Plaza de san juan puerto rico: Plaza de Armas | Discover Puerto Rico

What To REALLY Expect If You Stay

Pros

• Historic property with an antique elevator, in the heart of Old San Juan
• A lobby and spacious atrium lounge with free Wi-Fi
• Suites have French doors, balconies, and street views
• Some rooms have mini-fridges, microwaves, and sofa beds
• Walking distance to restaurants, bars, and top tourist sights
• Friendly staff for local recommendations
• Taxi stand and trolley stop just outside

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Cons

• Standard rooms (most) are windowless
• Rooms are basic and show some wear and tear
• Luggage storage is in an open, unguarded area
• No restaurants or bars on-site
• Drivers will need to pay for parking off-site

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Cons

This 52-room budget-friendly hotel — a former Howard Johnson — has just enough character to fit in with the Old San Juan’s historic vibe. Rooms (many without windows) have basic wood furnishings, flat-screen TVs, and air-conditioning units. Suites facing the street have charming French doors that open up to cobblestone views. Wi-Fi is free in the lobby and atrium lounge (and will be in rooms soon, too). The hotel does not have a restaurant or bar. There’s a free trolley and taxi stand out front, or ask the hotel about its recommended parking garage — the cheapest in the district. Make sure to experience the 1920s elevator at least once, though stairs are quicker.

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Scene

Draws easygoing budget travelers looking for a place to sleep in a central location

The hotel’s attractive pink and white Spanish Colonial building exudes charm on a busy cobblestoned street, where taxi drivers scout for their next fares and traffic inches along. The large arched doorway leads to a slightly more contemporary lobby decorated in mauve and gray hues. Straight against the back wall is the slow, quirky elevator, which dates back to the 1920s; it is more of a novelty than it is useful, and most guests choose to lug their own belongings up the stairs instead.

Next to the front desk are awards and certifications, including one from the former Howard Johnson days. No longer owned by the chain, new owners are working on making this affordable hotel more modern while preserving character. The front desk is usually only operated by one staff member, so depending on the time of day, there might be a wait for service. Early check-ins are not common but guests are welcome to use the main floor until the room is ready. Beyond the lobby, practically hidden from view, is a large, contemporary atrium lounge. There are shelves for self-storage here, and travelers can be found here before they check-in, or between check-out and their flight home. Since luggage is not guarded, guests might feel the need to stay and watch their belongings instead of leaving the premise to explore.

Guests — mostly families and some business travelers — are usually out and about rather than hanging out on-site. Since rooms are mostly windowless, it is safe to say that guests tend to use their rooms (and the hotel) mostly for sleeping and showering.

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Location

A prime spot in Old San Juan complete with cobblestoned streets and slow-moving traffic

The hotel’s name comes from Plaza de Armas, the public, pedestrian-friendly square and fountain just across the street from the entrance. This authentic cobblestoned view is visible from the front-facing suites and balconies, but all other rooms are without windows.

Old San Juan is the 500-year-old historic district within Puerto Rico’s sprawling capital. It is a medieval walled city that is as old as the Spanish conquest, and history buffs will love the numerous sights within walking distance, including Plaza of the Nuns (the city’s second oldest park), San Juan Cathedral, famous fortresses, government buildings, and several restaurants and bars. A walking/running path winds around San Juan bay for photo ops of the walled exterior. Look for the famous Red Gate, where Spanish dignitaries entered the city from their boats in the harbor.

To reach other parts of town, there is a free trolley that stops in front of the hotel, as well as a taxi stand. It only takes 15 minutes to get to the airport, but traffic in San Juan can get bad during rush hour. For those renting a car, parking is challenging on the compact streets. The hotel will recommend the district’s cheapest option but it is off-site. If arriving from a cruise, the port is within walking distance from the hotel.

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Location

Rooms

Mostly windowless rooms, and a few suites with romantic views

This rare budget-friendly option in Old San Juan has 52 rooms on four floors that loop around an inner courtyard atrium and skylight. The hotel has interesting touches of history, and yet additions over time from previous owners (like Howard Johnson) have stifled some of the character. Standard rooms are simple — best suited for families and non-romantics — with tiled floors, air-conditioning units, flat-screen TVs, and older wood furnishings like work desks, bed stands, and cupboard style closets with in-room safes. Beds have white linens and beige blankets. Bathrooms have walk-in showers, eco-friendly toiletries, and decent counter space. Some larger units have mini-fridges, microwaves, and brown sofa beds. Room types include a range of bed types like single twin, double twin, queen, king and triple.

There are a few suites facing front, which are unarguably the best of the lot, with tall French doors opening up to balconies overlooking the Plaza de Armas. Though charming, some doors (due to their age) are difficult to open and having them open allows bugs to come in. Improvements are slowly being made to the rooms, however, and management takes suggestions to heart. For instance, in coming months, Wi-Fi will be free in rooms.

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Rooms

Features

A spacious atrium lounge and friendly staff (though there might be a wait for service)

The front desk staff is limited (usually just one person) but friendly, and can help with suggestions for the area, like where to park for the cheapest overnight rates. As for dining options, the restaurant around the corner is the self-proclaimed origin of the Pina Colada, called Barrachina — a tourist hot spot especially with daytime cruise ship crowds. It is worth a stop, though, and the Old San Juan institution serves decent Puerto Rican fare in a pretty courtyard.

The large atrium area behind the lobby has several contemporary dining and working areas, as well as lounging sofas for those arriving extra early to check-in. Free Wi-Fi is only offered on the first floor, and there are outlets for charging. This is a good place to get work done, though be mindful — public restrooms are not available on the first floor.

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Features

Scene

Draws easygoing budget travelers looking for a place to sleep in a central location

The hotel’s attractive pink and white Spanish Colonial building exudes charm on a busy cobblestoned street, where taxi drivers scout for their next fares and traffic inches along. The large arched doorway leads to a slightly more contemporary lobby decorated in mauve and gray hues. Straight against the back wall is the slow, quirky elevator, which dates back to the 1920s; it is more of a novelty than it is useful, and most guests choose to lug their own belongings up the stairs instead.

Next to the front desk are awards and certifications, including one from the former Howard Johnson days. No longer owned by the chain, new owners are working on making this affordable hotel more modern while preserving character. The front desk is usually only operated by one staff member, so depending on the time of day, there might be a wait for service. Early check-ins are not common but guests are welcome to use the main floor until the room is ready. Beyond the lobby, practically hidden from view, is a large, contemporary atrium lounge. There are shelves for self-storage here, and travelers can be found here before they check-in, or between check-out and their flight home. Since luggage is not guarded, guests might feel the need to stay and watch their belongings instead of leaving the premise to explore.

Guests — mostly families and some business travelers — are usually out and about rather than hanging out on-site. Since rooms are mostly windowless, it is safe to say that guests tend to use their rooms (and the hotel) mostly for sleeping and showering.

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Scene

Location

A prime spot in Old San Juan complete with cobblestoned streets and slow-moving traffic

The hotel’s name comes from Plaza de Armas, the public, pedestrian-friendly square and fountain just across the street from the entrance. This authentic cobblestoned view is visible from the front-facing suites and balconies, but all other rooms are without windows.

Old San Juan is the 500-year-old historic district within Puerto Rico’s sprawling capital. It is a medieval walled city that is as old as the Spanish conquest, and history buffs will love the numerous sights within walking distance, including Plaza of the Nuns (the city’s second oldest park), San Juan Cathedral, famous fortresses, government buildings, and several restaurants and bars. A walking/running path winds around San Juan bay for photo ops of the walled exterior. Look for the famous Red Gate, where Spanish dignitaries entered the city from their boats in the harbor.

To reach other parts of town, there is a free trolley that stops in front of the hotel, as well as a taxi stand. It only takes 15 minutes to get to the airport, but traffic in San Juan can get bad during rush hour. For those renting a car, parking is challenging on the compact streets. The hotel will recommend the district’s cheapest option but it is off-site. If arriving from a cruise, the port is within walking distance from the hotel.

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Location

Rooms

Mostly windowless rooms, and a few suites with romantic views

This rare budget-friendly option in Old San Juan has 52 rooms on four floors that loop around an inner courtyard atrium and skylight. The hotel has interesting touches of history, and yet additions over time from previous owners (like Howard Johnson) have stifled some of the character. Standard rooms are simple — best suited for families and non-romantics — with tiled floors, air-conditioning units, flat-screen TVs, and older wood furnishings like work desks, bed stands, and cupboard style closets with in-room safes. Beds have white linens and beige blankets. Bathrooms have walk-in showers, eco-friendly toiletries, and decent counter space. Some larger units have mini-fridges, microwaves, and brown sofa beds. Room types include a range of bed types like single twin, double twin, queen, king and triple.

There are a few suites facing front, which are unarguably the best of the lot, with tall French doors opening up to balconies overlooking the Plaza de Armas. Though charming, some doors (due to their age) are difficult to open and having them open allows bugs to come in. Improvements are slowly being made to the rooms, however, and management takes suggestions to heart. For instance, in coming months, Wi-Fi will be free in rooms.

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Rooms

Features

A spacious atrium lounge and friendly staff (though there might be a wait for service)

The front desk staff is limited (usually just one person) but friendly, and can help with suggestions for the area, like where to park for the cheapest overnight rates. As for dining options, the restaurant around the corner is the self-proclaimed origin of the Pina Colada, called Barrachina — a tourist hot spot especially with daytime cruise ship crowds. It is worth a stop, though, and the Old San Juan institution serves decent Puerto Rican fare in a pretty courtyard.

The large atrium area behind the lobby has several contemporary dining and working areas, as well as lounging sofas for those arriving extra early to check-in. Free Wi-Fi is only offered on the first floor, and there are outlets for charging. This is a good place to get work done, though be mindful — public restrooms are not available on the first floor.

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°HOTEL PLAZA DE ARMAS OLD SAN JUAN 2* (Puerto Rico) – from € 122

Very good268268 reviews10

Hotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

18. 46501,
-66.11706

San Juan,
Puerto Rico

122€

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Highlights

Address

202 San Jose Street,
San Juan,
Puerto Rico,
00901,
Puerto Rico

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Overview

Location

Nested in district Old San Juan, Hotel Plaza De Armas offers proximity to Alcaldia. At this San Juan hotel, you’ll be within 0.4 miles of Casa Blanca Museum. Bacardi Distillery Entry lies 10 minutes’ drive away.

This hotel is within 0.4 miles away from Terminal de San Juan bus station.

Rooms

Hotel Plaza De Armas features 51 rooms with a balcony and a seating area, furnished with a writing table. Bathroom essentials include roll in showers, a separate toilet and a sink as well as hairdryers and bath sheets for guests’ extra comfort. Some units also boast city views.

Eat & Drink

The designer hotel offers on-site breakfast in the restaurant. Cajun & Creole, Caribbean, Latin American and Puerto Rican meals are served nearby — at Pani Agua.

Internet

Wireless internet is available in public areas for free.

Guest Parking

No parking available.

Year renovated:   2007. 
Number of floors:   4. 
Number of rooms:   51.

Former name: Howard Johnson

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Facilities

Most popular facilities

Free Wi-Fi

Parking

Baggage storage

24-hour services

TV

Flat-screen TV

Facilities for kids

Cribs

General

• Free Wi-Fi
• TV
• Facilities for kids

Children

• Cribs

Room view

• Landscape view

Room features

• Sitting area

Bathroom

• Free toiletries
• Sink

Media

• Flat-screen TV
• AM/FM alarm clock

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Check-infrom 15:00-23:59FREECheck-outfrom 11:00-12:00FREE

Children & extra bedsAll children0 – 6 yearsExisting bedsFREEThere are no extra beds provided in a room.  

PetsPets are not allowed.

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Rooms and availability

Small Twin Room

• Bed options:

  2 Single beds

• Room size:

  14 m²

• Max:

  2 persons

• Shower

• Air conditioning

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Interior Queen Room

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• Bed options:

  1 King-size bed

• Room size:

  19 m²

• Max:

  2 persons

• Shower

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  Air conditioning

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Interior Full windowless

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• Bed options:

  1 Single bed

• Max:

  1 person

• Shower

• Air conditioning

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Location

202 San Jose Street,
San Juan,
Puerto Rico,
00901,
Puerto Rico

• City landmarks
• Nearby
• Restaurants

Norzagaray St Old San Juan

San Juan National Historic Site

720 m

San JuanPuerto Rico

Old San Juan

720 m

Castle

Castillo San Felipe del Morro

720 m

Castle

Castillo de San Cristobal

1. 3
km

Square

Paseo de la Princesa

830 m

Church

San Juan Bautista Cathedral

720 m

Park

Parque Las Palomas

830 m

Museum

Museum of the Americas

720 m

Square

Plaza Colon

1.3
km

Carretera 165 Bay View Industrial Park

Bacardi Distillery Entry

2.5
km

Paseo de la Princesa and Caleta de San Juan

San Juan Gate

720 m

1 Calle San Sebastian Old San Juan

Casa Blanca Museum

720 m

Calle San Sebastián

Casa Blanca

720 m

Square

La Rogativa Statue

720 m

Square

Statue of Ponce de Leon

720 m

63 Calle Fortaleza

La Fortaleza

830 m

Calle San Sebastian Old San Juan

Calle San Sebastian

720 m

Cristo Chapel

830 m

Calle San Sebastian S\u002FN

Plaza de San Jose

1.3
km

Museum

Maritime Museum

1.1
km

Square

Plaza del Quinto Centenario

720 m

Museum

Museum of Art and History

720 m

Cemetery

Santa Maria Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery

720 m

Square

Plaza de Armas

720 m

La Fortaleza and San Juan National Historic Site in Puerto Rico

640 m

Church

San Jose Church

720 m

Caleta de las Monjas

Plazuela de la Rogativa

720 m

Castle

San Cristobal Castle

1. 3
km

Fortaleza St

Fortaleza Street

720 m

Beach

Escambron Beach

1.3
km

Norzagaray St Old San Juan

San Juan National Historic Site

560 m

San JuanPuerto Rico

Old San Juan

320 m

Castle

Castillo San Felipe del Morro

460 m

Church

San Juan Bautista Cathedral

140 m

Square

Paseo de la Princesa

190 m

Museum

Museum of the Americas

450 m

Park

Parque Las Palomas

210 m

1 Calle San Sebastian Old San Juan

Casa Blanca Museum

400 m

Square

Plaza Colon

530 m

Square

La Rogativa Statue

280 m

Square

Statue of Ponce de Leon

280 m

63 Calle Fortaleza

La Fortaleza

250 m

Calle San Sebastián

Casa Blanca

350 m

Museum

Maritime Museum

470 m

Paseo de la Princesa and Caleta de San Juan

San Juan Gate

220 m

51 Caleta de San Juan

Casa Museo Felisa Rincon de Gautier

120 m

Museum

Museum of Art and History

340 m

Square

Plaza del Quinto Centenario

400 m

Church

San Jose Church

320 m

Fountain

Roots Fountain

230 m

Calle San Sebastian Old San Juan

Calle San Sebastian

260 m

Square

Plaza de Armas

40 m

203 Calle Cruz Old

The Poet’s Passage

80 m

Fortaleza St

Fortaleza Street

190 m

Cemetery

Santa Maria Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery

590 m

Calle del Cristo

Calle del Cristo

180 m

Calle San Justo #251

Cafe Manolin Old San Juan

230 m

102 Fortaleza Sr

Himalaya Ice Co

90 m

104 Fortaleza St. 2nd. Floor

Governor’s Cafe & Deli

80 m

204 Cruz Street

Cafe Poetico

80 m

150 Calle de La Cruz

Charrua Bistro Cafe

180 m

150 Calle de La Cruz

DesHistoria Birra Y Empanadas

180 m

101 Calle del Cristo

El Batey

180 m

205 San Justo

Selfie#

190 m

259 Calle Recinto Sur

Cafe Cuatro Sombras

310 m

#258 Calle San Justo

Spiga Cafe

200 m

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You can book a shuttle, once your reservation is complete.

Reviews

7.6

Very good268 reviews

Location9.0

Rooms7.2

Service8.8

• AndyHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  9.0

  Perfect

  The hotel was situated in the central location. The restaurants were popular and for every budget. No complaints, I will be back.

  Andy
  United States of America, 
  April 2021

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  LouiseHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  7.4

  Very good

  We appreciated it.

  Very small room.

  Louise
  United States of America, 
  January 2021

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  9.0

  Perfect

  Amazing staff who went out of their way to help you. The location was perfect-right next to the plaza with live music, living statues and food!
  The room is cold with no thermostat so ask for an extra blanket. Highly recommended!

  United States of America, 
  April 2019

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  5.0

  Guest rating

  The location.

  This hotel is terrible. Sealed window, AC is either high, loud and freezing or off and it is then stuffy in the airless room. Bed and bedding were uncomfortable. Things didn’t work without special help: TV, safe. No hot water in sink in bathroom. Don’t stay there, don’t recommend the place.

  United States of America, 
  April 2018

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  9.0

  Perfect

  I liked this hotel mostly because of it’s location to be in the heart of Old San Juan and in walking distance of the forts and musumes.

  None

  United States of America, 
  March 2018

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  10.0

  Perfect

  We loved the location of Hotel Plaze De Armas. Everyone was so nice and helpful. They all took pride in their hotel.

  United States of America, 
  March 2018

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  8.8

  Great

  I’d read some highly negative reviews a year old about poor cleanliness
  and non-working elevators. I found our room clean, bed was comfortable,
  a/c was fine, and I asked for a first floor room. Tv great, room about
  the size of a Motel six and had no windows–not a problem. It’s location
  was pure gold–downtown Old Town, a across from the Plaza de Armas, a
  block from local restaurants, the Cathedral, a food market, or Wendys/
  Subway, three block from Burger King (don’t recommend it as it was quite
  dirty when we visited on a Sunday). Staff was courteous and helpful at
  check-in, finding local sites and answering transportation questions.
  Everyone spoke English, the tv was Digital Direct TV—good selection.
  Would go back again.

  The bathroom fan was noisy due to bad fan blade assembly, needs
  replacing. I wasn’t aware my room had no window, but not a big deal for
  a short stay—price and location made up for it.

  United States of America, 
  January 2018

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  9. 2

  Perfect

  Location was excellent, the staff were so friendly we stayed here the night before our cruise and the staff helped us a lot and gave great advice.

  There was no window in our room however we were only staying one night so it was not really an issue.

  United States of America, 
  January 2018

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  6.4

  Nice

  Serves its purpose if u jus need a place to sleep and shower! Room was a little small but clean and modern,it had no window but I really didn’t mind, nice lobby. The hotel was close to the Sheraton casino and a slew of restaurants in walking distance! Also the pier that takes you to the Casa de Bacardi was in walking distance however it is not close to the beach or any clubs (but a cab ride is only $15 to Isla Verda)only little pubs are around so it was a little out of the way! I think Isla verda is a better hot spot location but Hotel de la armas is located in a very historic and beautiful area, with cobble stone side walks it reminds me of Italy, very awesome scenery! There is a street couple blocks over that has a line of restaurants, pubs and people offering to take your picture with you covered in parrots for $10!! I loved the area!! The hotel staff was great particularly Lyan, she was very sweet and answered all our questions professionally and patiently, not to mention that everywhere she suggested was on point! The guy at the front desk I believe his name was Luis was not as friendly, he started off sweet but lost his charm but the end of the first night and he suddenly seemed cold and a little rude! But Lyan made up for what he lacked in the hospitality department!! There was another female but I didn’t catch her name, she was a doll too! All in all I would give this hotel a 7 out of 10!

  The front desk guy and that its not exactly in the heart of the nightlife!

  United States of America, 
  December 2017

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  missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  8.8

  Great

  The location is the best part of this hotel. If you’d like to explore Old San Juan, this is the right choice. Every attraction is in walkable from the hotel. Walgreen is just across the street so it is easy to get snacks. The staff I met was friendly and could help me with trip planning.

  United States of America, 
  December 2017

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  9.6

  Perfect

  -Friendly staff
  -Clean and quiet room
  -Excellent location
  -Reasonable room rate

  -Decor needs improvement

  United States of America, 
  November 2017

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  6.6

  Nice

  Restaurant served a good breakfast and great coffee

  Decor could be improved in rooms and throughout hotel

  United States of America, 
  October 2017

• org/Review”>
  missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  8.8

  Great

  Very central location to visit Old San Juan

  Due to its age some of the facilities weren’t at top condition (slow on hot water, elevator very slow due to age, some room air conditioners didn’t control that well)

  United States of America, 
  April 2017

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  5.0

  Guest rating

  Overriding negative was the fact that so many of rooms had no window. The desk clerk who checked us in I could only describe as surly. Very noisy courtyard sounded like beer kegs were being dragged across concrete. Restaurant service very slow. High price point for poor quality of facility. Elevator very slow. Many room keys didn’t work. Very poor experience. Couldn’t wait to get out of there. We will stay at hotel Convento next time for very little more expense. I have never written a review like this in all my traveling experience. UGH!!

  United States of America, 
  April 2017

• missingHotel Plaza De Armas – San Juan

  7.8

  Very good

  The location was great. It was clean and the staff was friendly. Good value – way more reasonable than other hotels in the area.

  It is a bit dated and rooms are very basic, but you don’t travel to stay in the hotel all day. We were lucky and found a great parking spot – I am not sure what you would do about parking because in old San Juan parking is a nightmare.

  United States of America, 
  April 2017

FAQ

Which airport is the closest to Hotel Plaza De Armas?

Hotel Plaza De Armas is located 0.5 miles from Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci airport.

What is the earliest I can check-in at Plaza De Armas?

At Plaza De Armas you can check in from 3 PM till 11. 59 PM on your day of arrival.

What is the earliest and the latest I can check-out at Hotel Plaza De Armas?

At Hotel Plaza De Armas you can check out from 11 AM till 12 PM.

How far is Hotel Plaza De Armas San Juan from the city center?

The city center is located 2.1 miles away from Hotel Plaza De Armas San Juan.

Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Plaza De Armas?

Guests of Hotel Plaza De Armas can visit La Rogativa Statue as well as Castillo de San Cristobal located within just 0.4 and 0.8 miles respectively.

Where can I find Hotel Plaza De Armas?

Hotel Plaza De Armas is situated in Old San Juan district 9 minutes’ stroll of La Rogativa Statue.

Can I have lunch or dinner next to Hotel Plaza De Armas San Juan?

Guests can visit Marmalade Restaurant & Wine Bar restaurant placed within a 6 minutes’ walk of Hotel Plaza De Armas San Juan.

How much does it cost to stay at Plaza De Armas?

The price for a room in Plaza De Armas starts at $183.

Is there any public transport close to Hotel Plaza De Armas San Juan?

Yes, there is 9 bus stop within 100 feet away from Hotel Plaza De Armas San Juan.

Address

202 San Jose Street,
San Juan,
Puerto Rico,
00901,
Puerto Rico

View map

Highlights

Good to know

Check-infrom 15:00-23:59FREECheck-outfrom 11:00-12:00FREE

Children & extra bedsAll children0 – 6 yearsExisting bedsFREEThere are no extra beds provided in a room. 

PetsPets are not allowed.

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