View of a luxury private villa in Royal Isabela.
Resorts
If you're into incredible pools, gorgeous beaches, delicious cuisine, and superb service, Puerto Rico's resorts will surely exceed your expectations.
Puerto Rico has made smart use of its resort facilities in a way that highlights the natural beauty of the Island—from sprawling oceanfront resorts on exquisite beaches to properties tucked away in more remote, forested locations. Whether you seek stunning views, luxurious spas, or world-class golf, Puerto Rico’s resorts are ready to give you the royal treatment.
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5 Resorts in Puerto Rico with Unique Wellness Experiences
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Best Resorts in Puerto Rico
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Hotels
Puerto Rico has more than 130 hotels around the Island that are ready to welcome you.
You'll be nestled in the base of El Yunque National Forest when you stay at the majestic Rainforest Inn in Río Grande.
Paradores and Small Inns
Discover local gems and friendly service at our charming paradores, inns, and guesthouses.
Vacation Rentals
Whether you're traveling with family or friends, find all the conveniences of home.
The Rainforest Inn is Río Grande's quaint mountain hideaway.
Bed & Breakfasts
Mi casa es su casa is the motto that motivates the families who manage bed and breakfasts in Puerto Rico.
In the heart of Old San Juan is the impressive El Convento Hotel.
Historic Hotels and Resorts in Puerto Rico
Travel back in time to another era without sacrificing modern comforts.
Beachside fun and relaxation await at Copamarina Beach Resort & Spa.
Top Beachside Accommodations in Puerto Rico
Discover the best oceanfront resorts in Puerto Rico and enjoy some beach time.
No passport needed for U.S. travelers
Since Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States, American citizens and permanent residents don't need a passport to travel to the Island. However, they must always travel with a valid ID, such as driver license or a state ID card.
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