No toilet paper, soap or paper towels in the men's room at 7:30 am! Late day, maybe...first thing…read morein the morning, that is ridiculous! Tell the people checking us in for the boats, "ok will let them know". So basically...we don't care and will do nothing about it

A lot of people complain about the ferry itself... I have no gripes with the actual ferry as it is…read moredirt cheap and no frills. The parking lot, however, is one of the worst experiences in Puerto Rico, and it alone makes me never want to take the ferry again. It took, no exaggeration, an hour to pay to leave the parking lot as you get eaten alive by insects (you have to stand on line to pay, and then get in your car and wait in a line of cars to leave). There is one single machine that the 300+ passengers of the ferry have to all line up to use. The parking only cost $5 for the day, but I would have gladly paid $50 for the privilege of skipping the line. Then after you finally get to pay, you wait another 15 minutes in a line of cars to leave the lot. In summary: Worst. Parking Lot. Ever. Avoid it at all costs. Here's a video review I did about Cuelbra, Puerto Rico , though: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijCNgS2ARyY

Nice counter person at air flamenco. Not busy at all in end of November on a Saturday in 2024.read more

Very small airport, easy in easy out. Clean facilities (PR standards) with adequate island hopping…read moreairlines. There are only vending machines and no air conditioning so come accordingly. Only complaint is there are no benches outside at pickup area. This is imperative post covid, especially when taxis tend to be on "island time". Sat on the curb & battled ants while waiting for my ride. It is $8.50/day to park & the lot closes & locks at 6 or 7pm (also island time).

This is a pop-up restaurant in true St. John USVI season. The Lumberyard consisted of a few tables…read morethat is laid out in front of the kitchen which is the shipping container that looks like a food truck. The whole dance of the line inside that kitchen while they prepped your meal, was the heart of this experience. The Chef comes and serves your plate, knowing the flavors that culminate in this orchestrated presentation of taste. Every bite of the WAHU fresh catch was an experience on its own. It was my birthday dinner and it was perfect. Coming into both the desserts, we had a party of 4 and we all shared the bites. I had an Espresso Martini and this was phenomenal, the size of it was in a Margarita. The ambiance is laid back, server was attentive and well spoken. The choices of the menu were well described and offered. Lighting is amazing and reservations are definitely needed. Parking available in the outside lot.

There is not a more convenient location to park on Saint John. Easy to pay with your phone and you…read moredo not need to interact with anyone. Simply scan the QR code and go!

We waiting in along line just to get into the city and I think everyone was trying to get to this…read moreparking lot. It took about 40 minutes to wind through a few streets of the city and when we got here, they were not letting people in saying it was full, but we could see that there were plenty of open spots. What a waste of time! We ended up parking a bit out of town for free and walking in. Yes, this lot is cheap and big, but it just didn't work out for us and it would have been nice to know why they weren't letting people in and or not wait 40 minutes to get there. My tip for parking when visiting Old San Juan is to park early in your journey into the city and walk. Don't drive through the whole thing at a snail's pace just to be turned away at the parking lot with lots of open spaces.

The people who let you in are jerks. Threatened to call police for cueing, even though there were…read moreother cars cued behind us. Said we had to leave.

Outdoor mall catering to cruise ship passengers. The majority of stores are the same you'd see at…read moreany cruise port but there are a few local businesses. Loved the Free Little Library. Will bring some books for it the next time I'm here. Standard cruise port store pricing. Exceptions are the grocery store and Chinese restaurant. Helpful employees.

This shopping plaza is right by the cruise ship dock. It has a mix of jewelry stores, souvenir…read moreshops, and places to grab food. the vibe is relaxed and easy to walk around. I noticed some of the souvenir prices were slightly cheaper than what I saw at a nearby beach, so it's a good place to pick things up without overpaying. Overall, this is a good safe stop to shop for souvenirs before heading back to your ship.

Parking is 2 blocks from Fortaleza and everything is right across the street. Restaurants and bars…read moreand sightseeing .

The place says it was open and you get there and they were closed. Never go there again. I had to…read morepark in the street and have someone drive an hour there to pick up my car.

Miércoles 16 de julio de 2025. Gestión en el área de Santurce buscando estacionamiento encontré…read moreeste sin saberlo. Es en los bajo del edifico 1519 donde hay una sucursal del First Bank. Son como dos pisos hacia abajo el estacionamiento de un edificio multipisos. Nada estacione en el piso más bajo, todo lo demás estaba lleno. Realize mi gestión. El pago es atraves de una máquina. Luego tiene 15 minutos para salir.

I am not sure if you have to pay for parking here or if it is free but there was plenty of open…read moreparking in the lot while we were there. One of the main reasons to post was all of the art work that was in the parking lot.

Tour guide, Anna Monica Villa, lead us up and down Step Streets like little mountain goats. Her…read morefriendships with neighbors and businesses ensured special access to historic villas, renovated historic hotels and inside the Government House. We learned about St. Thomas history, culture, foliage, and architecture. We ended at a fantastic Italian Restaurant--Virgilios. It was a perfect way to spend our day in Charlotte Amalia! Thank you, Anna Monica.

It's iconic! It may not be a big deal for someone living here, but that view of the harbor when…read morewalking up or down is absolutely stunning. It's way better in person than in pictures. Our walking tour started from Blackbeard's Castle. Fortunately, it is much easier walking down than up. They've added more sturdy hand rails which makes it so much safer. It had been closed for a while due to ongoing structural repairs. The Danes constructed it some time in the 1700s. The steps were needed to get from the harbor to the higher parts of Government Hill. The bricks come from the ballast used to balance the weight of cargo in the hull of merchant ships. Many Caribbean structures and even some cities on the US coastal mainland were built with these yellow bricks. They did a good job restoring it while keeping its historical look. It's a cool local experience that shouldn't be missed. A highly recognized landmark in Charlotte Amalie.

If you can find parking here go for it! Better than driving around and around. Plus you will be…read morewalking distance to all of El Viejo San Juan's glory.

Covadonga has good parking rates in Old San Juan and the garage is relatively easy to navigate. I…read morelike how the floors are not only numbered but also color coded so you can remember where you parked in multiple ways. For example, three is the avocado colored floor and four is the orange colored floor. If the elevators and the automated pay machines functioned a bit better, this place could be four stars. However, multiple times I've seen the elevator stuck and the pay machines malfunction. Try to park on the lowest possible floor in case of elevator drama. Conveniently located near lots of OSJ attractions. Cash only. There are occasionally some homeless people milling about the pedestrian walkways but they are not aggressive, just looking for some change.