This is the best place to stay. The most beautiful and relaxing place. This is the island experience of a lifetime. The moment you enter the property, you'll be amazed by its breathtaking beauty and the hospitality of everyone some of the nicest people I have ever met. Our room was gorgeous and comfortable. I had the best night of sleep in that bed. I love how friendly and knowledgeable everyone is and I love the horses and all the beautiful blooms. Be sure to pay attention to the map for getting around. There are some amazing beaches nearby and great places to eat as well. read more

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How this place isn't booked year round is a mystery to me! Seagate Hotel is/was an awesome experience! I stayed in numerous hotels and resorts around the main island and one other in Vieques, and when I factor in amenities, location, customer service and price, Seagate stays pretty close to the top! Don't judge a book by it's cover! I drove to the property to check it out a week before my stay and was a little concerned by the location, esthetics, and the (lower) cost. But once I actually went and checked in, I was freaking stoked!!! Penny (the Owner) greeted me upon arrival, was a wealth of information for the island, food, snorkeling, horseback riding etc. She showed me both my rooms and already had cold water waiting in the fridge. Penny and Kelly (manager) were so wonderful; they added so much value to my stay. The rooms were really good size, extremely clean and very, very comfortable. The views from both were amazing! I will definitely be back! (They also offer horseback riding) read more

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This place is amazing! Penny is very hospitable. The views alone are worth the stay here. It is the cutest place. When I come back I will definitely book a stay here again! She served us some yummy mangos from her tree it was the perfect touch! read more

SeaGate Hotel - The view from room 5 at around 5:20am - Hotels Near Me

We came with a group of 42 students and parents to work at the local school. SeaGate handled our entire group like a pro. The property is secluded on a hillside with some great views, yet within easy walking distance to town. You are in the middle of wildlife, so expect the roosters, iguana's, horses, etc. The breeze is great on the hillside and most of the time we didn't even use the AC. However, when it got hot we simply turned on the AC and all was good. Kelly and Penny have the local knowledge and experience to guide you in the right direction whether you need a Bio Bay tour company, or a suggestion for a good hike. The housekeeping staff was pleasant and always had a smile. When we come back, this will be where we stay. read more

OK, before going into the nitty gritty of my review, I must provide disclosure: I've been a guest at SeGate Hotel since the mid 1980's, and for a period of about 15 years, stayed at the property at least a dozen times. My stay of 17 nights, prior to Christmas 2015 and through January 5, 2016, was a visit after a 10 year absence. My last stay in 2005 was when I was seriously considering retiring to Vieques, and was looking at properties. PHYSICAL PLANT - Much has been enhanced since 2005, which added to the positive aspects of this visit. All rooms are now air conditioned, and while ceiling fans and floor fans are also present, the AC certainly helps when it is humid and there is little air circulation. Modems now provide wi-fi access, in the past, we literally ran a wire from guest room 6 to the office! SeaGate's long-time owner, Penny Miller, is an animal lover, and was one of the key people involved with the establishment of the Vieques Humane Society and Animal Rescue back in the last 1970's. In the past, many of Penny's rescue animals roamed the property freely, so it was not unusual for guests, like myself, to befriend a pure bred sato* while a guest. To our disappointment, there was only one dog roaming freely during this stay, and that was Miss Fuzzi. Miss Fuzzi is a rescue of Penny's, and is actually quite famous. She has a book written about her, for sale at SeaGate and on-line, and is very sweet. In fact, after consultation with Penny, David, the book's author [who happened to be a guest while we were there], and Miss Fuzzi, we had Miss Fuzzi paw print a bunch of books, which I purchased and gifted when home. SeaGate is maintained in an immaculate manner, but don't expect any of the linens, pillow cases, towels or furntiure coverings or pillows in the efficiency rooms to match one another. It's not that kind of place. Everything is clean, spotless, maintained by daily diligent maids, but no match-matchy stuff. The mattress was incredibly comfortable, as were the pillows, which is critical for any stay, anywhere in the world. Buffet breakfast is served daily in the office, with fresh strong Puerto Rican coffee, juices, local baked breads, cheeses, and locally laid eggs, along with fresh fruit which might have been picked from trees a few hours earlier. A few tables are on a terrace near the office, for dining al fresco, but you'll be joined by many flies, so be prepared. Or, bring the food back to your room. Never got sick from any of the food, and its communal setting provides an opportunity to meet other guests, many foreign. MANAGEMENT- Penny Miller is the owner, and has been on the island since the mid 1980's full-time. I am biased, but anyone who has visited SeaGate would agree: Penny is a charming, loving, caring person. She goes out of her way to make sure her guests are comfortable, informed, and taken care of during their stay. She used to mange the property with her parents, Ruthye and John Miller, incredible pioneers and leaders in the development of Vieques as unique get away over the years. After their deaths, Penny was joined by her niece Kelly Lennon. Kelly is exceedingly business-like, can be abrupt to the point of being outright rude. I would recommend you deal with Penny on all matters during your stay, it will be that much more pleasant. Hopefully, Kelly will soften her attitude as time passes, or move on to another venture which is more suited to her personality. [Kelly, did you fix the shower yet?] HORSES: As part of Penny's long-time love affair with horses, she maintains land and stables for about 18 horses, almost all of them available for supervised trail rides. All of the horses are rescues, many of them were born on the property. Most are calm, some are a bit more spunky than others. They are all exceedingly well cared for. If you really don't like horses, and the odor of manure, and the sightings of the horses being led from the compound on the rides, consider staying someone else. Reuben heads up the horse riding, cares for the horses with love and care, and has been at SeaGate since the 1980's. He is a awesome guy, full of incredible stories, always with a smile on his face. He is #beyondcool. LOCATION: SeaGate is located at the top of a steep hill, about a 15 minute walk from the plaza in Isabella II. Your rooms will likely look over the Fort, mainlined by the Historic Trust, which you should not miss rising during your stay. Most of the rooms had spectacular views of the ocean, and there was not a day when we did not have rainbows to look at. Note, the road which leads up to SeaGate is, literally, a #hotmess. It is littered with garbage, has abandoned cars without wheels parked on one side. Many dogs roam all of the streets in Vieques (I'll cover this in another review), and this street is no exception. It is safe to walk or drive. The municipalty should be ashamed of the condition of this road, but don't take it out on Seagate! read more

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This is not a luxurious or fancy hotel, but more of a place that feels like home. Penny, the owner, and Kelly her niece, were wonderful during our stay. Kelly sent me a text the night prior to our arrival and offered to pick us up from the dock where the ferry would be dropping us off. I was plesantly surprised at her kindness and felt like we made a new friend upon meeting her. The hotel sits on top of a hill, while not walking distance from the beach, you still get a nice glimpse of the water from the balcony. Our room was clean and cozy with artsy touches here and there. The outside of the hotel has a rustic colorful look. Kelly gave us a map and cirlced all the cool spots on the island for us. We had planned on renting scooters, but she offered us a great deal on an old car that got the job done, and made us blend in with the locals. They have horses on the property, many were rescued by Penny herself. I came to find out she also helped to start the Vieques Humane Society & Animal Rescue. You can book horseback tours with them as well. We decided to take a kayak tour of the biobay and they set us up with a reservation and took care of that while we were out at the beach. Customer service alone gets five stars! For a budget friendly hotel this is a diamond in the rough! read more

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Nothing but great things to say about the management - all very helpful and accommodating. The rooms are homely, bathrooms are super tidy with soaps and candles etc. and they've obviously gone to every effort to make sure there are fridges, microwaves and air conditioners. Fans in both rooms too. BUT - if you are value your sleep, make sure to bring ear plugs. We'd lost ours on the plane, and had to suffer through literally the most excruciating rooster and chicken cacophony... It was actually laughable at one point. Penny was super awesome - I'd really like to recommend her to provide ear plugs to those that need it, because this place truly rocks otherwise. The roosters are the only reason I took away a star. One other thing, I'd recommend avoiding the biobay package, it's managed outside of SeaGate by a guy called DinDin. He overbooked his own tour, and sure enough the police prevented half of us from kayaking. We had to wait an hour and a half in a dark swamp full of Mosquitos to get our turn. And on the drive back our driver had a bottle of rum in one hand and was texting with the other. There are a lot of things we happily deal with, but this kind of pushed our limits and when he stopped to pick up more booze on our 10 minute drive, I almost lost it. Sorry for the rant, but please book with another kayak operator. DinDin doesn't have a TripAdvisor account, and for good reason. Oh and the horse ride with SeaGate was one of the coolest things I've done in my life! read more

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Such a cute gem tucked away in Vieques. The staff was so sweet and treated us like family. Great rustic getaway for those that like something off the beaten path with a bit more adventure. read more

Sea Gate Hotel gives u the feeling like at home. Penny picked us up at Ferry terminal, gave us nice trip advices and helped us arrange time correctly. You can hear the frogs singing at night. We stayed for two nights, and at the end, Penny helped us find the lost sunglass that we left in Bili restaurant when we are rushing to catch the ferry. Definitely recommend this hotel!! read more

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Had the worst customer experience in all of Puerto Rico. One of the owners was so rude to me and it was totally unwarranted. I do not recommend doing business with this establishment. read more

I absolutely loved this place! I would give it six stars if I could. I called up and spoke with Penny. She was very helpful and even arranged a car for me to pick up close to the ferry. Once the reservation was made, I hopped on a boat to Vieques. When I arrived at the hotel, it was like stepping into a different world. The grounds were adorable and there were a few rescue dogs (Penny gets extra points in my book for starting up the Vieques Humane Society) that greeted me and she also had horses (including a baby!). At night, a kitty spent some time on the terrace with me. Can you tell I'm an animal lover? The rooms are very "island" so don't be expecting the Ritz Carlton. My room was well equipped with a king bed, kitchenette and powerful fans that brought in then Vieques breeze at night. I didn't even have to put the air conditioning on, so that was a plus. Just a note, there are roosters that will crow their faces off at 3am. So, prepare. I've stayed in Culebra before so I was ready. read more

This is not a luxury hotel but it is a lovely hotel. It is unique and very quaint. It sits mountaintop next to the Fort Museum with beautiful gardens, ocean views and consists of series of structures with rooms/suites. Most have balconies or patios. The rooms have great air-conditioning, nice linens and are very clean. Keep in mind this is an old property- you're not staying at the Sheraton here. A couple of very sweet dogs will greet you, including one who has her very own book, Miss Fuzzi. There are horses on property and as is typical in Vieques there are roosters.... lots and lots of roosters. The proprietress is just a little quirky but absolutely charming. She provides a generous continental breakfast and good coffee. She offers snorkel gear, boogie boards and beach towels and lots of advice if you want it. We flew in from Ceiba, and our luggage was delayed, Penny picked up our luggage for us while we were on a boat snorkeling tour. There's a small plunge pool and an outdoor shower and she will hold your luggage after checkout so you can continue to enjoy the island. This is without a doubt one of my favorite places to stay in Vieques. read more

I am currently staying at this place while visiting Vieques. It's a small family owned hotel that has small rooms around the property. Kelly was very nice and provided me with a bunch of numbers to call for transportation and even offered my husband and I a ride when none were available. It was really nice staying here and I would recommend it to those coming to visit. read more

We went to Puerto Rico for 6 nights this past March - 5 nights in Old San Juan and 1 night in Vieques, at the SeaGate Hotel. I wish we had stayed more nights here!! Kelly took good care of us on our brief stay. The hotel is very cute and is a great value. - like the previous reviews, it seems more like a cute escape than a hotel. The only downside is that it's not next to the beach, but the amenities are more than enough to overlook this. Our suite had a kitchen, king bed, bathroom, balcony, lounge chairs, and a hammock! For those looking to explore the bio bay / beaches / town, it's a short ride via cabs/vans, at about $3-4 per person. Gorgeous little escape from reality - will definitely stay again on our next visit!! read more

Amazing location, wonderful people, beautiful rooms! We got married in Vieques and our entire wedding party of 16 stayed at the Sea Gate hotel. We couldn't have chosen a better place to stay! Kelly was huge help right from the start, she called all our guests to confirm their stay, arranged for our pick up and drop off, recommended great places to visit and eat. She helped us with all the little things that made our destination wedding perfect. The rooms were clean and well maintained. We stayed at the Captain's quarters and the view from the balcony is breathtaking. Would highly recommend this place for couples as well as groups visiting this gorgeous island. read more

I have stayed at Seagate on three occasions over the last 7 years, and it gets better each time. The staff are dedicated to providing guests with great value in a relaxed setting amid the natural beauty and attractions of this lovely island. Penny, the owner, picks you up at the dock when your ferry arrives, and is a great resouce for information on the varied attractions, restaurants and services available on Vieques...and there's plenty to explore. Fresh fruit, eggs and breads and local coffee are provided for breakfast, served when you are ready. Seagate is compelling for its aesthetics--it blends in harmoniously with its natural surroundings; it feels more like being a guest in someone's home than a hotel. Dogs, cats and horses live quite harmoniously together along with the humans, without becoming intrusive to guests. Having come to Puerto Rico regularly since my childhood, it was wonderful to discover Vieques--like rediscovering the PR I knew as a boy in the 1950's, before the arrival of fast food chains, malls and traffic congestion. Staying at Seagate allows those memories to return...AND still have modern comforts: choice of AC or ceiling fans, WI-FI, full kitchen, king size beds, living room, plus generous balconies with ocean views. Five stars--because it doesn't get better than this for the value and overall experience of caring hospitality. read more

Penny was great , she is. Great with the animals. she even gave us advice how to take care of our cat back home. read more

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Loved this place so much! Unfortunately we only got to stay one night, but we will definitely be coming back again. Seagate Hotel is the quaintest place, and the owner, Penny, is incredibly helpful and knowledgeable about Vieques. It's right up the street from the main town, a 10-15 minute walk, and Penny was nice enough to pick us up and drive us back to the hotel. Breakfast is included, and Penny makes cakes herself, which are delicious. The hotel has resident dogs, roosters, and horses. You can take the horses out for guided tours, where you get to trot on the beach, alongside the setting sun. It's honestly magical. There's also a little pool should you not want to take the 15 minutes to hop down to the beach. We were scheduled to take a tour of the bioluminescent bay, and Penny arranged for a driver to drop us off at the meeting spot. Mosquito Bay was incredible (we recommend Jak's Water Sports tours!!) and we fell totally in love with Vieques. You can tell that Seagate Hotel is a family establishment (Penny's parents founded it and built it from scratch) from the details - the decorations are lovely, the books are eclectic, and everything is taken care of. All in all, Seagate is an incredible experience that allows you to fully appreciate Vieques in all its authentic glory. We will absolutely be coming back for a longer stay! Thanks Penny!! read more

We want to send our best wishes to Penny and everyone else at the Seagate. We hope everyone is ok there after the storm and during the aftermath. We will never forget how beautiful Vieques is and a big part of that was being at The Seagate (Our favorite hotel we've been to, period). We also hope the horses and dogs are in good shape. I also want to apologize for breaking the snorkeling goggles. I'm sure the donation Penny made to the local animal shelter with the goggle money went further and with a lot of love. Good luck in everything. -David and Kristen read more

If you love animals and nature, this is a great place to stay. My boyfriend and I had a 3rd floor suite on top of a hill overlooking the town of Isabel II with a view of the ocean. We had everything we needed - a kitchen, huge bed, private bathroom, balcony with picnic table and lounge chairs, a hammock. Every house on this island has dogs, horses, and roosters, which you can hear at all hours of the day, so be prepared for the animal noises (refreshing for me, as I live in NYC). But you feel very tucked away and safe on the property, which was cleverly designed, adorable and quaint. The staff is helpful and friendly, and you're 10 minutes walking distance from town. My only complaint is that some of the animals did not seem very well cared for. We saw one of the staff wailing on a horse that wouldn't move over, and another horse freaking out when it was tied to a post. The trail ride we went on was too long for such a hot day; the horses seemed overworked and way too thin (I've ridden horses my whole life so I have a standard to compare this to). But seeing as the owner started up the Vieques Humane Society, I'm assuming the rescued animals were probably already in pretty shabby condition. read more

This place is a piece of $hit! It was awful! Homeless dogs, rusty water leaking down the walls, garbage all over the hotel. If you go to Vieques, you're better off staying in a porta potty. Not kidding. What's worse, is they over charged me and now I'm having to go through my credit card company to get a refund. They are crooks and their hotel is awful. read more

Really cute rooms, friendly staff, good views. Not near the beach though, and no pool.. might want to consider staying on the otherside of the island if you are looking for the party or beach access. But great quiet place for families or couples looking to stay some place relaxing. read more

penny is very helpful and saved us from missing a biobay tour. Warning: don't take the cab with the first cab company on the cab phone list. They are HORRIBLE. take cab with Gabe. He is trustworthy and offers fair price. read more

Nice and not that expensive. But the cock crows at very early time and last for long time. Penny is really sweet, she will pick you up at airport of ferry. And the food in this island is really yummy! The bio bay is amazing. Really worth the trip! read more

We traveled here in April of 2015. Penny was kind enough to pick us up from the airport- and her daughter Kelly is sweet. Our room was quaint and pleasant- we had no issues whatsoever. Be wary of the excursions you sign up for. We wanted to horse back ride and signed up for penny's tour. They asked if I had experience and I said yes (stupid me having thought horse camp in 3rd grade qualified). The horse they put me on was aggressive and I ended up having to switch with the tour guide half way through because we just didn't mesh- much to the humor of our tour guide. The tour is breath taking but not for the faint of heart- steep graveled hills and you will gallop if any of the horses in your group decides to take off. Overall- great for thrill seekers but also terrifying. There are lots of animals- we had a cat that actually came into our bedroom a couple of times. It's located on top of a big hill, but we found it close to walk into town each night (about 15 minutes). We signed up for a tour with Din Din to see the bio bay. Him and his nephew were great- and hilarious! I would recommend this place if you are low maintenance and an animal lover. read more

nice view! The owner is nice. The room is big and also we ha be the living room.

Stayed here two nights and did a package deal which included room, biobay tours, and a rental car. You get nice views of forest / ocean from the property, but you are not right on the ocean. Overall property is very nice. Many dogs around so you should be comfortable with animals if you intend to stay here. I found it difficult to deal with the management. We had a complicated package deal (and we added an extra guest after booking). They screwed up some of the charges and room assignment. After a lot of negotiating, things got straightened out, but the process was quite frustrating. I suggest carefully documenting charges and reservation terms as things here are informal and disorganized. The rental car that we received was a small sedan. It worked fine, but couldn't get to the beaches that are accessible only by jeep / four wheel drive. I suggest asking carefully about what type of car comes with any package deal you make and getting the car type in writing. read more

Kelly was awesome - made sure we got to the hotel speedily after we landed from the ferry. If you are expecting a hotel experience like in the states, you will be disappointed. Kelly was the only one that made us feel that we are still in the USA. When I asked for some towels, toothbrush, and toothpaste I got some reluctance from the staff, but not until Kelly said it was okay that we got most of those amenities. I mean come on does it really cost that much to give a toothbrush & toothpaste? But the biggest issue I have about this hotel was when we had to get ready (around 6am) & started to walk out & check out we actually go scolded (by maybe someone named Penny I think) because my 2 year old daughter was too loud because she was so fascinated by the Roosters (No Joke they are loud woke us up at 3AM), The roosters by all accounts was much louder than my daughter. We kept getting shushed (over 5 times) & was told that other people are still sleeping & why on earth were we awake at this time expecting to be checked out? Reason why we were up so early was because we had a ferry ride at 6:30AM to catch. Does this never happen? Ferry rides at 6:30AM seems very common & I would expect people on the island to see people wake up in the wee hours to catch this ferry all the time. She made it sound like we were the first family to ever wake up this early to check out & make a sound. Should we just muffle our daughter up & sneak out? Unacceptable behavior from the staff. read more

Simply amazing. Great room...clean, updated, and comfortable. The layout of these property is fun....there are so many different areas to explore. They have horses on site and the true gem of this hotel is Kelly...our manager. She picked us up from the ferry, helped us locate a rental car, walked us through a map of the island, and was always available to help. I could not recommend this place more highly! read more

Decent place to stay, clean sheets, and washrooms. Close to biobay, and other market place. Good breakfast and welcoming host

We had a great experience at the SeaGate Hotel. Kelly picked us up from the ferry and was super helpful throughout our stay. She even offered to drop us in town when she was doing a grocery run. It's in a beautiful setting and there are lots of sweet dogs running around the grounds. Would definitely recommend the SeaGate if you're in Vieques. read more

Really enjoyed our brief stay at this hotel. Penny very helpfully picked us up from the ferry station since the inn is pretty far up the hill. Being that far up has it's advantages though - like soaking in the sweeping ocean views while relaxing in the hammock outside the room! The rooms were very comfortable. Breakfast was pretty basic but I was really excited they had almond milk in addition to the usual dairy variety (rare for any inn, but especially in Puerto Rico!). We also booked a bio bay tour through them which was handy because they pick you up for the tour right at the inn - not in a tour bus kind of way though as that particular night we were the only ones on the tour! Recommended. They have horses there on property so the next day we booked a horseback ride with them - also recommended! Only drawback is the roosters. They are terribly loud and start at about 2am so make sure you bring some really solid earplugs!! I didn't deduct a star for that though because I suspect that is an issue everywhere on the island. read more

Definitely recommend it. Great place to disconnect, feel the peace, and enjoy the beautiful surroundings Penny is terrific and she will make sure you are OK. She can arrange for transportation (I got picked up at the airport) and hook you up with a rental car if you wish. Great dogs, horses on the premise. Hot water, cute rooms. read more

Seagate Hotel was a fantastic addition to our stay in Vieques for two nights on our honeymoon. Penny was such a big help and gave us all the info we needed to rent a scooter and get around the island to the best spots. She even picks you up from the ferry and brings you into the hotel, which is about a 10 minute drive. (Don't let the rickety old van scare you -- the hotel is meticulously taken care of and is a great value for the area.) We chose the Biobay tour special which allowed us to experience that famous part of the island as well. We loved our room (we stayed in #6) that was up a few flights of stairs but then had a great view overlooking the town and ocean in the distance. Some of the reviews are definitely right... if you are a light sleeper you will definitely get woken up by the roosters at the crack of dawn, but we didn't mind the authenticity of the environment (it is an island in the Caribbean, after all). Highly recommended! read more

What an unexpected delight! They pick you up at the ferry, arrange for biological tours aka kayaking, horseback riding, a rental car, etc. all at NO EXTRA CHARGE!!! Of course we saw plenty of domesticated animals like their healthy, happy horses, ADORABLE rescued dogs (fall in love with one of them and the local humane society makes it easy to adopt one into your family and fly back with a new furry family member), and the handsome roosters that crow at the crack of the beautiful sunrise. But even better than that, the hotel is like it's own ecosystem, complete with lizards and birds of all shapes and sizes (we saw the BIGGEST Iguana we've ever seen just meandering trough the horse paddock)... The rooms are secluded and very private, but still have the little luxuries like microwaves, fridges, cool bottled water, air conditioning, and clean, comfy beds and showers. I hate to say this because I LOVE the Marriott, but this place was BETTER than the Marriott on the main island. Note: this is good for people who like adventure more than luxury. Don't go here if you're a snotty princess and can't handle bumpy roads or the more authentic side of island life!!! read more

Loved staying here!!! Penny and her staff were so friendly and accommodating to all your needs!! Definitely staying here next time!!

This place is awesome! Penny and Kelly made my boyfriend and i feel right at home, They helped us plan our adventures while in vieques. Everything in the room worked, and we had our own little patio area, Our room was right by the horses they keep there which we really loved. There are animals all over the island, dogs, cats, lizards, but especially roosters. The roosters will wake you up in the morning, which again, we loved. Keep in mind that if you're looking for any kind of ritz, you won't really find it on this island (unless you go to the W but then i think you miss out of the real life of the island). Everyone on the island is SO friendly and inviting. read more

My wife and I were on our honeymoon vacation and chose to go to Seagate Hotel on their Getaway Special, which included two nights, a bio bay tour and horseback riding for 2. As it turned out, we were upgraded to the Captain's Room, which was spacious, well kept and had a beautiful view! Penny and Kelly greeted us at the ferry, showed us around the grounds and provided us with a great overview of the island- including maps, taxi cab numbers, scooter rental info and restaurant recommendations. The Bio Bay tour was amazing, for this Seagate partners with Din Din tours who is also locally owned, Din Din provided a very private and relaxing tour- which from speaking to other guests we learned that other guides bring out much larger groups which takes away from the experience. Seagate provides the horseback riding tours in house, our guide Raul brought us out for two hours (double what we paid for) and showed us great views, brought us along the coast, took our picture, told us about many native trees/fruits and was just genuinely friendly and enjoyable to be with. A free breakfast was provided each day which covered all essentials nicely. Overall an amazing experience and a perfect place to stay on the island of Vieques. read more

We had to come in on the earliest ferry because the 9am was full. Penny is SO nice, she picked us up anyway, very early in the am! which we appreciated very much because getting a chance to sleep a bit that morning before starting our day really made the difference. I dont think we would have enjoyed exploring Vieques as much if we hadnt decided to spend the night (originally it was going to just be a day trip). Which leads me to the other thing i loved about the hotel, even though its a small hotel and we booked last minute, the whole check in & check out process was smooth, our room was ready the minute we arrived! Parking was easy, the breakfast and coffee were great and the resident dog was so sweet=) Also great view from hotel. My only regret is that we did not stay longer...I think we would definitely like to come back, more time is needed to explore vieques and also the hotel grounds. Thank you Penny and staff! read more