Hotel Milano is a modest, two-and-a-half-pearl property located in Old San Juan. The hotel’s 30 rooms could use an update, but they’re nonetheless clean and practical, furnished with mini-fridges and TVs. There are no on-site features aside from a picturesque rooftop restaurant, with the hotel geared toward budget-conscious travelers looking for a simple place to sleep after sightseeing. Located on one of Old San Juan’s main thoroughfares, the hotel is a five- to 10- minute walk away from some of the neighborhood’s best restaurants and bars, along with lots of shops and popular attractions. Travelers may want to compare rates and amenities with Hotel Plaza De Armas, another basic, well-located property.
Hotel Milano is a modest, two-and-a-half-pearl property located in Old San Juan. The hotel’s 30 rooms could use an update, but they’re nonetheless clean and practical, furnished with mini-fridges and TVs. There are no on-site features aside from a picturesque rooftop restaurant, with the hotel geared toward budget-conscious travelers looking for a simple place to sleep after sightseeing. Located on one of Old San Juan’s main thoroughfares, the hotel is a five- to 10- minute walk away from some of the neighborhood’s best restaurants and bars, along with lots of shops and popular attractions. Travelers may want to compare rates and amenities with Hotel Plaza De Armas, another basic, well-located property.
There is nothing quite like European-style El Convento in the medieval city of Old San Juan. It was a convent for 252 years, and today it's the neighborhood's principal upscale hotel, offering 58 elegant rooms and suites filled with Spanish antique treasures and modern amenities. Its history is present everywhere, from the exposed wood beams to the 350-year-old Nispero tree rising high above the romantic courtyard. A nightly wine and cheese reception takes place on the terrace, allowing guests (mostly couples) to mingle while overlooking views of San Juan Bay. The main restaurant offers al fresco fine dining in the courtyard; other features include the beautiful sun terrace and small outdoor pool. Service is a priority here, and it shows.
There is nothing quite like European-style El Convento in the medieval city of Old San Juan. It was a convent for 252 years, and today it's the neighborhood's principal upscale hotel, offering 58 elegant rooms and suites filled with Spanish antique treasures and modern amenities. Its history is present everywhere, from the exposed wood beams to the 350-year-old Nispero tree rising high above the romantic courtyard. A nightly wine and cheese reception takes place on the terrace, allowing guests (mostly couples) to mingle while overlooking views of San Juan Bay. The main restaurant offers al fresco fine dining in the courtyard; other features include the beautiful sun terrace and small outdoor pool. Service is a priority here, and it shows.