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Puerto Rico Hotels | Hotels in Puerto Rico

Pool view at Fairmont El San Juan Hotel.

Whether you’re looking for a beachfront setting, a historic hotel in Old San Juan, or a luxury property tucked away in a nature reserve, Puerto Rico has more than 130 hotels around the Island that are ready to welcome you.

You’ll find a variety of options for accommodations around the Island suited to whatever type of experience you’re planning, but one thing that won’t change is the hospitality and graciousness of the locals you’ll meet during your trip.

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Rincón of the Seas Grand Caribbean Hotel & Villas

Beach Hotels in Puerto Rico

You’ll find multiple beachside hotels along Puerto Rico’s nearly 300 miles of coastline, where visitors enjoy water activities such as swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, and sailing trips to nearby cays and islands.

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Inside a luxurious Grand Cabana at the El San Juan Hotel.

Discover Luxury Hotels

If you are seeking to be pampered and treated like royalty, go ahead and book a stay at one of Puerto Rico’s top luxury accommodations. From opulent furnishings to top-of-the-line amenities, these awe-inspiring locations are committed to offering the best experiences in unbelievable settings.

Puerto Rico’s Unforgettable Luxury Accommodations

The Horned Dorset Primavera

Experience the Island’s History

The Island is home to many historic hotels that maintain the original mystique and essence of the past while seamlessly incorporating modern amenities like fine dining restaurants and pools. Stroll the halls of the oldest convent in Puerto Rico, which was converted into a luxury hotel by a department store tycoon in the 1950s; wake up to an ocean view in what used to be the home of a Spanish artillery captain in the 1700s; or take a swim in the resort pool where the jetsetters of the 1950s and ’60s spent their holiday vacations.

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View of a luxury private villa in Royal Isabela.

Resorts

Incredible pools, superb service, delicious cuisine, and gorgeous beaches await at Puerto Rico’s resorts.

Vacation Rentals

Whether you’re traveling with family or friends, find all the conveniences of home.

You’ll be nestled in the base of El Yunque National Forest when you stay at the majestic Rainforest Inn in Río Grande.

Paradores and Small Inns

Discover local gems and friendly service at our charming paradores, inns, and guesthouses.

The Rainforest Inn is Río Grande’s quaint mountain hideaway.

Bed & Breakfasts

Mi casa es su casa is the motto that motivates the families who manage bed and breakfasts in Puerto Rico.

Beachside fun and relaxation await at Copamarina Beach Resort & Spa.

Top Beachside Accommodations in Puerto Rico

Discover the best oceanfront resorts in Puerto Rico and enjoy some beach time.

Historic Hotels and Resorts in Puerto Rico

Travel back in time to another era without sacrificing modern comforts.

The Best Puerto Rico Hotels, From Beachfront Resorts to Jungle Villas

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Whether you want a sprawling beach resort or a hidden jungle retreat.

By Kathleen Squires

February 14, 2022

Emily Andrews

Despite several years of challenges capped by the COVID-19 crisis, Puerto Rico has finally been experiencing a sustained upswing in tourism, with hotel occupancy rates returning to pre-pandemic numbers. That’s great news for the island’s hospitality industry, as this shot to the local economy has spurred new openings, completions of delayed renovations, and enhancements to existing properties. A commitment to welcoming visitors also allows Puerto Rico to accommodate a collection of stays unparalleled by any other island in the Caribbean, from historic Old City relics to luxurious beach resorts and mountain-top farm retreats. That’s why the “island of enchantment” draws so many different types of travelers, whether designer dandies flocking to stylish boutique hotels, spiritual sorts seeking to commune with nature, or pandemic-frazzled families finding solace in a sandy beach. Whatever your desire, Puerto Rico has got your back. Here, our picks for the best hotels on the island(s) of Puerto Rico.

Read our complete Puerto Rico travel guide here.

This gallery has been updated with new information since its original publish date.

All listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. If you book something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Courtesy Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton ReserveArrow
$$$ | Gold List 2020 Readers’ Choice Awards 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Unlike with other properties on Puerto Rico’s resort-heavy north shore, Dorado Beach’s emphasis is on its setting. The resort has undergone many transformations (including after Hurricane Maria in 2017), but since Laurance Rockefeller built a sanctuary here it has been all about sea, sand, and green spaces. Rooms are bookended by beach-facing terraces and outdoor showers, and museum-quality art is scattered on tree branches. But it’s the Spa Botánico, a tropical wonderland that’s much more than the usual cluster of treatment rooms, that really sticks to Rockefeller’s approach. After visiting, you’ll remember the 95-year-old ficus at the entrance most clearly. That or the tree house in the canopy where you had the greatest massage of your life.
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Courtesy Fairmont El San Juan Hotel
Fairmont El San Juan HotelArrow
$$ | Readers’ Choice Awards 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
El San Juan Hotel has one of the most dramatic lobbies on the island, with a glistening oval chandelier—the third largest of its kind in the world—shining in the center. It’s a bright contrast to the intricately carved mahogany and polished marble in one of the hotels five bars that sits directly below. Tempting though it might be to linger, the beach and four pools will call you outside. The convenience factor doesn’t hurt either as you can’t get much closer to the airport than this.
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With a stone tower rising from a cliff, Royal Isabela resembles a fortress, especially from a distance. But La Casa, the property’s main building, was actually patterned after an antique sugar mill: a tribute to the island’s agricultural history. The hotel painstakingly maintains its 426 oceanfront acres as part nature preserve, part golf course, with an ethic dedicated to conservation. Rainwater is recycled, an on-site organic farm supplies the restaurant, and even the golf course is sustainably maintained.
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The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort, Puerto RicoArrow
$$$ | Readers’ Choice Awards 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
Built on a former sugar cane and coconut plantation, the luxurious St. Regis Bahia Beach originally opened in 2010. After Hurricane Maria, a $60 million renovation gave new life to the hotel, which was unveiled in December 2018. The 139 dolphin-gray and sand-dollar-white rooms were designed by celebrated local designer Nono Maldonado. You could hold a convention in the giant bathrooms, which have rain showers and soaking tubs. And the two-mile-long beach is yours to explore.
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Since 2007, El Quenepo has been Vieques’s premier restaurant. After 15 years as successful restaurateurs, Scott and Kate Cole opened up their second floor as an exquisitely-renovated inn that embraces Caribbean cottage sophistication. Guests open their puertas right to Caribbean Sea views at this intimate new guest house. It’s the perfect destination for those who want to be somewhat removed but not quite cut-off from civilization. Situated right on the promenade along Esperanza beach, the location lends a peek into the rhythm of the village, lively on seasonal weekends, quiet during the week when there’s nothing but the sound of the surf to lull you to sleep. Four rooms (soon to grow to six in 2022) are outfitted in four poster beds, antique wood furniture, Spanish-style tiling and local art. All rooms include terraces, rainfall showers, A/C and lazily whirring ceiling fans. Beach chairs and towels come with each. The communal terrace showcases the gripping sea views.
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$$ | Readers’ Choice Awards 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Hotel El Convento’s bright yellow Spanish Colonial structure is a true landmark in Old San Juan, right up there with the 16th-century cathedral that faces it and the forts and battlements that first established the city. Dating back to the 17th century, the former convent offers a real sense of hushed reverence, with a towering, arched doorway, black-and-white floors, mahogany beamed ceilings, and conquistador-era furnishings and art. It’s blessed reminder that there’s much more to San Juan than piña coladas on the beach.
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It’s impossible not to breathe in deeply once you arrive at Tres Sirenas, a white-washed oceanfront property. Soothing waves beckon from the beach, and bustle of busy San Juan feels worlds away. The hotel’s five rooms all have ocean views and feel like tropical villas, with clay tiled floors, wood furniture, breezy ceiling fans, and private terraces. You can borrow paddle boards, kayaks and snorkel gear. An oceanfront pool is flanked with canopied daybeds, while an adjoining swimming cove offers a nice alternative to Rincón’s wavy surf beaches.

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Opened in 2018 after the devastating hurricanes, El Pretexto, a celebration of Puerto Rico’s agriculture and natural beauty, was a labor of love by the young entrepreneur Crystal Diaz. Winding mountain passes, edged with greenery, lead the way to a mini farm, where the second thing you notice—after the breathtaking view, of course—are the beds of lettuce, tomato and corn plants, and banana and avocado trees. Enjoy the scenery and the fresh mountain air, laze around in a hammock, or read a book.
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Villa Montaña Beach Resort
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Independently-owned Villa Montaña offers all of the services of a resort while retaining the personable character of a boutique stay. Three miles of beach and 35 acres of lush greenery combine for a secluded collection of rooms and villas, spaciously scattered throughout a special slice of nature. Hacienda-style structures dot the property, whitewashed with terracotta tiling and Spanish colonial-style accents. It adds up to casual elegance with a stunning front-row view of the beach. There are a surprising amount of amenities for a boutique resort, including two pools, fishing, wind and kite surfing, scuba, complimentary beach cruiser bicycles, complimentary snorkel equipment and horseback riding on the beach. Also, Chef Rafael Grau’s Eclipse is regarded as one of the best restaurants on the island.
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The design at O:live is like a whole new genre: welcome to Euro-Trop, where Moroccan tile, wood-slatted walls, and Continental antiques mingle with palms and chirping coquis. The pistachio-scented rum coquito offered upon check-in plays up that cultural blend, and the two-places-at-once theme is especially apparent on the roof deck of the five-story building, which has lemon trees, a plunge pool, and soaring views of the Condado Lagoon and Atlantic Ocean.
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Set on 13 acres of fruit trees, whispering pines, and palms, on the island of Vieques, Hix Island House consists of five geometric concrete buildings—triangular, round, square, and rectangular—that fit into the natural surroundings despite their modernist design. A hilltop locale in the center of the island affords views of the ocean in all directions. The very definition of seclusion—there are no phones, TV, or Wifi—the property serves as the ultimate place to hole up and opt out.
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Finca Victoria
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Finca Victoria features all of the accoutrements for a holistic holiday: morning yoga, a vegan kitchen and a wellness center dedicated to Ayurvedic principles. The bustle of San Juan, and the main island of Puerto Rico, seem to be a world away at this hill-top retreat in Vieques, Puerto Rico’s “little sister” off the main island’s east coast. It’s a verdant retreat for reflection, where the views are expansive during the day and alive with the cosmos at night. The surrounding gardens are not only for aesthetics; they purvey the vegan kitchen and provide for the natural products used in the wellness center. In addition to maintaining a natural green environment and running a plant-based kitchen, Finca Victoria runs on solar power, uses recycled water, and operates with the aim to eventually become completely eco-sustainable and as close to zero-impact on the environment as possible.
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Opened in 1949, this was the first Hilton hotel outside of the mainland United States. Though a more raucous culture has been replaced by family-friendliness, the Caribe retains its glam-trop energy, attracting everyone from Gloria Swanson to Elizabeth Taylor to Johnny Depp over the years. Today, it’s the setting for San Juan’s latest comeback story, reopening after a 15-month closure following Hurricane Maria. At 652 rooms, it’s one of San Juan’s largest hotels, yet it feels more intimate than its capacity would suggest.
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Travelers who want to be immersed into the historic center of San Juan find this new boutique a polished, well-located option. Business travelers courting the cryptorati like its proximity to headquarters of players in bitcoin, NFTs etc. It’s no surprise that this new opening comes from the same hotel group that runs the historic El Convento around the corner, with an adroit blending of old and new world design. The building dates to the 19^th century, and has spent much of its history as a place where things get done, serving as a post office, a tax collector, the US Department of Agriculture and Commerce and the Puerto Rico Department of State. Towering, wood-beamed ceilings make the 43 rooms and suites feel particularly spacious and airy. Juliet balconies, checkerboard floors, spacious showers and small accents of color complement a pleasingly minimalist and modernist décor. The rooftop pool offers a relaxing refuge from the Old City bustle along with a bird’s eye view of San Juan harbor.
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Alejandro Ariel Rodriguez
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Convenience and novelty are the driving forces here: cruisers will appreciate the proximity to the Pan American Pier for bookending their stays and conventioneers are steps away from the Centro de Convenciones Gobernador Pedro Roselló. ALOFT San Juan is in the center of Distrito T-Mobile, a glitzy new entertainment complex that includes Toro Verde Urban Park, complete with zipline; a dozen eating establishments ranging from cocina Criolla to tacos and Asian fusion; a multiplex cinema with the first Screen X technology in the Caribbean; a concert hall; and a central plaza with an eye-catching mega-screen. The hotel is also a 10-minute cab ride to Old San Juan, Condado and Miramar. The well-known Marriott sub-brand is the first to open in the Caribbean. The 177 rooms follow the brand’s design ethic: minimal “lofty” cool with pops of color, accented with art that mimics the neon jungle of Distrito. There’s a fitness center and outdoor pool on the third level; touchless technology with mobile keys, amenities upon chat request, and complimentary Wifi; pets are welcomed, too.
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$$ | Readers’ Choice Awards 2021
O:LV Fifty Five’s greenery-covered exterior opens into a black-and-white marble lobby with a modern, Gatsby-goes-to-the-Caribbean vibe. Instagrammable details throughout—a chandelier here, a valuable piece of art there, and jaw-dropping views—fuel the aesthetics. Rooms look like something out of a high-end fashion magazine. Each of the 26 rooms is a suite; all but two have balconies, and some include showers that open to the outdoors. Design details include quilted headboards, shiny walnut furnishings, light drapes, and powder-blue sofas. This is an absolute breath of fresh air for those who wish to embrace San Juan’s rising art and design culture; it has particular sex appeal for stylish couples.
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$$ | Readers’ Choice Awards 2019, 2020
Ocean Club is an apt moniker for this hotel thanks to its prime slice of beachfront that hugs a decently sized infinity pool and sun deck, and rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows that make a water-view room well worth the upgrade. The rocky shoreline isn’t the best for swimming, although walks on the soft sand watching the waves roll in are a lovely way to start your morning. The main stretch of Condado Beach, complete with chair and umbrella service for cheap, is a five minute walk away (just don’t forget to grab a towel from the friendly hotel staff first). Take in the sunset over the Atlantic Ocean on the al fresco beachside terrace at Social restaurant while piña-colada drinking couples around the pool sway to the measured thump of a DJ set. You might feel like you woke up in the middle of a white party in Ibiza, but it works.
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$$ | Hot List 2015
El Blok’s curving, concrete, Brutalist-style building looks like it crash-landed from outer space, and its otherworldliness sets it apart on the island of Vieques, which is a 25-minute flight from San Juan. The perforated gray walls are reminiscent of coral, with light and shadows evoking the feeling a reef. The 26 rooms feel natural, modern, and minimalist, with furniture that wouldn’t look out of place in a SoHo boutique. All rooms feature balconies and rain showers, and for the lucky voyeurs in the crowd, showers in most rooms are peek-a-boo.
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$$ | Readers’ Choice Awards 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
At Condado Vanderbilt, a pink-marble, Art Deco lobby sweeps you into a bygone era in Condado, the neighborhood where San Juan’s elite once summered. Originally opened in 1919, the Vanderbilt was Puerto Rico’s first luxury hotel; in 1940, it also became the first on the island to have a casino (no longer). Over the years it has welcomed luminaries and presidents like Franklin Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy, Jr. The hotel was renovated and reopened in 2014, with two additional towers. Upon its 100th anniversary, it still reigns as San Juan’s premiere stay.
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This pop-art influenced boutique hotel caters to young, fun, and playful types who want to explore the artsy pocket of Ponce. Right off the lovely Plaza Delicias, just 14 minutes from Mercedita International airport and 1.5 hours from SJU, fashionable creatives feed off the brightly-colored pop art energy inside, where Warhol and Lichtenstein prints lurk around every corner and retro films are screened right on the lobby walls. Boldly decorated—a magenta stallion statue guards the lobby stairwell, faux pink flamingos pose in the fountain in the plaza patio, neon-lit accents everywhere—it’s the right kind of quirky. The town center is full of architectural charms. Charming restaurants, cafes, and shops also populate the center; Coffee House Bistro features breakfast all day and casual fare like wraps, sandwiches, salads, smoothies. Guests hail the cocktails and local coffee. The hotel also occasionally hosts pop-up events, such as paella night, with guest chefs and food vendors in the patio entry.
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