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El Conquistador Resort | Classic Vacations

1000 Conquistador Avenue, Fajardo, Puerto Rico

Overview

Property Location With a stay at El Conquistador Resort in Fajardo, you’ll be 2.2 mi (3.6 km) from Laguna Grande and 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from Cayo Icacos. This 4-star hotel is 10.4 mi (16.8 km) from El Yunque National Forest and 12.2 mi (19.6 km) from Carabali Rainforest Park.

Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 365 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and iPod docking stations. 42-inch LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.

Amenities When the weather is fine, head down to the private beach, or play a round or two at the golf course. Additional amenities at this Mediterranean hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands. The complimentary beach shuttle makes getting to the surf and sand a breeze.

Dining Enjoy a meal at El Cafecito or snacks in the hotel’s coffee shop/cafe. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge, the beach bar, or the poolside bar. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 11:30 AM for a fee.

Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include a business center, limo/town car service, and express check-out. Planning an event in Fajardo? This hotel has facilities measuring 100000 square feet (9290 square meters), including a conference center. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.

Airport:

SJU – Luis Munoz Marin International Airport

Amenities

• Air conditioning
• Refrigerator
• Coffee/tea maker
• Soundproofed rooms
• Hypo-allergenic bedding available
• Phone
• Towels provided
• Free local calls
• Bedsheets provided
• Private bathroom
• Free toiletries
• LCD TV
• Hair dryer
• Iron/ironing board
• Bathtub or shower
• TV size – 42
• TV size measurement – inch
• Television
• Non-Smoking
• Premium TV channels
• DVD player
• Housekeeping – once per stay
• Deep soaking bathtub
• Change of towels (on request)
• Change of bed sheets (on request)
• Connecting/adjoining rooms available
• Ceiling fan
• Champagne service
• Netflix
• Limited housekeeping
• In-room safe (laptop compatible)
• Local maps
• Guidebooks or recommendations
• Satellite TV service
• Free WiFi
• Access via exterior corridors
• Hulu
• Streaming services
• Blackout drapes/curtains
• Desk
• Internet access (surcharge)
• Laptop-friendly workspace
• Composting
• In-room massage available
• LED light bulbs
• Sofa bed
• iPod docking station
• Wheelchair accessible
• High-speed internet access
• Restaurant dining guide
• Balcony

Policies

Know Before You Go

• Pool access available from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
• Reservations are required for golf tee times. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
• Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian’s room, using existing bedding.
• Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
• The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
• Construction is underway at a neighboring building and there may be noise disturbance from the construction work.
• A car is recommended for transportation to and from this property.
• This property advises that enhanced cleaning and guest safety measures are currently in place.
• Disinfectant is used to clean the property; commonly-touched surfaces are cleaned with disinfectant between stays; bed sheets and towels are laundered at a temperature of at least 60°C/140°F.
• Social distancing measures are in place.

Fees

• Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 19.95 per person (approximately)
• Uncovered self parking fee: USD 15 per day
• Uncovered valet parking fee: USD 25 per day (in/out privileges)
• Early check-in fee: USD 65 (subject to availability)
• Late check-out fee: USD 65 (subject to availability)

The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

Mandatory Fees and Taxes

You’ll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:

• Resort fee: USD 70.85 per accommodation, per night

The resort fee includes:

• Pool access
• Beach towels
• Health club access
• Fitness center access
• Phone calls
• In-room safe
• In-room bottled water
• In-room coffee
• Concierge service
• Housekeeping
• Additional inclusions

We have included all charges provided to us by the property.

Recreation

Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.

El Conquistador Golf Course – 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Parque Nacional Balneario Seven Seas – 2 km / 1.2 mi
Balneario Seven Seas – 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve – 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Playa Colorá – 3.3 km / 2 mi
Palomino Island – 3.5 km / 2.1 mi
Leeward Islands – 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
Laguna Grande – 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
Playa Escondida – 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
Bahía Las Croabas – 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
Playa el Convento – 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
Playa Canalejo – 4.9 km / 3 mi
Cape San Juan Light – 5.3 km / 3.3 mi
Cayo Icacos – 5.4 km / 3.3 mi
Water City PR – 11.8 km / 7.3 mi

The nearest airports are:
Luis Munoz Marin Intl. Airport (SJU) – 54.5 km / 33.9 mi
Vieques (VQS-Antonio Rivera Rodriguez) – 49.1 km / 30.5 mi
Culebra (CPX-Benjamin Rivera Noriega) – 59.7 km / 37. 1 mi

The preferred airport for El Conquistador Resort is Luis Munoz Marin Intl. Airport (SJU).

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El Conquistador Resort, Las Casitas Village and El San Juan Resort & Casino Celebrate Friendship with Girls’ and Guys’ Getaway Offer

Pals can Escape to the Island of Enchantment for a Fun-Filled Caribbean Vacation

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – May 20, 2013 – Girls and guys can gather their favorite friends and family and escape to two resorts in Puerto Rico for a girls’ or guys’ only getaway.  Now through Dec. 22, 2013, El Conquistador Resort & Las Casitas Village, A Waldorf Astoria Resort and El San Juan Resort & Casino are offering a Girls’ and Guys’ Getaway package for friends to reconnect and spend quality time together. 

With rates starting at $209 per night at El Conquistador Resort and $274 per night at Las Casitas Village, the Girls’ and Guys’ Getaway package includes a $75 resort credit per stay, 20 percent discount at Waldorf Astoria Spa, 20 percent discount at the Arthur Hills designed golf course, and 10 percent discount on dining at Strip House – the resorts’ signature restaurant.  Friends can get away in perfect company while experiencing exceptional dining, water sports activities, luxurious spa treatments and unparalleled amenities.  For reservations, visit www.elconresort.com/Packages or call +1 787 863 1000 and mention “Girls’ and Guys’ Getaway.”

For years, El San Juan Resort & Casino has reigned supreme as one of the foremost entertainment venues on the island, giving friends a chic and exhilarating beach destination to kick off their vacation.  With rates starting at  $189 per night, friends can enjoy breakfast buffet  for two, a  $25 casino match bet coupon for two, admission to Brava Club (open Thu-Sat), 20 percent discount at Brother Jimmy’s BBQ and Aquaire restaurants, 15 percent discount at La Piccola Fontana and Galeria Trattoria restaurants, and 20 percent off at Edouard de Paris Salon and Spa.  For reservations, visit www.elsanjuanresort.com/Specials-Packages/Girl-s-and-Guy-s-Getaway or call 1-787-791-1000 and mention “Girls’ and Guys’ Getaway. ”

*Terms & Conditions:  Package is subject to availability.  Rates are starting rates only, based on double occupancy and subject to availability.  A minimum 3 night stay is required for stays at El Conquistador Resort & Las Casitas Village, A Waldorf Astoria Resort.  A minimum 2 night stay is required at El San Juan Resort & Casino.  Other restrictions may apply. For full terms & conditions, please visit the property websites listed above.

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CONTACTS:

Karla Visconti

Hilton Worldwide

+1 786 866 7240

[email protected]

Jonathan Torres / Christine Luzano

Hospitality Marketing

+1 305 351 5533/ +1 305 351 5031

[email protected]

[email protected]

About El Conquistador Resort, A Waldorf Astoria Resort                                                                                                         Located on the eastern tip of Puerto Rico near the fishing village of Las Croabas, and dramatically set along the length of a 300-foot bluff, the El Conquistador Resort spreads across 500 acres and overlooks the converging waters of the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. The resort destination offers 750 guestrooms and suites, boasts the Coquí Water Park; private Palomino Island, which offers an array of water sports and other recreational activities along white sand beaches; a Waldorf Astoria Spa; an Arthur Hills 18-hole golf course; Tour Desk offering excursions to San Juan and the famous bioluminescent bay; as well as numerous dining options including an outpost of New York’s famed steak restaurant, Strip House.

About Las Casitas Village, A Waldorf Astoria Resort                                                                                                                       Las Casitas Village is an intimate resort that shares the grounds of El Conquistador Resort, offering luxury one-, two-, and three-bedroom style villas with full kitchen facilities, three private pools including the magnificent infinity edge pool, tropical spa services and personalized 24-hour butler service for guests and families seeking a higher level of privacy and pampering. Las Casitas Village provides the perfect match to Coquí Water Park as a family destination. Las Casitas guests have access to all El Conquistador Resort amenities.

About El San Juan Resort & Casino

Dramatically set on one of Puerto Rico’s most picturesque beaches, El San Juan Resort & Casino has long been recognized as one of the leading hotels and casinos of the Caribbean.  The resort boasts 386 rooms and suites, a lively lobby ambiance with three sophisticated bars, and Encanto Beach Club – an alluring pool and beachside experience.  The hotel features impressive amenities including an extensive selection of dining and entertainment venues, a 16,500-square-foot casino and 35,000 square feet of versatile meeting and event space. 

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Puerto Rico – Spearhead

Finally finished reviewing photos and videos from my Puerto Rican trip today. I will try to place a small part here, solely for a general idea of ​​​​this Caribbean island, often called “heaven on Earth” in tourist guides.

A few words to introduce: the very name of the island and the state means “rich port”. As a matter of fact, speaking of the state, I am a little prevaricating, since its independence is very relative. Officially, it is a territory dependent on the United States with the status of an “unincorporated organized territory.” On the one hand, a lot is said for the fact that this is part of the United States (the American Congress officially dominates the island, the post office, the army are American, flights to Puerto Rico from the United States are local, international flights are met by the American customs service, residents from 1917 years are US citizens), on the other hand, it has more independence than individual states – its own constitution, mainly the European system of measures (kilometers and kilograms instead of miles and pounds), residents take part in the primaries, but do not vote for the president, representatives in The Senate does not have the right to vote.

If you look into history, in the pre-Columbian era, there was a civilization of Indians on the island who founded the Taino culture. There are still traces of this culture in small quantities. But when Columbus landed on the island during his second trip, this gave impetus to its colonization by the Spaniards. Already 15 years after Columbus, the Spanish conquistadors arrived on the island. Diseases, almost harmless to Europeans, proved fatal to the natives. The Indian population of the island began to decrease rapidly, in return, the conquistadors imported African slaves. In a short time, the population decreased by 30 times, and since there were almost no women among the conquistadors and they willingly married locals, the remnants of the Taino Indians mixed with Europeans and blacks. The Taino culture has disappeared.

Since 1898, Puerto Rico has passed to the USA. But the final decision on the status of the territory has not yet been made. Having gained relative independence, Puerto Rico has repeatedly held referendums on joining the United States as a state. Recent referendums have invariably ended with majority consent to this move. But the US is in no hurry to receive such a gift. Perhaps because the island is still poorer than the poorest of the states. Although the islanders it is imperceptible.

Travel guides will tell you that almost the entire population speaks both official languages ​​- Spanish and English. Our practice shows that every time in stores and other public places we have to look for someone who speaks English (not to mention the lack of duplication in English of product names, price tags, text on information boards). And in some places we did not succeed, especially at gas stations. Fortunately, modern technologies (translator in the phone) have solved the problems that have arisen. Well, since Puerto Rico is a major tourist center, and largely lives off tourism, the population is friendly.

An interesting thing happened with the units of measurement. The metric system remained from the Spanish period, and the distances on the signs are indicated in kilometers, the price in stores is per kilogram. But the speed limits on the signs are American in miles per hour. Whether there are a lot of tourists from the USA, or because the cars have a main scale in miles per hour, I don’t know.

Here in miles per hour

And here in kilometers

By the way, from these two pictures you can see that the island is quite mountainous. This was a surprise for us. It’s good that the rented Mitsubishi had an overdrive mode, on some climbs it was difficult to move just on the machine.

Capital San Juan. Bird’s-eye view.

In the yard of our house. Something tropical, I don’t know what.

They call their highways somewhat indecent – autopista.

Or these signs

View from the balcony, swimming pool and 200m from the sea.

A tree with these colors will be seen many more times. Moreover, the flowers are multi-colored, from yellow, orange, to all shades of red.

Puerto Rican Red Snapper. Kind of scary, spikes, but delicious.

Wandered through the fortresses of the conquistadors – El Morro and San Cristobal.

Charma inside

Output

The most common bird in the island – Gracks. It is distinguished by vertical rear plumage, and in males it is double, like in fighters.

Old Town.

Bird. I was on duty at this place every day.

Sea urchins – sand dollar. Not prickly, in some places they line the bottom like pavement tiles.

And this is the other side of the Caribbean Sea.

Pelican flight

Raising chickens and roosters seems to be a local sport. They are found everywhere, from the airport and gas stations, mountain serpentines.

Rainbow over the Caribbean.

American school buses are much more boring.

Once again, a flowering tree beloved by Puerto Ricans. It is actually an immigrant from Madagascar. It is called Royal Delonix (Delonix regia)

Pelican on vacation.

… and in flight

It looks like there were not enough chickens, he joined the pigeons.

Who is in the little house?

Sometimes they fall. God forbid you get a coconut on the head.

Photo from the El Yunque National Forest.

At the top of the Yokahu Tower. In the same forest.

It is because of such places that they call it heaven on earth.

Yokahu Tower.

Forced to interrupt. To be continued.

RICO – Encyclopedic Dictionary, Synonyms

puerto rico

ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY

Puerto Rico – I

a deep trench in the Atlantic Ocean, north of the island of Puerto Rico. Depth is 8742 m. 9.1 thousand km ² . Population 3.8 million (1996), mostly Puerto Ricans. Urban population 71% (1990). The official language is Spanish. Believers are Catholics. Administrative-territorial division: 78 municipalities. The administrative center is San Juan. Executive power is exercised by an elected governor. The legislative body is the Legislative Assembly.

From west to east stretches the Cordillera Central ridge up to 1338 m high, along the northern and southern coasts – lowlands. The climate is tropical trade wind. Average monthly temperatures are from 24 to 28°C. Precipitation from 800 to 2500 mm per year. Evergreen and mixed forests, in the south and west – drought-resistant shrubs and light forests. Reserve Luquillo.

Since ancient times, the island of Puerto Rico has been inhabited by Indians. In the XV century. it was captured by the Spanish conquistadors. The colonialists destroyed most of the indigenous population, and in the XVI century. African slaves were brought to the island. As a result of the Spanish-American War of 1898, the island came under the control of the United States. Since 1952, Puerto Rico has been a “state freely affiliated with the United States” (with the rights of self-government).

The basis of the economy is the manufacturing industry and export-oriented agriculture. Share in GDP (1993%): industry 39, agriculture 1. Enterprises of the radio-electronic, oil refining, petrochemical, chemical, light, food and flavor industries predominate. Electricity generation 16.5 billion kWh (1993). The main cash crops are sugarcane, coffee, bananas, pineapples. In animal husbandry: breeding of cattle, pigs, poultry. The length of roads is 9.3 thousand km (1988). The main seaports are San Juan, Mayaguez, Ponce. Export of products of the chemical and radio-electronic industry, foodstuffs. The main trading partner is the USA (about ⁹ / ₁₀ foreign trade turnover). Foreign tourism (about 1. 5 million people per year). The monetary unit is the US dollar.

BIG ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY

PUERTO RICO – The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico (Spanish Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico, English Commonwealth of Puerto Rico), US possession in the West Indies, on about. Puerto Rico and nearby islands. 8.9 thousand km&sup2. population 3.6 million (1993), mostly Puerto Ricans. Urban population 71% (1990). The official language is Spanish. Believers are Catholics. Administrative-territorial division: 78 municipalities. The administrative center is San Juan. Executive power is exercised by an elected governor.

Legislature – Legislative Assembly. The ridge extends from west to east. Cordillera Central up to 1338 m high, along the northern and southern coasts – lowlands. The climate is tropical, trade wind. Average monthly temperatures are from 24 to 28 .С. Precipitation from 800 to 2500 mm per year. Evergreen and mixed forests, in the south and west – drought-resistant shrubs and light forests. Reserve Luquillo. Since ancient times, Fr. Puerto Rico was inhabited by Indians. In the 15th century it was captured by the Spanish conquistadors. The colonialists destroyed most of the indigenous population, and in the 16th century. African slaves were brought to the island. As a result of the Spanish-American War 1898 the island passed into the possession of the United States. Since 1952, Puerto Rico has been a “state freely affiliated with the United States” (with the rights of self-government). The basis of the economy is the manufacturing industry and agriculture of the experimental direction. Share in GDP (1992,%): industry 39, agriculture 1.4. The enterprises of the radio-electronic, oil refining, petrochemical, chemical, light, food and flavor industries predominate. Electricity generation 15.3 billion kWh (1990). The main commercial crops are sugar cane, coffee, bananas, pineapples. In animal husbandry: breeding of cattle, pigs, poultry. Road length 9.3 thousand km (1988). The main seaports are San Juan, Mayaguez, Ponce. Export of products of the chemical and radio-electronic industry, foodstuffs. The main trading partner is the USA (about 9/10 of the foreign trade turnover). Foreign tourism (approx. 1.5 million people per year). Monetary unit – US dollar.

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PUERTO RICO – deep-water trench in the Atlantic Ocean, north of about. Puerto Rico. Depth 8742 m.

SYNONYMS

n., number of synonyms: 4

possession (27)

island (218)

porto rico (1)

country (281)

Porto Rico

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Compose words from the letters “puerto rico”

puerto rico (deep water trench)

ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY

PUERTO RICO (deep trench) – PUERTO RICO, a deep trench in the Atlantic Ocean, north of about. Puerto Rico. Depth 8742 m.

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Make words from the letters “puerto rico (deep sea trench)”

puerto rico (gutter)

ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY

PUERTO RICO (Puerto Rico), a deep trench in the Atlantic Ocean, north of the island of Puerto Rico. Length 1070 km, depth up to 8742 m.

puerto rico (island)

ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY

PUERTO RICO (island) – PUERTO RICO, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico (Spanish Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico, English Commonwealth of Puerto Rico), US possession in the West Indies, on about. Puerto Rico and nearby islands. Area 8.9thousand sq. km. Population 3898.0 thousand people (2004), mostly Puerto Ricans. The official language is Spanish. Believers are Catholics. Administrative-territorial division: 78 municipalities. The administrative center is San Juan. Executive power is exercised by an elected governor. The legislature is the Legislative Assembly. The ridge extends from west to east. Cordillera Central up to 1338 m high, along the northern and southern coasts – lowlands. The climate is tropical, trade wind. Average monthly temperatures are from 24 to 28 °С. Precipitation from 800 to 2500 mm per year. Evergreen and mixed forests, in the south and west – drought-resistant shrubs and light forests. Reserve Luquillo.

Since ancient times, Fr. Puerto Rico was inhabited by Indians. In the 15th century it was captured by the Spanish conquistadors. The colonialists destroyed most of the indigenous population, and in the 16th century. African slaves were brought to the island. As a result of the Spanish-American War of 1898, the island came into the possession of the United States. Since 1952, Puerto Rico has been a “state freely affiliated with the United States” (with the rights of self-government).

The basis of the economy is the manufacturing industry and experimental agriculture. GDP per capita 19300 (2006). Share in GDP (1994,%): industry 42, agriculture 1. Enterprises of the radio-electronic, oil refining, petrochemical, chemical, light, food and flavor industries predominate. Electricity production 19 billion kWh (1995). The main commercial crops are sugar cane, coffee, bananas, pineapples. In animal husbandry: breeding of cattle, pigs, poultry. The length of roads is 23 thousand km (1996). The main seaports are San Juan, Mayaguez, Ponce. Export of products of the chemical and radio-electronic industry, foodstuffs. The main trading partner is the USA (about 90% of foreign trade turnover). Foreign tourism (approx. 1.5 million people per year). Monetary unit – US dollar.

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Make words from the letters “puerto rico (island)”

puerto rico (territory)

ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY

Puerto Rico. Landscape of the interior regions of the country.

PUERTO RICO (Commonwealth of Puerto Rico), US possession in the West Indies, on the island of the same name and nearby small islands. Area 8.9thousand km ² . The population is 3.6 million people, mostly Puerto Ricans (mainly Creoles and mulattoes). The official language is Spanish. Believers are mostly Catholics. Since 1952 it has the status of a state freely associated with the United States. Executive power is exercised by an elected governor. The legislature is the Legislative Assembly. The capital is San Juan. Administrative-territorial division: 8 districts. Monetary unit – US dollar.

The Cordillera Central range stretches from west to east (altitude up to 1338 m). The climate is tropical trade wind. The average monthly temperature is 24-28 °C; precipitation 900-2500 mm per year. Frequent hurricanes. Evergreen and mixed forests, shrubs and woodlands.

In the 15th century, Spanish conquistadors captured Puerto Rico. As a result of the Spanish-American War of 1898, he passed into the possession of the United States.

The basis of the economy is the manufacturing industry and export-oriented agriculture. Gross national product per capita $6626 per year. The chemical-pharmaceutical, oil refining, electronic (assembly of computers, scientific instruments), textile, food and flavor industries are developed. Animal husbandry predominates in agriculture (about 70% of the cost of production; breeding of cattle and pigs).