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Hotels in San Juan
49 Hotels
The Gallery Inn

The Gallery Inn tends to provoke polarized reactions from travelers: people either love it or hate it. The three-pearl bed-and-breakfast, located in Old San Juan, is housed in a 19th-century colonial mansion. Its name is apropos, as the inn's owners are artists and their works can be found throughout the property, and in its 22 guest rooms. All are ornately dressed, equipped with air-conditioning and quality mattresses, but they lack mini-fridges and TVs and some lack windows. Travelers should be prepared to deal with the quirks of staying in an old home, such as insufficient hot water or noise issues. Top features include an inviting plunge pool and a rooftop deck with ocean views. Those interested in unique accommodations might also consider Hotel El Convento, which occupies a former convent, though rates here can be higher.

The Condado Plaza Hilton

**This hotel was impacted by *Hurricane Maria* in September 2017 and is currently closed for repairs. The property is not accepting new reservations until June 30. **The Condado Plaza Hilton is a trendy, four-pearl hotel located on a peninsula that juts off San Juan’s Condado district. The hotel’s 572 guest rooms are sophisticated and modern, with elegant (if small) bathrooms and eye-catching artwork. Facilities, which are spread across both sides of the street, include four attractive pools, nine independently owned restaurants and bars, a practical fitness center, tons of meeting spaces, as well as access to an uncrowded beach. But travelers could always compare rates and amenities with La Concha Renaissance San Juan Resort, which has a more central location in Condado and a better beach.

Villa Herencia

This charming boutique hotel on a quiet side street in Old San Juan might make you feel like you've stepped back in time. Each of the eight rooms is furnished differently, but all share comfortable beds, high ceilings, antique furniture, ornate light fixtures, and direct access to a sunny courtyard. In the common areas, the old-world decor blends with quirky, eclectic modern accents, like zebra-print chairs and bright oil paintings. But while the location in Old San Juan helps make this a romantic spot, the hotel lacks a pool and a full-service staff, and it's a 10-minute drive to the beach.

Courtyard San Juan Miramar

The 135-room Courtyard's Miramar location is convenient for those making a brief stay: It's only a short drive from the airport and the cruise terminal. In many regards, it's just your typical chain hotel -- and a slightly more run-down one at that. Rooms and restaurants show some wear and tear, and the elevator is often out of commission, meaning guests either have to lug their baggage up the stairs or take the service elevator. Families may enjoy the pool, but those looking to be close to the beach may consider staying in Condado or Isla Verde.

Cervantes

**This hotel was impacted by Hurricane Maria in September 2017. We will update our review as soon as we have more information. **The intimate 12-room Cervantes is a contemporary upper-middle-range boutique set along one of Old San Juan's most popular boulevards, walking distance to many cafes, restaurants, and historic sights. Rooms are designed for comfort with plush Egyptian cotton bedding, marble bathrooms, and thick terrycloth robes. Most rooms have double doors that open to balconies trimmed with decorative iron railings and up-close views of the surrounding city. There is a modern, bright restaurant where a free continental breakfast is served. While being in the heart of Old San Juan has its perks, it also comes with constant noise. Those seeking a quieter, yet just as historic setting, may want to head up the hill to La Terraza or El Convento or down toward the bay to the Sheraton Old San Juan, a branded hotel with more amenities. Wi-Fi is free in the lobby.

Numero Uno Beach House
1 Calle Santa Ana Ocean Park

On a quiet road overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in Ocean Park, the 9-room Numero Uno Beach House has a laid-back, simple charm. This three-pearl hotel has a restaurant serving Caribbean-fusion breakfast and lunch either in the charming dining room or overlooking the beach. With a beachfront location, and walkable proximity to Ocean Park's shops and restaurants, Numero Uno Beach House is an ideal pick for families and couples. For those looking for more historic charm, CasaBlanca Hotel in Old San Juan has more character, is closer to tourist attractions, and has a lower price tag. 

Le Consulat Hotel at Condado San Juan
1149 Ave Magdalena Condado

Le Consulat is a two-and-a-half-pearl hotel located in San Juan’s stylish Condado district. The hotel offers access to the neighborhood’s buzzing nightlife scene, as well as Condado Beach, which is less than a five-minute walk away. The hotel’s 20 guest rooms are simple and unassuming; they offer coffee- and tea-making facilities as well as flat-screen TVs. Its city view terrace is charming, and the freshly cooked breakfast is above average. One major downside is the tiny pool. It’s worth comparing rates with the nearby Holiday Inn Express San Juan Condado, which has a bigger pool and a similar location.

Doubletree by Hilton San Juan

The Doubletree is an upper-middle-range Condado property packing plenty of features including a lovely garden pool, two top-notch restaurants, a Starbucks, and a state-of-the-art spa. Its 184 rooms are quiet, clean, comfortable, smartly decorated, and well-equipped with coffeemakers, microwaves, and mini-fridges -- many have lush garden views; and Murphy bed categories are a clever alternative to rollaway beds. Free warm cookies are a cozy check-in touch, and a free golf buggy shuttle takes guest to the nearby Beach Club. While the urban setting isn’t exactly picturesque, it is super convenient with a 24-hour supermarket over the road, great restaurants around the corner, and a short drive to everything else. Both business and leisure travelers find it a helpful central San Juan base; but those seeking a beachfront name-brand hotel could try the Courtyard by Marriott Isla Verde Beach Resort. 

Olive Boutique Hotel

The upscale, 15-room Olive Boutique Hotel is an inviting Condado hotel with a rustic-chic ambience and a vibe that feels laid-back and high-end at the same time. Rooms are modern and stylish, and include thoughtful details like daily fresh cookies and premium toiletries. Outdoor terraces in all rooms are a major bonus -- they have vibrant Spanish tiling and luxe modern furniture, and some feature Condado Lagoon views. A beach is just two blocks away, and the hotel has a swish rooftop bar and lounge with a plunge pool, plus excellent on-site dining at Sage Steak Loft. This is a great choice for romantics, but guests looking for an Old San Juan boutique stay should consider Hotel El Convento, a gorgeous converted convent. 

El Canario by the Lagoon

El Canario by the Lagoon is a modest two-and-a-half-pearl hotel located in San Juan’s fashionable Condado district. It's less than a 10-minute walk from scenic Condado Beach, and there are plenty of dining and entertainment options in the area geared toward all budgets. The hotel’s 44 rooms are inviting, if relatively generic, featuring mini-fridges and flat-screen TVs. On-site amenities are limited, but the hotel does offer a basic light breakfast and free Wi-Fi. Guests would do well to compare rates with the nearby Holiday Inn Express San Juan Condado, which has additional on-site features including a pool and a fitness center.