This is a Marriott hotel right on the beach in San Juan. There is a high resort fee but which beach…read morehotel doesn't these days. The hotel is lovely! There is plenty of seating places. I had to work in the lobby while they cleaned our room and the high tables made working easier. There is a fragrance in the lobby that irritates my allergies though. Front desk: service is hit or miss depending on who is working the front desk but all employees are professional. Arrival: we came by Uber and the staff is outside the car door ready to assist with luggage and whatever else you might have that needs to be unloaded. Bar: we received some drink vouchers. We ordered the free drink with passion fruit. Our bartender was a young man with curly hair and he made a great drink! Room: sleep quality is very good to excellent!! The hotel is always hopping and we were able to have a good night sleep. Only during our second night, did I briefly hear a neighbor slam a door, but other than that nothing. The door is very comfortable and large with plenty of seating and a nice balcony to see the ocean. We were here on work so not having a desk made work challenging but the coach really helped with the large table. It worked perfect! Mini fridge, safe, and nice Nespresso coffee machine. The room is surface clean meaning it appears clean, but if you wear white socks, they will turn black. A/C: there are some quirky setting on the A/C. If you don't put it on recirculate, the room will get hot at night. WIFI: It is hit and miss. Day 1 i had to use my phone as a hotspot to connect to a work call. Day 2 the WIFI was strong for my conference calls. Front room: nice large coach with separate TV but the window was weird and not very private but the extra sliding door helped. Bathroom: excellent lightening and vent fan in the bathroom. Very spacious. Room service: Make sure to put the sign on your door or room service can take a very long time to get to your room. After breakfast I put out the sign and I was serviced quickly within 2 hours. The first day I forgot to put out the sign and the room was not serviced until after 5pm. Pools: there is a nice pool and beach access.

Overview: I rounded up to five stars, but in reality La Concha should receive 4.5 stars. Great…read morestaff, nice rooms, but some details need improving including housekeeping and WiFi. Review is based on a four night stay. Overall, I recommend La Concha. It's a Marriott affiliate with some personality and class. Arrival: Arrived by Uber. Helpful doormen and luggage attendants. Check in: Overall good check in process. Marriott status acknowledged with a serious room upgrade to a suite. Room was not yet ready, and the receptionist gave us some free drink vouchers for the bar. Room (954): A spacious sweet. Living room included a colossal sectional, large TV, dresser, and breakfast table. The living room also included a Nespresso machine and a mini-refrigerator. Bedroom included a king bed with a bench and nightstands. One negative about this suite: lack of a desk. I was on business, and working from the sofa sectional got old fast. Bathroom: Excellent lighting. Spacious and clean shower. Bed: Decent but not great mattress. Sleep quality: Above average Patio: Nice patio with two chairs and a small table; really enjoyed drinking coffee on the patio watching the surf. WiFi: WiFi when it worked was generally fast. But I missed a video conference due to poor connectivity the day before we left. Housekeeping: Overall housekeeping was good, but the floors were not thoroughly cleaned before our arrival or during our stay. Pools and beach: Multiple pools to lounge by. Great poolside food and drink service. Nice beach (but it can be dangerous to swim at times) with typical seaweed issues. Staff: All of the hotel staff we encountered were friendly and helpful. Great staff overall! Value: Overall good value Overall common area cleanliness: Excellent Misc Tips: (1) There are many decent restaurants within walking distance. (2) There's a large grocery store called SuperMax about 1 mile away. It's worth the Uber fare to stock up on everything from alcohol to snacks (including gifts to take home, such as Puerto Rican coffee for $2.95 / 8 ounce pack

The pictures online do not do this place justice, it's so beautiful! When you walk in the lobby you…read moreare immediately greeted by the most gorgeous lobby, with very nice furnishings. You are then greeted by a heavenly scent, their signature scent that's intoxicating. The front desk attendant was the absolute best, she helped us with our bags and even parked our car! The room was a real stand out, beautiful and spacious and meticulously clean. I never knew how much I wanted a countertop ice maker before I came here! It was such a nice amenity along with the huge fridge. Their breakfast was also amazing with some great coffee and pastries. I enjoyed having breakfast after I hit the gym, which had the nicest view of any gym I've been to. I would 100% come back here and recommend anyone to stay. Alicia at the front desk was amazing, muchas gracias!

I loved Don Rafas! It's a quiet little hotel. The decor and colors are very cute and chic. The…read morestaff was friendly. They serve continental breakfast from 7-10am. Our room smelled amazing. And the bed was very comfortable. Would definitely stay here again.

T-Mobile District was so much fun and definitely worth visiting, especially at night! There are so…read moremany restaurants to choose from, so there's something for everyone. One of my favorite parts was the beautiful waterfront area nearby with a fountain water show. The atmosphere was amazing, and there's a large open space in the middle where people gather with family and friends to relax, watch the big screens, and enjoy the nightlife. Whether you're looking for good food, entertainment, or just a fun place to walk around, I highly recommend adding T-Mobile District to your San Juan itinerary!

Loved visiting Distrito T-Mobile. It's a collection of bars and restaurants with music and live…read moreentertainment. Great for families, friends, dates, or solo dates. I purchased a drink from one of the restaurants and sat and enjoyed the music playing. I was a nice way to spend my evening.

This was a really nice hotel in Condado area. Not too far from the airport, Morocco, old San Juan…read more There are scooters everywhere in this area. The hotel has a parking lot. The restaurant and pool are in the PH (roof) of the hotel. Food is OK at the hotel. A bit pricy but that's what you get in this part of town. There are a few restaurants in the area. There is a coffee and dessert place right down stairs on the corner. Good stuff. Quesitos, empanadas, desserts, breakfast, and a few other things to eat. Note: if you like flavored coffee, bring some flavored creamer. They don't have any and neither does the hotel. The welcome was nice. The check in was pleasent. They really tried to inform me of everything. Very helpful. The rooms are pretty nice. I was on the 6th floor and had a nice view. It was quiet and easy to get around the hotel. The bed was comfy. The room was nice size. I had a balcony. Nice bathroom. TV's x2. Sitting room with a desk. Everything was excellent. The entire staff was very nice. The front desk, restaurants, breakfast, maids, everyone. I had a good 4 day stay. I recommend.

We stayed at the AC Hotel Condado in San Juan from Saturday, April 25 to Saturday, May 2. As…read moreMarriott Rewards members, we wanted to stay at a Marriott property, and we also wanted to be close to Isla Verde, where I stayed the last time I was in San Juan. We considered the San Juan Marriott Resort and the Courtyard by Marriott, but we felt the AC Hotel was in a better location for us. After visiting all three major Marriott properties during our trip, the AC is the quietest. If that is important to you, then it is worth considering. It was important to us, and we were happy that it was not overrun with guests, especially in the rooftop pool area. When our car service dropped us off around 10:00 p.m., there was no wait to check in. We walked straight to the front desk and got our room keys. The front desk staff were very friendly throughout our entire stay, and we appreciated that. When we checked in, I was a little surprised by the mandatory 45 dollar daily resort credit, called a destination fee, that was added to our bill each day. We were required to pay it, then spend it in the hotel at various locations, breakfast excluded. If we did not use the credit each day, it was lost. We felt this was an unnecessary burden, which limited our ability to support local businesses and reduced our options. Our room on the eighth floor was very spacious, and it had a living room, a bedroom, and a balcony with chairs. The room was great, but the thermostat had strict limits, so we were never able to adjust the air conditioning to our preferred temperature. It always felt warm in the room, which I assume was due to energy conservation controls. We had a partial ocean view, which was better than most partial views I have had at other hotels. The view was great for photos and videos, especially during sunset. You could also hear the waves crashing on the beach, even though the hotel is not located directly on the water. There are a lot of roosters roaming around the area near the property, so we got the unofficial 5:00 a.m. wake-up call from them. It was a little disruptive at first, but after a day or two, we were able to tune them out. I want to give a sincere shout out to the housekeeping service. It was outstanding. Every day, our housekeeper came before noon and left the room looking like we had just checked in. It was some of the best housekeeping I have experienced at a Marriott property, and it really added to our stay. We tipped well, because they truly deserved it. The rooftop pool was another highlight. It was usually busy, but never overwhelming. We went several times, and we always found a chair or a couch to relax on. The staff at the food and beverage counter were friendly and efficient, but there were no poolside servers. Most mornings, we ate breakfast at Sobao, which is located at the front of the hotel, and you enter from outside. The food was delicious, and the dining room was always full and lively. The service was great, but they have two different lines depending on what you want to order, which was a little confusing. Unfortunately, we did have one experience that was disappointing. On Thursday, April 30, we tried to have dinner at La Bodeguita, the main on site restaurant. It was 8:30 p.m., and even though there were open tables, we were told we had to sit at the bar. The bartender gave us water and menus, then never returned to take our order. We saw him waiting on tables, checking his phone, and standing around, but he never came back. We were dressed for fine dining, so we didn't understand what the issue was. After almost twenty minutes, we left and went up to the rooftop restaurant, Bar C Lona. It was crowded, and there was only one bartender serving everyone, but she was friendly and working hard. The food was great, and we were glad the evening turned around after the issue at La Bodeguita. Overall, we were incredibly happy with the location of the hotel, the room layout, the housekeeping, the front desk staff, the rooftop pool, and Sobao. We were less happy with the poor service at La Bodeguita, the mandatory destination fee, the rooster wake up calls, and the thermostat restrictions. We would not rule out another stay at the AC Hotel Condado, because the pros outweighed the cons, but next time we will probably try either the San Juan Marriott Resort or the Courtyard by Marriott Miramar, mainly for their direct beach access. This review is meant to provide honest feedback about our experience, both to help future guests and to highlight areas where the hotel could improve.

Excellent facility, great service, good food and most beautiful view of Condado San Juan.read more

Great place to spend a special event like a private dinner for big families, weddings, fancy…read morebusiness meetings or maybe just a dive in their pool. Private parking, next to the ocean, has a pool, it's own kitchen with chef and staff, bar, dancing area, private room, and doors and walls to separate rooms to either shorten or enlarge the area. Very useful for many occasions and with beautiful view, you will never go wrong. I personally did not have the full experience since I was only the DJ for a wedding, which by the way ROCKED, so I'll have to give more info when I plan my event there some other time.

Es un excelente lugar para trabajar, el equipo muy cooperador para satisfacer las necesidades de…read morelos clientes. Hermosas y cómodas facilidades, además de permitir hacer "networking".

From the owner: Co-working & event space for professionals and entrepreneurs in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Saffra…read moreCowork offers different spaces for the development of your business and creativity through high speed Internet, meeting rooms, lounges, maternity rooms and more.

Nice lil' beach club on the Carolina side of PR…read more.. We booked VBC as an excursion while on a cruise... Situated on a quiet beach, VBC has a nice pool, good PR-inspired foods, and serves Ocean Lab Brewing Lab cold ones. The staff was friendly, the beers were cold, and the sun shined, so it was a solid day at VBC.

Always an amazing time here! The food, drinks, beach, and customer service are always great. One of…read moreour favorite spots to relax, eat, and enjoy the day!

Hotel rooms are nice. The cabana wing is not worth the price so we were upgraded to another tower…read more The lobby bar was cool. There's an attached casino. Pool area was cute but closed at 11pm. Most of the staff are friendly

Marriott is my brand of choice for hotels, only because they offer St. Regis, Ritz Carlton, and JW…read moreMarriott chains. Those are my faves however when traveling with family in tow or for work Moxy or Court Yards do the job. I was shocked to learn that Marriott had resorts. I assume I knew but because I hadn't stayed at one I learned this at my big age. I was appalled at the 870$ a night price tag for a king room but that is what they charge. Is it worth it? I'd say no, the resort is nice but it's a normal room with no frills with a beautiful view but for almost 1k a night; so no. When I pay that price, I want water by the bed, turn down service, good amenities, and a cushy robe. The view was amazing and we did love the balcony. He smokes cigars so this worked well for us. But other than that view, the bed was just okay and that is typically why I love Marriott brands. They missed the mark. We did try their breakfast Buffett and that was great. I did love the complimentary drinks for Gold/Platinum Members. If I came back to the PR I wouldn't stay at this location again, it's a great area but not worth the price tag. Plus the beach here is super rocky, no bueno!

Such a cool, intimate spot with a really unique atmosphere. The warm colors, vintage decor,…read morechandeliers, and even the talking birds give the place a ton of character. The live music made it feel relaxed and lively at the same time--perfect for just hanging out and enjoying a few drinks. I had a daiquiri and it was great. The bartender was super friendly, fun, and made the experience even better. Definitely a chill place with good drinks, good music, and a vibe you don't find everywhere. Would absolutely come back!

We stopped at the rooftop bar to take in the views and have a nice drink. The view was wonderful,…read morebut then again they have nothing to do with the view, but everything to do with the environment in the drinks. We may have been poisoned by the margarita mix and don't ask for salt or limes because they don't have them. Services not existent and to top it all off our margarita, not only served in a plastic cup, but was $18 apiece.

Night market with so many different restaurants to choose from! Delicious food, and I really enjoy…read morethe night life here in Puerto Rico! Definitely will come back again one of these last few nights I have here!

This place is very nice to come to when visiting! There are little cute boutiques around the 1st…read morefloor, they are a little pricey though. I did find that it was a comparable to other boutiques back in Florida. It's the 11% tax that is annoying. The upstairs has El Mercado and it is literally an upscale food court. I wish I could've eaten here every single day I stayed in San Juan. There were many different options such as Chinese, Italian, and Hispanic foods. There was a really fun bar up there, as well as a crêpe maker. I ate at Finco and it was delicious I will definitely make it a priority to eat there more than once next time around. There was live music on Friday and there is a Fogo De Chao as well as a blue martini.