Our place is in the heart of beautiful Old San Juan, steps from the cruise ship port, historic sights, and nightlife. The airport and Central San Juan are very close. You’ll love our "Colonial Beauty" because of its great location, high ceilings, coziness, and views. The apartment is both family-friendly and great for large groups.
The space
We invite you to experience all that Puerto Rico offers and get to know our culture and our people. Fall in love with Old San Juan! This property will offer you and your group infinite stories to cherish and enjoy. Let yourself be seduced by the waves and breezes of our surrounding beautiful beaches. Intrigued and charmed by our culture and tradition. Dazzled by our exciting nightlife. It’s no wonder that San Juan has become one of the preferred locations for destination in the world.
Our property dates back hundreds of years and retains many of its original features—including the floors, ceiling beams, and other architectural details. While we’ve added modern conveniences for comfort, much of the house remains in its antique condition, offering a truly authentic and historic experience. Please note that some elements may reflect the age of the property, contributing to its rustic and timeless atmosphere.
Our beautiful property will provide one of the best experiences ever! We look forward to welcoming you!
Guest access
You'll have access to the entire apartment except for the balcony.
Other things to note
There are so many things to do in Puerto Rico!
Places to visit:
a) La Fortaleza (Official Governor's Residence).
b) El Capitolio (Capitol Building of Puerto Rico).
c) La Catedral de San Juan (San Juan Cathedral).
d) The Capilla del Cristo (Cristo Chapel); built in the 18th century (1753).
e) The Teatro Tapia (Tapia Theater) was built in 1832, one of the oldest theaters in the Western Hemisphere, was named for Alejandro Tapia y Rivera, the famous Puerto Rican playwright.
f) The Alcaldia (San Juan's City Hall), construction started in 1602 and completed in 1789.
g) Castillo de San Cristóbal (San Cristóbal Fort).
h) El Morro. A 16th-century citadel. San Felipe del Morro was named in honor of King Phillip II.
i) Fuerte San Gerónimo (San Gerónimo Fort); built on the opposite end of San Juan to strengthen the city's defenses.
j) Puerta de San Juan (San Juan Gate); built in the late 1700s.
k) Barrachina - Birthplace of the Original Piña Colada; 104 Fortaleza St., Old San Juan.
l) The Yunque Rain Forest.
m) Food kiosks in Luquillo beach area, Luquillo beach.
n) The Observatory in Arecibo (northwest of the island).
Must try foods:
a) Quesitos. One of the most popular pastries of Puerto Rico. The cheese is whipped with vanilla, eggs, and sugar. The cheese can also be whipped with guava, papaya and other tropical fruit preserves.
b) Bacalaitos.
c) Marinated octopus – you can ask for marinated carrucho (like a big shell).
d) Alcapurrias are gound beef filled, fried fritters made from a mixture of grated yautía (taro root) and green bananas.
e) Mofongo with carne frita (fried pork meat with Mofongo-which is plantains).
f) Must have beer “Medalla.”
g) Coconut water with a pionono (a stuffed ripped plantain with meat).
h) Rice and beans cooked together, chicken wings and salad (lettuce tomatoes and avocado).
i) Stuffed mofongo with lobster-delicious!! Also served with fish, shrimp, etc.
j) Pig on a stick – Lechón (cooked pork) and morcillas (intestines of the pig cleaned and stuffed back with blood and/or blood and white rice). Doesn’t sound enticing, but they are delicious!
k) Marinated carrucho – the inside of the conch or the snail.
l) Yuca al ajillo (marinated with olive oil, onions, some whole black pepper and salt).
m) Sorullitos de Maiz – they are fried and really good!
n) Arroz con Habichuelas – the everyday meal, be sure to add any meat.
Let our staff know your preferences and we’ll make sure to assist you during your visit.
