuring sculptures and other art forms.
Museo Ralli
The museum is located in the Beverly Hills residential neighborhood, surrounded by a beautiful natural environment.
Arboretum Lussich
On 1896, Antonio Lussich bought 4,448 acres of land in the Sierra de la Ballena and planted trees and plants from all regions of the world.
Avenida Gorlero
The main avenue of the peninsula offers an interesting and varied shopping experience complemented by exchange houses, casinos, cinemas, art galleries, cafes and pubs.
Casapueblo
Casapueblo was the former summer residence of the Uruguayan artist Carlos Paez Vilaro and now a citadel sculpture that includes a museum, art gallery and a hotel called Hotel Casapueblo.
Puerto De Punta Del Este
Discovered on February 2, 1516, by Juan Díaz de Solis, the port accommodates medium depth tourism, sport and fishing boats.
