Me encantó! No duden en quedarse aquí. "¡Qué maravilla de…read morehotel! Me encantó lo bonito y cuidado que está todo, una mezcla de colonial y moderno a la misma vez, pero lo que más resalto es la atencion increible que recibimos por parte de Teresa y Freddy. Está en una zona súper céntrica, cerca de todo. Además, pasar tiempo en el jacuzzi del rooftop fue una experiencia espectacular, una joya para cerrar el día. Si buscas donde quedarte en Puerto Rico, este es el lugar. ¡100% recomendado!"

Everything was perfect with our visit to 325 Guesthouse. Delicious breakfast offerings, soft towels…read moreand sheets, very clean, extremely friendly service, helpful suggestions on places to eat, shop and visit, centrally located, air conditioning that keeps the room cool and the best part was the beauty of the place. It's very obvious the owners and staff care and are customer oriented. I would highly recommend staying at 325!

I picked Posada San Francisco because of location and lack of kids. There are no adults-only…read moreresorts on Puerto Rico, and I figured a hostel was my best bet. And it turned out to be a great idea. The location is perfect. On the outer edge of Old San Juan (OSJ) you are only minutes away from anything in the area but out of the huge tourist crush from the other end of town. When looking at a map of Old San Juan you will think it's bigger than it is. To walk from the Posada to El Morro on the opposite tip of OSJ might take 15-20 minutes at a leisurely pace. I booked the standard double bed private shared room. It cost me $58 per night because I had to pay for 2 people instead of just myself. The single supplement sucks, but it's still inexpensive. The room was clean, clean, clean. And the satellite TV and air conditioning worked. I had to share bathrooms but one was always available when I needed it and they were always relatively clean if not just clean. I appreciated that the other guests during my stay were not slobs. The women working the desk and the one man I saw regularly were always polite and friendly. No issues with service. I used the washer and dryer while I was there, but I got up early to do it so there was no wait. And they are both in good condition - either new or very well-kept. All in all, my four night stay cost me $252 which includes taxes and online processing fees. That amount would have gotten me one night at a resort or hotel. For the price and location, Posada San Francisco really can't be beat, and I would stay here again. Tip: Because I stayed on the 6th floor, I didn't interact much with the other guests. If you're on the 4th floor with the dorms, you'll meet more people. Tip 2: They rent bikes for cheap. Don't forget that. I did.

Perfect location for safe area of Old San Juan. It's right in front of a trolly stop (free around…read moreOSJ) and across from Plaza Colon. Lots of restaurants and tourist shops around to venture towards and located beside the fort. It's a great location, and with another gal pal - I felt safe walking the streets around the area even in the evenings. For $34/night including taxes and fees, it's totally worth the humble hostel environment. Great balcony views, huge kitchen on 5th floor, small fridge in room, flat screen tv and personal AC unit. Rooms open with key cards and on my floor (6th) there were three bathrooms to share on the hall. Bathrooms are not dorm style where multiple ppl are in them but single bathrooms where you close the door and lock behind you. One has a shower stall and the other an actual tub. I Never had to fight for the bathroom or wait. I saw a cleaning lady everyday and the bathrooms were clean but bring your own toiletries and even a hand towel to dry off. You do get a bath towel for each person in the room. Certainly not bad at all ...

The location of this Airbnb is truly unbeatable -- right in the heart of Old San Juan, just steps…read moreaway from amazing bars, restaurants, and coffee shops. It made exploring the area so easy and enjoyable. That said, the space itself could really use some love. The overall feel was more like a motel than a cozy vacation stay. The sheets looked worn and bland, the bathroom had a humid smell, and we even found a cobweb in one of the glass cups. The toilet paper holder was rusty, which added to the sense that the place hasn't been refreshed in a while. We stayed in unit 5. My suggestion to the host: you're in the middle of so much charm and beauty -- let the Airbnb reflect that. Even small updates like upgraded sheets, replacing old furniture, and a deep clean would make a big difference. It doesn't have to be expensive, just thoughtful. With some improvements, this spot could really shine!

EDIT: I forgot to add that in an attempt to see the view from the roof before checking out…read morecompletely, we found that our room key worked for every room inside the building. we couldn't find the door to the roof and accidentally entered two rooms. One that seemed empty but one was clearly occupied with shoes and clothing on the floor. I felt SO bad. Once we opened that door we just locked up and left. Not fun knowing someone's room key works for another. I almost gave this a two star, but my travel partner (mother) said three so I gave Casa Luna the benefit of the doubt. It started off so promising because I've had good experiences with hostels and this one even looked better than most. I received a message from one of the female hosts or two of them...and they provided me with a number to contact them. The second message was stating the room (room 11) is ready and they will send instructions soon. This was about 11AM and my flight was 1:45PM-4:45PM. We arrived in San Juan and had to get our rental car and find our way to Casa Luna. The streets were packed and lots of one ways. We finally found a parking garage not far and walked right up to Casa Luna. One of the good things is that it's findable on Google Maps. We happened to walk up to the main door right as a couple was and they used a key to get in. My mom wanted me to walk in after them but I didn't know if we should since I know they have separate rooms etc and I wasn't SURE what door that was although their sign was outside. The only instruction I saw was that after 6PM we'd have to use a lock box. The lock box on this door was open and empty and my mom was getting smug about how we should've gone in with the other people. I called the number provided twice before they called back three minutes later at 6:20PM. I identified myself and explained the situation. The woman tried to tell me that our door for room 11 would be up the hill and I should've Seen the picture of it in the instructions. I reiterated that I didn't receive any instructions and she scrambled to figure out what happened. She finally realized she took the key with her so she offered room 1 which was supposedly an upgrade after we said we didn't want a room with more stairs because my mom has a slight knee injury. She said this room is clean but the air wasn't turned on for us that's all. She was right. The room seems clean and the air quickly cooled us down. There's a mini kitchenette with a fridge and microwave. Some dishes for use and a dining table. The lighting is limited but they have lamps to brighten it up. Currently I'm writing this review from the bed next to the door which is off the street and has no weather stripping so air and sound leaks in and out. Sounds like there's a dozen people outside taking photos and possibly just hanging out right at the door. I'm about to push the rug up against the bottom of the door to try to muzzle the sound. The WiFi is awful. We can connect and then nothing loads. I turned off the WiFi to use my data to do this yelp review. The tv and "cable" are useless. The tv and all the programs (i.e. Netflix, Hulu, amazon video) are unusable because the tv can't connect to Internet. Seems like some other people had an issue with this too and I wonder if Casa Luna knows and doesn't care. Clean place with AC and a good location that's all I can say. The price could be dropped for lack of any real amenities though and the false advertising. Was a hassle to check in.

-----------NOT HOUSE OF ZEN----------…read more Place was called Caribbean rentals, Guesthouse. Not sure if they moved or not. Run by Robert Davis. We were not told of a deposit until after we had to check in. Were promised return of deposit permitting nothing was stolen, damaged, etc. We returned the keys and everything was left as it was found. The guy in charge said he would be there at noon on the day of check out to inspect and return deposit. After waiting for him for 45 minutes and after various attempts to contact him, we had to leave to catch our flight. He was unresponsive until 7pm. I asked him about the deposit several days in a row and he kept saying he would get it to me through moneygram as per my request, but never did. After three or four days of repeatedly asking for the return of deposit, he decided to say that he didn't owe us any deposit and that we owed him a balance of $35 from a $75 lockout fee, which we do not have to pay because he clearly said "don't worry, I am not going to charge you" because it was not even our fault. Wouldn't do anything when other guests were being disruptive (barging into our room) and were told "it happens". One of the other guests was telling us that the owner refused to show the guest ID. Other guests creeped out. Had no a/c but whatever, that was advertised. Overall unreliable. I guess you get what you pay for. A hostel probably would have been a better choice. Reported to the BBB and of course, no response. Just out for your money... Obviously.

The House of Zen is simply a remarkable business in beautiful Old San Juan. A historic, three…read morebedroom house with a wonderful rooftop with panoramic ocean views. The owner, Simon, has put great care into this business and I have visited multiple times over the year and stayed at this guest house, for both business and pleasure. If you are coming into San Juan for any reason, skip a hotel and reach out to Simon about renting the House of Zen. A++.

Landed in San Juan without any plans, just a few hostels and sights scribbled on a piece of paper…read morefrom a quick google search. While wandering around Old San Juan, we recognized the street name and decided it was time to secure our accommodations for the night. We entered and headed up to the second floor TV lounge where Tina greeted us and showed us a couple of rooms - she was doing a massive laundry load of sheets and saying she usually had help, but not today! The second and third floor each had 4-6 rooms, a full kitchen, 1 large & 1 small bathroom, and a balcony overlooking Calle Fontaleza. There are laundry facilities (I think these cost extra) and a small TV lounge, and there's almost ALWAYS someone who works for the hostel hanging out ready to help you if needed. The rates were reasonable - $40 for a double bed room with a window and fan, $50 for a double bed room with AC (which we took). They also had at least 1 room with 3 twin size beds - which was offered to us for $40, but I think they normally get more if 3 people stay in that room. Overall, super friendly, clean, felt safe, and we met some cool people as well.

The hotel is very simple and with great vibes. The perfect location to get around the city and…read morewalking distance to El Escombron beach, and local attractions. Good people are running the place and I highly recommend this place for your next stay.

Glad I was able to find this place on Yelp so that I can give a review…read more After spending 7 days on a cruise, my wife and I decided that we would stay in San Juan for a few days. Our cab driver recommended this place, so glad he did. We didn't want to pay a lot of money to be at a place where we'd only show up to sleep. When you walk in, there's a steep staircase to the main floor. No lights were turned on, as if the manager was saving energy. The check in was easy, we had called from the cab and asked for availability. Glad they had a room available. The shared bathroom and kitchen were decent, though a bit far from our room. We were hoping for a room with a window, but for reserving same day I guess we can't complain. They do have a balcony which lets you enjoy the sights and sounds of old San Juan. We sat out on the balcony looking over the old Spanish architecture, and enjoying the sounds of the bustling town. This place is ideal for those who wish to save some money and be able to explore the old San Juan without breaking the wallet or stressing out over driving. I'd probably stay here on my next trip to Puerto Rico (unless I stay with old friends on the island). FYI: we experienced this hostel in July 2013. It may have changed.

Booked this hostel through Hostelworld. The pics of the place on every website definitely showed…read morethe place looking in better condition than it was but it wasn't horrible at all. The gentleman on site only spoke Spanish but you didn't need to worry about that check in was easy and quick and the private room was accommodating. The location and price is perfect for a back packer or someone who needs to sleep at night and see the island during the day. In a very touristy spot so safety isn't an issue and it's mins away from a lot of restaurants and late night bars. Check out at noon allowed me to sleep in and leave my bags while I went for breakfast !!!! If I come back to San Juan I will definetly stay here again.

Look for another location. Horrible management. Incorrect info on website. No nearby parking, you…read moreneed to find "somewhere " to park in neighborhood. Hours are incorrect. We had the unpleasant experience to discover last call for food order 6:30pm. When I shared my displeasure with the manager she said the hours had changed. I pointed out that the QRCodes on ALL the tables went yo website that said 8pm. ...and the printed menus said 8pm and yhe only reason we found out that 6:30pm was latest to order food was we happened to be at the beach next to building to hear "last call" times. Everyone at hotel stated that website and printed menus were out of date....no obvious signs stated different hours. Manager very aloof, but sh did take the qrcodes off the tables...printed menus and website still wrong. We encountered another couple who ordered food at last call. They were very unhappy that food served was cold and did not have any condiments. Next issue there is only street parking...we had to park .75 miles away from motel. Concerns about safety of leaving car on street overnight.

This is a great place to stay if you are looking for a retreat in the city of San Juan. It was…read moreabsolutely beautiful to wake up to the waves crashing every day and having coffee on the beach each morning. The vibe: cool, trendy, laid back. The restaurant: gorgeous décor, mostly great food, delicious drinks right on the beach at your lounge chair! The staff: all very friendly - I especially loved Joanit and Aminda, who made me feel at home! The service: very good except when I asked for a bowl for my dog, they refused. They said they only have outside bowls for the beach that can't be used inside the hotel rooms? Also they didn't want to give me a bowl from the restaurant initially, but then a staff member helped me out later. The location: in the gated community of Ocean Park, adjacent to the trendy neighborhoods of Santurce and Condado. A quick Uber ride can bring you to Old San Juan and Ubers arrived within 5 minutes from my experience. The rooms: honestly, nothing special. The cleaning could have been a bit more thorough getting the nooks and crannies. I was glad to stay in an interior room, as I wanted quiet. If you stayed in a beach-facing room, you could hear the music from the restaurant below. I loved that the room came with free lounge chair rentals on the beach. I also loved that wifi instructions and free snacks and drinks were in the room upon arrival. I did not love that there wasn't a hair dryer in the room. The A/C was powerful and kept the room cool. One thing that was a bit surprising was that the power went off multiple times one night. The first time was at about 9pm and the room went pitch black, which was kind of scary. I was searching for my phone flashlight, but the power came back on about 30 seconds later. This happened again at 2am. The internet in the room was good for streaming initially, but after the power outage, the internet cut out about every 10 minutes. Overall, I had a great experience and I would definitely come back!

Our first rental from Airbnb fell through just a few weeks before our trip, it was San Sebastian…read morefestival so it wasn't easy to find good rates in old San Juan, Robert came through for us with a good spot. He and his crew were on top of things and easy to deal with. The place had a great view and easy to get to.

We had a few ups and downs at the Andalucia that I will go through for your consideration!…read more The good: -The owners were VERY friendly and helpful. They were always there to give us toilet paper when we ran out and answer our questions. We didn't get to see them much since we were out and about, but the few times we did they were delightful. -There was a delicious restaurant (Kasalta) and beach (Ocean Park Beach) within walking distance. -Though the area wasn't the best, the gates all locked and only the guest had a key to unlock the gates and enter the premesis. -The rooms and beds were comfortable and the air conditioning worked very well. -The hot tub was delightful, warm, and a great place to relax. The not so good: -The area was a little sketchy. People hanging out on street corners and playing loud music all night. -The air coniditioning was a bit TOO cold, even when we had the knob switched to "off". But I'm sure if you just ask them to help with making this more comfortable, they will. -There was limited parking and one time, we had to park a block down on the sketchy, dark street. The other nights though, we got there just in time to see another guest pulling out so we could take their spots. Overall, we liked this guest house a lot. The area does seem a little scary, but right down the street a few miles is San Cristobal and Old San Juan. It is also very close to its own little beach. If you stay here you must eat at Kasalta and get one of the delicious sandwiches and a sweet treat too!

Absolutely loved it. Roberto is amazing and the place is so well kept. So close to the beach and…read morehas chairs and towels for day use. I would sooo recommend staying here. Plenty of places to eat and it's a short walk to Kasalta which you will love. I highly recommend getting in here.