If you're looking for a place to stay while exploring the city and the island and don't plan on…read morespending much down time at the hotel, this place is pretty great. The hotel is very clean and well attended and the hotel staff were all very courteous and professional. Free offsite parking was key because street parking in the surrounding area is a nightmare. The location is great, very close to the Plaza as well as a great selection of restaurants, coffee shops and bars.

The pros include that it's very clean and well maintained. I enjoy that it's in the city center…read moreand the building is somewhat historic as the priests used to be housed there. The front desk employees are courteous and friendly. The location is convenient as there are several restaurants walking distance and there's a Ricomini Bakery right across the street and the plaza Colón and cathedral are beautiful and well kept and basically you can see them out your window depending on where your room is as it's on the street right behind the hotel. The helados (ice cream) chinos are really close by too. You can't leave Mayaguez without having some. They have a coffee machine in the hotel lobby that is available all the time that honestly makes the best cafe con leche. It was so tempting to go over my daily caffeine allotment. Truly surprised at how delicious that dang cafe con leche was. Parking is safe and included. I think they need to improve the housekeeping as one day they cleaned the bathroom but inexplicably didn't make my bed. Also there were no blankets at all in the room just a thin sheet on the bed. I suspect this is a way of fighting the high electric rates of LUMA. If you don't have a nice warm blanket you'll be more likely to be conservative in how you use the air conditioner. The breakfast while provided could be improved. They should add yogurt to the offerings. And include fruit of some sort. They only had eggs one morning out of 3. It was pancakes or French toast and bacon or ham most days. Not bad but fruit and yogurt for those trying to eat healthy would be appreciated. If I could add on an additional half a star I would.

Large room, lacking in some areas…read more This review is for the triple bed suite we booked for our party of 5 on February 10, 2016. The suite is located behind the dining area which makes me believe that our used to be a storage area, but after seeing photos in the dining room, we realized that it used to be a church! With that being said the room itself was extremely spacious. The beds are meh, the bathrooms immaculately cleaned. For the cons: the soap dispenser in the toilet room (shower and toilet separated) didn't work, the room itself was rather stuffy and the floors are in desperate need of updating. Continental breakfast consists of cereal and toast, so I would recommend the bakery two blocks for morning grub.

I had to leave my reservation early , I left the do not disturb sign on the door , when I returned…read moreto my room I noticed the garbage was taken out new towels were left yet the bed was not done ? I went to get clothes in my suitcase I found the cleaning ladies acrylic nail in my suitcase , she complimented my nails earlier that day hence why I know it was hers I then packed up my stuff and left it in my rental few items and cash was missing no report was filed with the hotel as promised when I reported it and with evidence of the nail the hotel was not helpful yet defensive !

Nice room. Great casino. Rest. is pricey but as expected. Nice pool and great facilities…read more Bed was comfortable and rooms look updated. Definitely has a wonderful stay.

Some will say it's not important but when you're traveling for business that time is critical…read morestaying in a hotel where breakfast it's only included with extra charges it's madness also It's not clear since you're not told this when you check in. For all the holidays in I've stay as a member this is a first. I'll reconsider other other options when I'm in Mayaguez again...

I like this hotel because of it's location, architecture, and staff…read more I spent a week here. It's deep in the heart of Mayaquez. It is surrounded by medical facilities, a Cathedral, and a plaza. This wasn't a hotel surrounded by tourists. I felt like I was the only person touring the area. The town was beautiful and clean, especially around the hotel, and plaza. A wonderful bakery is just around the block. It is open until midnight. I spent every evening sampling a fresh baked good. Amazing flan of all kinds. The rooms do smell of mildew. The sheets are often damp from the humidity. It's hot and humid, and the wood from the cabinets are very strong smelling. Although the rooms are clean. One large downside to the hotel are the bells of the Cathedral which ring a great deal. Although, after a week or so, I got used to them. The building itself is well designed. Lots of balconies, pool, food areas, and views. The ceilings in my room were 25 feet high. The main lobby is very modern and clean. The Tapas restaurant was clean, and enjoyable. The staff were very nice, and fun to chat with.

Extremely noisy hotel. You just can't stay here when there's a festival in the public plaza across…read morethe street. Music won't stop up until 4am. Do some research before booking. Also, check-in process didn't ran that smoothly.

Stayed here for a night mostly to use the pool area. The rooms were very old and run down. The…read morecleanliness of the sheets were questionable. The only perk of the place is the pool and lazy river. Unfortunately the tubes are too small for adults to comfortably sit in. The pools were clean and weren't crowded. Also be aware of some bees or wasps in the pool area since I got stung in the pool. I would not recommend tourists to stay here for multiple nights.

The place is not worth the price. Minimum maintenance. Old 1950s furniture and bathroom faucets. No…read morehot water is coming from the sink faucet. Old and dirty rugs on hallways. Big disappointment.

Rincon Beach resort was the perfect stay during our PR trip. They have an amazing restaurant in the…read moreresort called Brasas restaurant. The food is delicious. The pool has the view of the ocean. This resort is located right next to ocean. There is a fence but you can open it and have access to walking on the beach. It is the perfect resort and location. The beach access was exactly what we were looking for. We got to see the sunset and it was spectacular. Kind service. Clean rooms. No issues!

What a terrible hotel with the best "look"…read more Visually, this is what paradise should look like. It's is paradise. If only it was functionally the way it looks it would be worth the price $$$ The room was like sauna. No amount of time at 69F or above would dry the floor or furniture. Paper sheets and kleenex felt damp. The shower window and vent were broken. I reported it two days in a row and nothing was done to fix it WiFi is spotty at best. The attendants take breaks without a relief person providing coverage. I waited at the counter for 30 minutes just to register. Appetizers at the bar are terrible with only a few options. Service here was good, however.

I LOVE staying at the lemon Tree Oceanfront Cottages! Clean, friendly, & on the ocean! Relaxing…read moretown to see the local sights and to walk on beaches for hours picking up sea glass and special shells, stones, and other treasures the ocean holds. Bella Jean, Frances, and Todd who run this pristine spot of heaven are some of the most friendly and kindest hosts I've had the pleasure to meet! I already have made my plans to stay again in 2014!

Spent 2 nights here recently and loved it! Great location and superb value.read more

This was a great spot with an amazing view! It's on the sea wall and there is no way to touch the…read morewater but the view is so spectacular. When u go remember to throw away the toilet paper or any tampons. The plumbing is shotty but they do advise. This was an amazing vacation with an amazing view. And it is close to the surfer beaches and has a lot of food around. There's a bakery nearby that makes the best guava cakes and cafe con leche. If i could move here i would in a heart beat. It's a perfect spot for a getaway. You do need a rental car and the driving in PR is INSANE but totally worth every second. I can't wait to come back! Thanks lemon tree for making my first visit to PR the best And most amazing!!!

What a beautiful room we had at the LemonTree! It was so airy, and spacious, and comfortable. I…read moreloved the balcony too, with its fabulous view of the ocean, but my favorite part was the lounge chair with foot rest next to the bookshelf.... I loved sitting there with my coffee and reading my book. Our suite was the "Banana", which had a fairly large Jacuzzi. I didn't think I would be interested in soaking in warm water (hello, Caribbean!), but after a morning of diving and some time spent in the cold pouring rain, it sounded perfect, and it was extremely relaxing. It was a great preparation for my afternoon nap. We booked the LemonTree over the internet - the website was very web 2.0, showing real time booking status of each room. The online booking was itself painless. When we arrived in the afternoon of our first day in Rincon, we found an envelope with our name on the office door, greeting us and giving us directions to our room. We may not have ever seen our hosts at all if Martin hadn't gone to the public area to use the grill one night. The couple who run the place were both quite friendly. Speaking of dinner, we cooked all our meals in our room. The kitchenette was pretty tiny, and one of our burners didn't work at first (Martin reconnected it pretty quickly). But we managed to make some decent meals. Rincon has at least one decent-sized supermercado about fifteen minutes from the LemonTree, where we stocked up on groceries. There are multiple beach toys provided, including noodles, boogie boards, and floats for the kids. There really isn't much beach, though - it appears to have probably washed partially away over time. So there isn't a lot of room to lounge on the sand, but the water is easily accessed. I would love to come back to the LemonTree. Next time we'll probably trade the Jacuzzi for the suite with the larger kitchen. But either way I know I will be happy.

Went their on a Sunday after a pleasant day at the beach we were the only guest their. The service…read morewas average and the appetizers were luke warm. For our main course I had the Red Snapper in the red sauce and my wife had the stuff Red Snapper. Both dishes were over salted to the extreme. We were told that the cook had left for the evening and were offered a desert for our inconvenience. I will skip this spot next time.

Not for weekends (and maybe even week days) since they rent their large function room and music…read moreblasts out until midnight or even 3:00 a.m. And all the parking spaces get full if there's a function on. They told us we wouldn't hear the noise with the AC on. Not so. We had to pack up and leave at 10:00 p.m.