Home away from home..everything you need. Loved it. The rental is beautiful and made me want to…read moreretire here

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This was my first time at this Wyndham in Palmas. The hotel is located approximately 1.5 hours from…read moreSan Juan Airport. So renting a car is recommended. Palmas is a gorgeous area and the surrounding area is beautiful! It was amazingly clean and safe. You are locked behind security gates that are monitored 24/7. I can't say enough how well kept the place is. There seemed to be more landscapers than clients. The hotel itself is spectacular! Check in was easy and fast. Every one speaks English so you don't have to worry. Parking is next door to the hotel and again very safe. Our room was extremely well kept each day. There is a safe, coffee machine and small fridge. The bed is one of the best I've experienced. It's like you're sleeping in a marshmallow. We sat at the cafe for drinks and lunch one day. Not going to lie the prices are on the higher side but remember this is what you pay for. We had dinner at the restaurant on site called Travo. I had the octopus, she had the grouper. We ordered a bottle of Processo. The food passed all our expectations. This restaurant was an easy 5 star. Service and friendliness went with it. I did not mind dropping some coin on it. The hotel has 2 pools. One with a swim up bar plus a pizza oven. I'm deaf but My girlfriend says they play music the whole time. The other pool was very isolated. A great place to find your peace. We had such an amazing time together here. We even got off the property a few times for dinner. We rented a golf cart. That's $85 dollars for 24 hours. We had a blast discovering all the turtles and looking at all the houses. We are already talking about coming back. Highly recommend coming for an amazing get away.

So this place is beautiful in all the ways you want it to be. Pool, rooms, facility just the entire…read moreproperty. The one thing that can kill a review for me is the staff or having a problem with what I pay for. Had problems with my food and how it took forever. Watched people come up to pool side bar ,order food and then get theres before me. Then it comes out and was cold. Was told one burger would be taken off then was argued with when it wasnt. It was eventually taken off but after the headache was acquired. Maybe it wasnt someone's day but come on. Im on vacation, help me out and just chill

Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve feels like stepping into a real-life nature sanctuary with…read moreluxury layered on top. My one-week stay here has been genuinely magical. The first night I heard what I assumed was a curated "rainforest soundtrack" through speakers. It's not. Those are actual local frogs, and that small detail somehow sets the tone for the whole experience: it feels real, private, and almost unreal at the same time. The room is massive and thoughtfully designed. The outdoor shower is a standout, and the big tub makes it feel like you have your own spa built in. I didn't have a private pool since I'm on the second floor, but the view is so beautiful I stopped caring pretty quickly. What impressed me most was how effortless everything felt. Having an Embajador team plus a driver/golf cart makes the resort feel easy to navigate, and they're quick to respond when you need anything. The pool is stunning and spacious, and the overall vibe is quiet, calm, and never chaotic. The only thing I wouldn't hype is room service. It was underwhelming for the price, especially the lobster. If you're deciding where to eat, go to Positivo near the concierge instead, it was noticeably better. Even when the weather turned intense, it didn't take away from the stay. If anything, it made the resort feel even more cozy and cinematic. Add in the humidity controls in the room (so underrated), and it's one of those places you leave already planning how to come back.

This place is absolutely wonderful. The restaurant is beautiful, creating the perfect atmosphere…read morefor a memorable meal. The food was outstanding--every dish was delicious and beautifully prepared. We enjoyed every part of the experience and would eat here again any chance we get. Highly recommended!

We stayed here for three nights and this place was pretty comfortable. The people at the front…read moredesk were really nice about giving water bottles, advice, and maps for us to use on our trip. Weekend stays include a really loud entertaining band on Friday and Saturday nights which was really fun unless you wanted to sleep before 2 A.M. This hotel is the only hotel in Palmas del Mar with a casino (it's a bit small but I suppose it serves its purpose). Getting around to the beach and everywhere else was really simple. Golfcarts and paths let you go where you want. The pool is nice in the back as well, though I really enjoy going into pools deeper than 4 feet. OH, a warning: be careful when putting in the address for the hotel in a GPS system...be sure to call the hotel to lead you off the main highways and ask the security people in the front how to get to the hotel. We almost ended up in some really random community high in a mountain with narrow roads. Very random indeed.

This place is pretty bad. It's absolutely beautiful outside, being located in the fantastically…read morelandscaped Palmas Del Mar community. It's a golfer's fantasy. But once you look past the pretty scenery, you'll find that this hotel is lacking in many areas. First, the guest rooms. Boy are these run down. My room had no fridge and the deadbolt on the patio door was busted, so I had to use a ghetto pin thing to keep it from being opened from the outside. The ceiling in the bathroom needed paint badly, and there was often not enough hot water in the shower. Their housekeeping staff was pretty forgetful too. On one day they forgot to give me any face cloths. On another day they forgot to give me any hand towels. Checklist, anyone? The worst part about the room is that there was virtually no sound isolation from the hallway, meaning you could hear every hallway conversation and all the music from the main lobby. Lots of noise continuing past midnight every night. It shouldn't take 45 minutes to microwave an $18 steak. That's what I have to say about the hotel's only sit-down restaurant, Sebastian's, which is pretty bad. I went on a quiet Monday night when the restaurant was only at half capacity, but they were running extremely slow anyways. The guys next to us had to wait half an hour for their appetizers. I had to wait 45 minutes for my "medium" steak which was very well done, chewy, and had no juices on top... which to me means it was microwaved or otherwise reheated. The wait staff, although not rude, was pretty much uninterested in the guests and took forever to do anything like fill water or run your credit card. Then there's the hotel's "bar", which is supposed to be a wine boutique. All of the tables outside the bar had a flier advertising a 5-7pm happy hour, with no additional details. So I went in and asked the bartender about it, and he asserted that there was no 5-7pm happy hour. So I picked up a flier off the table and handed to him, and he went and asked a manager about it. The manager told him it was "$2.50 for beers, $4 for rum drinks". What, no wine specials in a wine boutique? Anyways, I went back the next evening to take part in the happy hour. When I got the check, they had charged me $3.50 a beer, $6 for my Captain (rum) and coke, and $4.50 for my Bacardi (rum) and ginger ale. When I called BS, the bartender (same guy) asserted that he'd previously said $3.50 a beer and $4 for HOUSE rum drinks, which included DonQ rum only. Seriously, screw you guys. The property outside of the rooms is pretty nice, with a decent pool, jacuzzi, and a one minute walk across the golf course grass to get to the beautiful looking beach. However, the beach has a terrible seaweed problem. On all but one of our trips to the beach (we were at the beach a lot), there was a ridiculous amount of seaweed floating in the water that all got caught in your hair and stuff. Maybe in the winter the ocean is better, but damn. As for the pool, it's pretty sweet. Gets as warm as bath water, but not much you can do about that. My only gripe is that their list of pool rules posted in both English and Spanish says no glass allowed, but nothing about coolers full of cans. Yet this security guard lady kept going around telling people they couldn't have coolers in the pool area. So we'd just move our cooler 15 feet away into the grass and that was fine. But WTF? The front desk staff at the hotel were fantastic, but the rest of the employees in the hotel (like at the restaurants and such) just didn't seem to care much about their jobs. One example was when I asked the front desk lady for pool towels. She told me she was out but that someone just needed to run to housekeeping to grab a new batch that was ready. She couldn't abandon the desk so she asked one of the random housekeeping guys to go get the towels. He chatted with his buddies in the main lobby for a little bit, went behind the main desk, came out a little bit later, chatted with his buddies some more, and then disappeared. 10 minutes later I gave up waiting and went to the beach with my room's shower towels. Also beware that the hotel charges $12 a day for self parking. This place isn't all bad. They give you one free bottle of water per day in the rooms, have a free internet terminal down in the lobby (which is NOT deep frozen or the like, so beware of keyloggers!), and the Casino has a decent number of slots (only 3 tables though). But for the money, unless you're an avid golfer, I would strongly recommend going elsewhere.

we came to the St. Regis after staying at the Wyndam in palmas del mar and…read more irs been absolutely wonderful here. The people here are so accommodating; they have 3 restaurants on the property and they are all equally good. from formal to casual you can't go wrong eating at any of them. i'm a marriott member and had some points that i used for one night and im happy i took advantage of it. unfortunately they are converting the property to a 4 seasons and it will be far more expensive to stay here. The st. regis operates like a luxury hotel should. i would give it 10 stars if i could. i used the spa facilities and the massages we got were first notch. and jesselyn was a great nature guide that took us around the property. we are sad to be leaving.

For all that this St Regis offers, the website does a terrible job of showcasing it. So here goes!…read more For kids There is an animal shelter with dogs and cats and specialist who will educate you about the animals. There is a small farm with goats to feed. My young kids were delighted with this. There is a boathouse area with free kayaking, standup paddle boarding and inflatable playground. This boathouse also offers more high-tech water sports equipment for rent. For families There are adult bikes and children's bikes on the resort that are complementary. There are golf carts that take you from one area to another as everything is pretty spread out. For example, from the main gate to the hotel is a little less than a mile. Only two free breakfast are included with Marriott status. So if you are traveling with kids, you have to pay $22 plus tip for their breakfast every morning. They have a few sand toys to share out on the beach. The large pool area does have Shallow parts for children. For adults The beach here is gorgeous though setback many yards from the hotel. The pool does not have an adult only area that I know of. There is a nice but small hot tub. You have access to all of the spa amenities every day as a guest here. There is a small gym next to the spa and a larger gym called the wellness center which is about Half a mile from the main area. Food issues The main issue here as many other of viewers have stated is the lack of decent food selection. Sea grapes is decent but only open until 5 PM. Paro gets terrible reviews and is excessively overpriced Mediterranean food. However, an Uber from the hotel to Rio Grande is not expensive around $10 and they are good restaurants, but you must do your own research. I recommend Los kioskos de luquillo Which have many food options and it is basically a beach party scene better for adult adults than kids. Service and butler service overall were spotty. We were given incorrect information multiple times. Don't forget to take a ton of cash to tip-wish they would include this in the final bill. Loved the ocean view, comfy beds, and spacious bathroom. Overall a nice stay and would consider coming back if the food options improved a bit!

This resort was recommended to us by some friends, and I found it clean and family friendly…read more The grounds are beautiful and expansive, with golf courses and tennis courts. Our room is big, and we were able to check in and go to our room two hours before we were supposed to. My only complaint is that the glass divider on the shower isn't as good as I'd hoped, and water leaks on to the bathroom floor when you shower. As for food, we had sushi from the Okinawa restaurant which was DELICIOUS. Our server, Angel, was also very courteous and attentive. We did have to call and make a reservation in advance, which seems to be the norm at the resort, but the food was well worth it. I especially enjoyed the Alaska rolls. My experience at El Conquistador was pretty good. My only worry is that you might run out of things to do if you stay longer than a couple days.

I went to this hotel for a conference. Like the other guests stated it is very very loud…read more Due to flight delays I got in around 12:30 at night. I stood at the front desk for over ten minutes and no one was around. Finally a man that worked there asked me if I've been helped. Told him no, he went into the back and got someone. I'm greeted by a guy in a warm up suit with long hair. Not an expensive resort look. My room had a beautiful view. Room problems : the shower handle fell off when I turned it. Shower curtain smelled terrible The water was warm but not hot in the shower. No hot water from the bathroom sink. As this was a conference everyone ate together. The food set out for the conference was terrible. Breakfast food was cold each morning. Lunch food was ok. Dinner food was cold also Went to Ventanas (spelling) got there at 7 Dinner did not come out until 9:15. Food was terrible. Checkout the desk clerk did not ask how my stay was. I told her the room needed repairs. She said I will get someone up there. She didn't ask what kind of repairs. I asked if she wanted me to tell her. I told her I don't know if it mattered . My only good thing was the people I was with.

Work hard, Play hard! I had a wonderful stay at Bravo Beach Hotel in Vieques, PR! From the moment I…read morearrived, the front desk staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, making check-in a breeze and offering great local recommendations. The property is maintained very well and offers a peaceful, laid-back atmosphere that makes it easy to unwind. My room was clean and came with everything I needed for a comfortable stay. The hotel is right on the beach, and the minimal noise made it easy to relax and enjoy the soothing sound of the ocean waves right from my room. Waking up to that view and sound each morning is an amazing thing. Watching the sunsetting in the evening was perfect. If you're looking for a quiet, clean, and welcoming place to stay in Vieques, Bravo Beach Hotel is a fantastic choice.

I made a reservation at Bravo Beach Hotel for a 2 night stay about a month ago for my stay last…read moreweek. When I arrived I was checked in and given a tour of the attractive property by the staff member on duty. My room was spacious and comfortable along with the bathroom that had a shower in it. The ac worked well too. The TV was a smaller screen that I think was less than 32" and was mounted high up on the wall so TV watching could be better. The room had a small refrigerator in it. Shortly after checking in I received a series of text messages from the owner regarding information about Isabel II such as restaurants nearby, grocery stores, taxi info, tour companies, etc, which was helpful. Bravo Beach is well maintained with 2 freshwater pools and less than 20 rooms all with outdoor facing entrances. It is located directly on the water with a beach but swimming is not allowed or desired from the shell beach however the beach is available for walking. The hotel does offer the free use of beach supplies like coolers and folding chairs, etc. if you need them. They do have their own small parking lot and more parking next to the hotel but I'm not sure they have enough parking if all of their rooms are full. The hotel is located about a 6-7 minute walk from the ferry terminal. If I returned to Vieques I would be happy to stay at Bravo Beach Hotel again.

Traveling on a budget but want to be on the beach? this place is for you :…read moreI had never stayed at Luquillo Sunrise Beach Inn before, but it had been on my list for quite some time. I've always wanted to spend more time in Luquillo, and after seeing the consistently high ratings on Expedia and TripAdvisor--along with its beachfront location--I decided to give it a try. The property itself is older, but don't let that deter you. The rooms were exceptionally clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, which made for a very relaxing stay. I loved the balcony and watching the ocean from so close! Beautiful sunrise too. Check-in is more laid-back, so don't expect a traditional front desk experience with someone always present. That said, the communication was excellent. I really appreciated that they reached out via text ahead of time to ask about my arrival--it was a thoughtful touch. I arrived earlier than the standard check-in time (as I had mentioned), and there were no issues at all. When I rang the bell, a staff member promptly came out to assist me and greeted me with a warm smile. There's also a very popular restaurant and bar on-site with an amazing-looking menu. Unfortunately, we didn't get the chance to try it this time, but it's definitely on the list for our next visit. The location is another big plus--easy to find, right on the beach, and conveniently close to a Walgreens and other nearby beaches to explore. Overall, this was a great experience, and I would absolutely stay here again. Thank you for a wonderful visit!

King room 3rd floor. Excellent view, helpful staff. The area has many good eating/drinking options…read morewithin walking distance. Diane, Cassandra. Bed was ok, pillows uh. Chairs,towels, boogie boards free to check out at office. Safe and secure area barefoot walk to the beach. 45 minute drive from Sju

Ever stayed somewhere so perfect you barely wanted to leave? That was Culebra Beach Villas--steps…read morefrom Flamenco Beach, with the kind of ocean views that make mornings feel unreal. Whether we were having fresh breakfast or grilling dinner on the property the view never got old. And with the beach just outside our door, every sunrise and sunset felt like magic. The room was basic but worked out well for the 5 of us that stayed. The porch was ideal for family meals. If you're looking for a stay with a perfect location--this is it.

Easter weekend in Culebra is busy. As such, the resort was full. It was still relaxing. During the…read moreday everyone is at the beach. At night, people get loud partying. There was even a beach party organized by locals. But it all died down at around 9 or 10p when quiet hours kick in. A boutique recently opened at the resort. It's called Mi Pequeña Patria Boutique. Aside from clothes and accessories you can also buy snacks, toiletries, etc.