Best Spa Hotels in Puerto Rico

Luxury is the name of The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort's game. Occupying a former coconut plantation along Bahia's shoreline in northeastern Puerto Rico, this property boasts 100-foot palms and enviable beach access. Accommodations feature beamed ceilings, private terraces or balconies, minibars, butler service and Wi-Fi access (which is part of the daily resort fee). To get the lay of the land, travelers recommend venturing outside your gorgeous room or suite to check out the flowing fairways of the Robert Trent Jones Jr. Golf Course and the resort's expansive seaside pool. If you're looking for more action, a concierge can help you arrange hiking, biking and water expeditions. Or, you can unwind with a massage at the Reméde Spa. When hunger sets in, dine on bistro cuisine at the poolside Seagrapes Restaurant or fresh Caribbean fare at the Beach Club Restaurant. Guests caution that a stay here will cost a pretty penny, but thanks to St. Regis' Marriott connection, Marriott Bonvoy members can use points to cover the cost of their rooms.

Boasting stunning seaside views from its perch along a 17-acre peninsula, Caribe Hilton attracts travelers looking for dramatic scenery and an enviable location. When you're not kicking back in your accommodations (which sport neutral tones, 32-inch flat-screen TVs and Serenity beds), pamper yourself with a rejuvenating treatment at the Olas Spa. Then, venture to the inviting oceanfront pool complex or the private beachfront for some fun in the sun. When hunger sets in, head to the swim-up Atlantico Pool Bar & Grill to enjoy live music and refreshments, or to one of the resort's other dining venues, including a Morton's Steakhouse. Previous guests praise the Piña Colada Club for its rave-worthy tropical cocktails. Some recent guests noted that the property sits about 2 miles back from the action in Old San Juan. As part of the Hilton clan, this property allows those participating in the Hilton Honors program to cash in or redeem credits here. Note: The hotel was impacted by the 2017 hurricanes and is expected to reopen in spring 2019.

Overlooking Coco Beach from its seat along Puerto Rico's northeastern coast, Meliá Coco Beach prides itself on its versatile entertainment options, which range from yoga to salsa dance lessons to golf. If you're craving more activity, the resort's ServiceSM concierges can organize horseback riding, mountain biking and Bioluminescent Mosquito Bay expeditions (though some recent visitors said the staff can be slightly unattentive). After exploring your surroundings, unwind with a soothing massage at the YHI Spa or take an afternoon nap in your room or suite. All feature yellow, beige or blue walls, mahogany furnishings (not to mention sleek cable TVs and fully stocked minibars) and private balconies or terraces. Previous guests cited the room's modern conveniences and ample space as major perks. Meliá Coco Beach's pool (surrounded by plush Bali beds) and five on-site dining establishments are also noteworthy. Note: The hotel was impacted by the 2017 hurricanes and is expected to reopen in spring 2019.

This elegant Ritz-Carlton property sits on an eco-friendly reserve on Puerto Rico's northern shore and offers access to a mile of sandy shoreline and an 11-mile nature trail. While adults are teeing off on the three stunning 18-hole golf courses or indulging in a spa treatment amid the leafy canopy, kids can get acquainted with fellow resortgoers while participating in supervised Ambassadors of the Environment activities. Meanwhile, each of the resort's opulent guest rooms and suites boasts a balcony, a deep soaking tub and an outdoor shower. And the buck doesn't stop there. The waterfront COA restaurant offers locally inspired cuisine, including various dishes made in a custom wood-burning oven. Or, visitors can savor grilled meats and seafood at Encanto Beach Club Bar and Grill or fresh sushi, ceviche and tapas at Positivo Sand Bar. Overall, past guests praised the resort's cuisine and accommodations, although several warned that everything, from the dishes to the spa treatments to the room rates, is expensive. However, the property's daily resort fee covers perks like in-room Wi-Fi access and valet parking. Keep in mind that Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points by choosing to stay here.

Named after the Condado district in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Frederick William Vanderbilt (the hotel's original owner), the Preferred-affiliated Condado Vanderbilt Hotel has welcomed notable guests like Charles Lindberg, Bob Hope and former President Franklin D. Roosevelt since opening its doors in 1919. Featuring Spanish Revival-style architecture, the hotel combines modern amenities – such as multiple pools (including a beautiful infinity pool), a fitness center and a spa – with traditional touches like luggage porter service and tray ceilings in the lobby. Contemporary perks, including C.O. Bigelow toiletries, French press coffee makers, flat-screen smart TVs and 300-thread-count Rivolta Carmignani linens, are also available in the property's 319 accommodations. Plus, the property's daily resort fee covers extras like in-room Wi-Fi access and bottled water. For amenities like 24-hour butler service, a whirlpool tub and multiple balconies, guests can upgrade to a one-, two- or three-bedroom suite. Overall, travelers rave about the Condado Vanderbilt Hotel, citing its superb customer service, central location and picturesque ocean views as highlights. Visitors also praise the food served at Tacos & Tequila, Ola Oceanfront Bistro and 1919 Restaurant, although some caution that meals in all three eateries are pricey. To save some coin, members of the I Prefer Hotel Rewards program can apply reward certificates toward room costs.

Located in the trendy Isla Verde District of San Juan, Puerto Rico, El San Juan Hotel boasts enviable beach access and a refined resort atmosphere. Accented with eye-catching blue and gray decor and modern furnishings and amenities, such as free Wi-Fi access, minifridges and LCD televisions, this Curio Collection property's accommodations are difficult to beat. Although some recent visitors report minor issues like missing light bulbs and malfunctioning TVs, many praised the spacious layouts and comfortable beds. Plus, specialty suites offers luxe extras like Steinway pianos, private whirlpools and kitchenettes. Outside your room, you can lounge in a poolside cabana or laze along the 2-mile-long beachfront before retreating to the Well & Being Spa. And by night, you can grab dinner at one of the resort's four restaurants before dancing the night away at BRAVA nightclub. As part of the Hilton hotels group, Hilton Honors program members can use or accrue points by staying here.

Situated between the lush El Yunque National Rainforest and the Atlantic Ocean on Puerto Rico's northeastern coast, this seaside Wyndham resort lures active travelers with its versatile outdoor pursuits. You can play a round of tennis at the Peter Burwash International Courts before teeing off at two championship golf courses. Afterwards, take a dip in one of the property's three swimming pools or treat yourself to a soothing massage at the Mandara Spa. Then unwind in your spacious guest room, where you'll find ornate Italian tiles, natural wooden furnishings and a private balcony. All accommodations also come equipped with flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi access, Institut Karité Paris toiletries and coffee makers with Puerto Rican coffee. Recent guests loved the well-appointed rooms, as well as the food and service at the Wyndham Grand Rio Mar's five restaurants. However, a few past diners said the eateries' dishes are a bit pricey. To save some coin, Wyndham Rewards participants can pay for rooms with accrued points.

Overlooking Atlantic and Caribbean waters from its clifftop perch on Puerto Rico's northeastern coast, El Conquistador Resort offers guests a balance of adventure and relaxation. Sun-worshippers can sprawl across Palomino Island's private sands thanks to El Conquistador's alliance with sister hotel Las Casitas Village (though some recent guests consider the brief ferry ride to get there an inconvenience). Those who don't wish to stray too far from their well-appointed guest room – adorned with bright tropical accents, a balcony or patio, a work desk and a flat-screen TV – can lounge by the main pool. Meanwhile, active guests can tee off at the Arthur Hills Golf Course or break a sweat in the 24-hour fitness center. After working up an appetite, travelers can sit for a meal at the snack bar or inside the lobby's Ultra Lounge at Bar 21. Additional dining options and amenities, including a water park and a spa, are expected to reopen after undergoing renovations to repair damage caused by Hurricane Maria. While some of the on-site facilities are closed for refurbishment, the property is waiving its daily resort fee. Plus, this Waldorf Astoria outpost's affiliation with the Hilton brand means Hilton Honors participants can earn or redeem points by choosing to stay here.

Claiming 2 miles of coastline near Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport, InterContinental's San Juan property caters to both business and leisure travelers with its high-end amenities and ideal location. The hotel offers an ocean-facing fitness center, a swanky lobby bar and a free-form, lagoon-style pool. To unwind completely, pamper yourself with a lavish treatment at the full-service Akua Spa. Afterward, retreat to one of the resort's guest rooms. Although some past visitors said the decor could use a refresh, each accommodation comes outfitted with complimentary Wi-Fi access, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a whirlpool tub. When your stomach starts to rumble, grab a bite at one of three on-site restaurants, which serve everything from casual American fare to Asian-inspired dishes. As part of the IHG Hotels portfolio, this property participates in the IHG Rewards Club program.

Positioned in San Juan, Puerto Rico's Convention Center District, this Sheraton outpost greets working travelers with a fully equipped business center, spacious conference facilities and an easy commute to the Isla Grande Airport. Meanwhile, the property's full-service spa, infinity pool and casino provide a relaxing oasis for leisure travelers (although some recent visitors warned that sun-seekers will be disappointed with the hotel's distance away from the beach). When hunger strikes, head to Choices Urban Bistro for international fare, savor fresh sushi at The District Lounge & Sushi Bar, venture to Texas de Brazil for Brazilian-style steakhouse dishes, enjoy authentic Puerto Rican and Cuban cuisine at Metropol Restaurant or grab a light snack from The Bay Pool Bar & Grille. At the end of the day, you'll rest easy on one of Sheraton's signature beds as you enjoy in-suite entertainment on your 40-inch flat-screen TV. In-room Wi-Fi access is also free thanks to the property's daily resort fee. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn or use points here.

Encompassing 8 acres of Isla Verde along San Juan's northern coast, The Ritz-Carlton boasts 416 recently renovated rooms accented with 400-thread-count Frette linens, goose-down bedding and marble baths. But believe it or not, the upscale interiors are not what recent guests are raving about. Visitors say that The Ritz-Carlton's impeccable service is what made their stay memorable. But those looking for ultra-luxurious amenities will be happy to find an outdoor pool and Jacuzzi, two professional tennis courts, a full-service spa and an on-site casino at their disposal (along with easy access to El Morro and Puerto Rico's sugary sands). When dinnertime rolls around, placate your appetite with the tantalizing culinary specialties offered at the five on-site restaurants. Another bonus of staying here: Thanks to Ritz's Marriott ties, those participating in the Marriott Bonvoy program have the opportunity to earn free nights for choosing to stay here. Note: The hotel was impacted by the 2017 hurricanes and is expected to reopen in 2019.

Sitting cliffside along Puerto Rico's northeastern tip, Las Casitas Village provides guests with an intimate retreat. Each of the pastel-colored casitas features tropical decor and personalized 24-hour butler service. Recent guests suggest booking an ocean-view room on the north side of the resort, which not only boasts beautiful vistas, but also provides easy access to the resort's main pool complex (there are seven swimming pools total throughout the resort). When you need to stretch your legs, tee off at the resort's 18-hole Arthur Hills Golf Course or head to the resort's private island, Palomino, where heaps of pearly white sands abound. Then, indulge in a soothing treatment at the Waldorf Astoria Spa before sampling delectable international fare at one of the 23 dining establishments available at Las Casitas and its sister property, the El Conquistador Resort. If you're participating in the Hilton Honors rewards program, you can rest easy knowing that you'll accrue or redeem points by choosing to stay here. Note: The resort was impacted by the 2017 hurricanes and is expected to reopen in 2019.

Standing above Condado Beach's shimmering waters in San Juan, Puerto Rico, this Marriott outpost welcomes guests with prime shore access, a relaxed pool area and plenty of activities. The resort's 527 guest rooms and suites come equipped with minifridges, flat-screen TVs, private balconies and Wi-Fi access (which is one of several amenities that's part of the daily resort fee). Though many recent visitors were satisfied with their cozy digs, some encountered minor inconveniences like broken dresser drawers and no hot water. Despite these drawbacks, previous guests said that the overly accommodating staff and delicious (but pricey) cuisine at the property's three eateries made their stays particularly memorable. After you refuel, arrange a hiking, sailing, snorkeling or golfing expedition through the resort's concierge. Or, unwind with a massage at the Ocean Club Wellness Center. If you're a member of the Marriott Bonvoy program, you can use accrued points to cover the cost of your room.

The DoubleTree by Hilton San Juan is located in the Condado neighborhood of San Juan, Puerto Rico, less than 4 miles southeast of Old San Juan and Condado Beach. Leisure and business travelers alike enjoy this DoubleTree outpost thanks to its prime location and variety of amenities. The hotel features an outdoor pool and Jacuzzi, as well as fitness and business centers that are open 24 hours a day. The DoubleTree also offers two restaurants: Café Pierre serves international cuisine, while Silk dishes out a variety of Asian-inspired dishes, including some made on teppanyaki tables. The property's multiple meeting rooms and complimentary Wi-Fi access appeal to those visiting on business. In terms of lodging, accommodations are outfitted in warm neutral and chocolate tones and feature LG flat-screen TVs, microwaves, coffee makers and minifridges. Guests praise the clean and well-appointed rooms, although some cite the lack of a view and space as negatives. Since this property is part of the Hilton portfolio of hotels, Hilton Honors members can earn or use points during their stays.

With isolated sands, clear waters and pristine SWING tennis courts, the W Retreat & Spa on Vieques Island (located just 8 miles east of Puerto Rico) is tailor-made for outdoor enthusiasts. However, high-end indulgences are offered both in and outside this tranquil retreat. You can imbibe in a replenishing treatment at the AWAY Spa before escaping to the 350-thread-count Egyptian cotton linens, a signature W bed and a private balcony or patio in your guest room. When you're ready to eat, delight in light fare at WET or savor authentic Caribbean-inspired dishes as Sorcé. Though recent guests say getting to Vieques can be a trek, they agree that the W property – with its striking scenery and warm staff – is well worth the time spent in transit. As part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn or use points here. Note: The hotel was impacted by the 2017 hurricanes and is expected to reopen in 2019.