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, San Juan, Puerto Rico; 787-625-6000.This adult-only boutique hotel is located on the ocean in the heart of the Condado section of San Juan. It offers spectacular ocean views from many of the rooms. The restaurant, Social, has indoor and outdoor seating and Puerto Rican cuisine; there’s also a coffee shop, Detox, where guests can buy coffee or juice shots.
The ocean is just steps beyond the deck, which features an infinity pool and cabanas and chaise lounges. The hotel can arrange kayaking in the front yard lagoon, and excursions such as zip lining in the mountains, snorkeling, scuba diving, deep sea fishing, and tours of Old San Juan.Reader Exclusive” package includes an 18 percent discount off the best available rate plus a $25 food and beverage credit. From theValid for stays through August 31, 2023.
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