Hotels and Resorts in Puerto Rico | puertorico-guide.info

Of the many options in Puerto Rican accommodations, hotels and resorts are certainly the most popular.

Mega-resort chains offer visitors a stay in the lap of luxury, while smaller country-inn-style paradores offer travelers a uniquely Puerto Rican style of lodging. Of course, there's a little bit of everything in-between as well. The Puerto Rico Tourism Company even endorses certain hotels, resorts, and paradores, helping to make your selection a bit easier.

Resorts and Hotels

If you're looking for luxury and top-notch service, then a resort hotel is for you. These are generally located along the beaches of San Juan or other tourism hubs throughout the country and offer plenty of amenities, though you may have to pay for each one individually.

Many of these resorts are known for their casinos and nightlife. Others have incredible golf or tennis on their property. In addition, some of Puerto Rico's finest restaurants are located in select resorts. If you're looking for a little bit of everything, these might be just the place for you.

Of course, staying in a hotel does not necessarily mean staying in a resort hotel. There are plenty of lovely, moderately-priced hotels for travelers of all kinds. Business travelers will find plenty of hotels to cater to their needs, while families will find a host of accommodations eager to provide a safe and comfortable stay.

Guesthouses

Guesthouses on Puerto Rico are different from those found on other Caribbean islands. These tend to be most like American bed and breakfasts, offering breakfast with an overnight stay in a charming house.

Guesthouses not endorsed by the Puerto Rico Tourism Company will often be less expensive, and will have very basic rooms, often without air conditioning. With a little research you can find which of these guesthouses is best for you, especially if you're planning a budget-conscious vacation.

Paradores

Unlike other kinds of accommodation on the island, paradores participate in a government program and must be certified by the Tourism Department before they can be listed as a parador.

Paradores are small, privately-owned hotels that must attain a certain level of quality. They are often situated in distinctive locations, such as in a former plantation house or close to nature, hidden away in a forest. There are currently more than 20 of these country inns throughout Puerto Rico.

Paradores are very popular with tourists and locals alike because they offer more than just a good location and good quality. They are also known for their affordability. Because of their popularity, you will need to book your stay in advance.

Whether you choose affordable charm or all-out glamour, your dream accommodations await you in Puerto Rico.

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