Unbelievably peaceful faculty. The staff (Jonathan, etc) were amazing, compassionate, intelligent,…read moreand beautiful people. They let me use the reception computer when I was in panic mode and needed to look at some last minute flights. The shower was hot and the rooms are big enough. They are the only hostel I've seen in PR that offer breakfast. Make sure you don't drive into the motel first by mistake or you will be a little confused as to what kind of reservation you actually made. Totally recommended for a peaceful stay!

I stumbled onto this amazing gem and was so impressed. This is more like a B&B than a hostel…read more Super clean, super friendly, with a low key and zen vibe. Hosts Coral and Jonathan are just lovely, and their tips to see Puerto Rico's sights, food and events were extremely helpful. Charming, fully equipped kitchen, with continental breakfast, hot showers. Some rooms are private, and the dorm is unisex. Not walkable to beaches, a car is best, and is close to Walmart for supplies. Nice daytrip drive from San Juan, and good to use as a base for exploring. Highly recommended for families, travelers seeking tranquility, safe, clean lodging. I will be back!

This is a nice little quint motel! Rooms are very spacious with refrigerator and microwave. Staff…read moreis super friendly and helpful. Downside it is very hard to find of coming from north on 115 as the sign isn't visible. Make sure to go past the Puma gas station and then look for Sherwin Williams on your right. The motel is right next to the parking lot for Sherwin Williams and has a visible bbq sign right outside. The rooms were clean but the toilet around the bottom weren't so those are my reasons for the 3 stars.

Stayed one night, there was no water from late night Saturday to early Sunday morning and when…read morewater came back, almost no pressure, apparently hotel does not have a water cistern tank. Very outdated rooms. Would not recommend.

I picked Posada San Francisco because of location and lack of kids. There are no adults-only…read moreresorts on Puerto Rico, and I figured a hostel was my best bet. And it turned out to be a great idea. The location is perfect. On the outer edge of Old San Juan (OSJ) you are only minutes away from anything in the area but out of the huge tourist crush from the other end of town. When looking at a map of Old San Juan you will think it's bigger than it is. To walk from the Posada to El Morro on the opposite tip of OSJ might take 15-20 minutes at a leisurely pace. I booked the standard double bed private shared room. It cost me $58 per night because I had to pay for 2 people instead of just myself. The single supplement sucks, but it's still inexpensive. The room was clean, clean, clean. And the satellite TV and air conditioning worked. I had to share bathrooms but one was always available when I needed it and they were always relatively clean if not just clean. I appreciated that the other guests during my stay were not slobs. The women working the desk and the one man I saw regularly were always polite and friendly. No issues with service. I used the washer and dryer while I was there, but I got up early to do it so there was no wait. And they are both in good condition - either new or very well-kept. All in all, my four night stay cost me $252 which includes taxes and online processing fees. That amount would have gotten me one night at a resort or hotel. For the price and location, Posada San Francisco really can't be beat, and I would stay here again. Tip: Because I stayed on the 6th floor, I didn't interact much with the other guests. If you're on the 4th floor with the dorms, you'll meet more people. Tip 2: They rent bikes for cheap. Don't forget that. I did.

Perfect location for safe area of Old San Juan. It's right in front of a trolly stop (free around…read moreOSJ) and across from Plaza Colon. Lots of restaurants and tourist shops around to venture towards and located beside the fort. It's a great location, and with another gal pal - I felt safe walking the streets around the area even in the evenings. For $34/night including taxes and fees, it's totally worth the humble hostel environment. Great balcony views, huge kitchen on 5th floor, small fridge in room, flat screen tv and personal AC unit. Rooms open with key cards and on my floor (6th) there were three bathrooms to share on the hall. Bathrooms are not dorm style where multiple ppl are in them but single bathrooms where you close the door and lock behind you. One has a shower stall and the other an actual tub. I Never had to fight for the bathroom or wait. I saw a cleaning lady everyday and the bathrooms were clean but bring your own toiletries and even a hand towel to dry off. You do get a bath towel for each person in the room. Certainly not bad at all ...

I really enjoyed my stay at Nomada! The price was very reasonable and it was super close to the…read morebeach. Booking and checking in was really easy. They send you check-in instructions by email and text. Be aware--THERE ARE STAIRS to get up to the rooms. This is pretty common for hostels though. The room I was in--4 bed women only dorm--was clean. The door to get in had a number keypad for security and they also had small lockers for your stuff...bring your own lock though! I liked that the beds each had a little curtain for additional privacy. Bed sheet and towel are included as part of your stay/standard room rate. They had a group chat you can join on WhatsApp. Met some cool people to hangout with. Also, most people I ran into within the common areas were really nice. Additionally, tons of restaurants and bars are in the area. Maybe the only inconvenience is that their kitchen area is closed until 7 or 8 am. If you're planning on waking up early for excursions, that might be something you need to plan around.

Such a great stay. Amazing location so close to the beach and tons of shops, eateries, and…read moreattractions. Bianca was such a joy; great customer service. Super helpful and accommodating to our needs. The entire stay was so delightful. Clean. Great amenities; amazing views from the rooftop. Highly recommend will have to come again and stay longer!

Clean, friendly, family-fun environment. Our room was clean and had a fully functional bathroom…read more(shower, sink, toilet), was probably a closet renovated into a bathroom.

The location is great. But the restaurant called La perla (the pearl) was awful, we order the…read moregarlic fish fillet with rice and beans and the rice was under cook, and the fish was still raw and not cook all the way. DO NOT EAT HERE.

If I could have given this place 3 and a half stars I would have. This is a budget friendly option…read morewith lots to offer. My boyfriend and I wanted to try something new and came across Sol Casita on Airbnb but the room they had available did not have a private bathroom. We searched online and found that they had their own site and so we booked through there instead of Airbnb. This particular room did come with it's own bathroom and shower. The bathroom itself was a bit odd. You had to step up into it and step down out of it and it had shutter doors. The shutter doors only went half way down. The toilet and shower were one. No dividers of any sort. Sol Casita did supply shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. We didn't use it but it was a nice extra. AC worked very well, bed to me was comfortable but my boyfriend wouldn't agree. Shared kitchen, sitting area, and dock were the star of Sol Casita. I enjoyed it, although you meet different people and not everyone is respectful of common areas. My only real complaint was the mosquitos. I don't know how they got into our room but they were there and it was annoying and made us absolutely miserable. I'm glad we gave it a go but I think Sol Casita better suits folks moving from place to place and just need to stay for a night, maybe two. It wasn't ideal for us. We enjoy exploring but coming back to rest our heads at a location that feels like home. Price was excellent, beautiful views, authentic Puerto Rican neighborhood, great restaurant that was located one house away. A bit on the louder side. Parking wasn't the best but wasn't horrible either and within a 5 minute walk we found a little bakery that was perfect. If anyone decides to stay here and is reading this, if you can take 5 minutes of your time and buy an apple and give it to the horse by the recommended parking area that the host will email you after you book, I would be so thankful. I meant to do it and it's been on my mind that I didn't. :( The best part of Sol Casita is that it's very close to two of my absolute favorite beaches. Playa Sucia and Combate Beach. The Salt flats and Annie's is also very close. All a must visit. All in all I would stay here again for a night or two but no more.

This is a great hostel if you are looking for something central for partying and enjoy the night…read moreout. Also great if you are traveling alone and want to have company to go out. It is very easy to make friends here. The hostel management also conducts several events: bar crawls, beach outings, hiking trips to the rain forest. Free breakfast is a plus and a great opportunity to connect with other guests. There is free parking on the street north to the hostel. During the day it is very easy to find parking but make sure not to take your car out at night especially until the clubs close which is like 3AM. It would be really tough to find parking again. The property has a dog that sometimes gets inside rooms but he is very gentle. Make sure to close the door behind.

I absolutely LOVED this hostel! It is right at the end of La Placita so party all night. My bunk…read moremates were amazing, the house mates were cool! Alex and the staff couldn't have been better. They were very accommodating, always cleaning, very helpful at all times! The beds were super comfortable. For the price you just couldn't beat it!