Best Boutique Hotels in Puerto Rico
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- View all PhotosHotel El ConventoSan Juan4.5-star Hotel Class4.5-star Hotel Class
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Housed in a 17th-century convent, this opulent San Juan, Puerto Rico, property impresses guests with its old-world allures (think: Andalusian tile floors, vintage antiques and mahogany beams). But that's not all Hotel El Convento has going for it: Guests also praise the modern comforts found in every room. Standard amenities include flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi access, work desks and Bose radios. However, some warn that the in-room internet access is spotty and that the water pressure in showers is weak. But the property's outstanding service and sublime location outweigh its drawbacks. Hotel El Convento resides in the middle of Old San Juan, offering easy access to historic attractions like Castillo de San Cristóbal and El Morro. Plus, vacationers have access to a plunge pool and a Jacuzzi, a restaurant that serves Puerto Rican cuisine, a 24-hour fitness center and a lounge with complimentary wines and hors d'oeuvres every afternoon. As a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World portfolio, Hotel El Convento participates in the brand's INVITED rewards program. - View all PhotosSan Juan Water Beach Club HotelCarolina4.0-star Hotel Class4.0-star Hotel Class
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With its wide array of beachfront amenities – from lounge chairs to a beach concierge – this luxury boutique hotel beckons to sun-seekers. But if you prefer to leave the sand behind, fishing, kayaking and boating expeditions can be arranged with the hotel concierge. Afterward, retreat to your stylish digs, which feature ocean-inspired decor and come outfitted with coffee makers with Puerto Rican Yaucono coffee, free Wi-Fi access and flat-screen TVs. Although recent guests described the rooms as compact, they said the overly accommodating hotel staff and the superb massages from the in-house masseuses make up for this slight drawback. The hotel's two on-site restaurants, MIST ROOFTOP Bar+Kitchen and ZEST PUERTO RICAN GRILL ROOM, also earned high praise for their fresh, locally sourced ingredients. However, if you're traveling with small children, this property is probably not the right choice for you and your clan; according to previous visitors, the San Juan Water Beach Club Hotel is better suited for adults given its vibrant nightlife scene. You'll find the property flanking Puerto Rico's Isla Verde Beach, about 7 miles southeast of Old San Juan. - View all PhotosHorned Dorset PrimaveraRincón4.0-star Hotel Class4.0-star Hotel Class
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This secluded property in Rincón features all the trappings of a luxurious resort, from its high-end facilities to its lofty duplex suites, complete with soaking tubs, walk-in jet showers, kitchenettes and private pools. Most visitors have only praise for the hotel's spectacular grounds. When you're ready to stretch your legs, the concierge staff can help you arrange surf lessons or paddleboarding excursions. After exploring the island, sit down for a meal at the Blue Room or retreat to the Restaurant Aaron, which offers al fresco dining. Just note: This resort is a trek from San Juan, so if you're looking to explore El Morro or Mosquito Bay, this location probably isn't right for you. Some recent guests also caution that the resort's seclusion can lead to boredom.
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