Puerto Rico - where to stay
Oct 30th, 2011, 12:47 PM
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Puerto Rico - where to stay
We're thinking of going to Puerto Rico for a week this winter. We want a beautiful white sand beach, nice resort and pool area and would like to be close enough to a variety of resaurants to be able to walk to them. Suggestions on area of PR to look or specific resorts would be great!
Oct 31st, 2011, 01:56 AM
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Marriott.com Stellaris bidding hotwire priceline $99 last
Join preferred guest club for free upgrades to best available
beaches are browner due to river run off head over to
magenspoint.com or maho.org Westin St. John bid priceline.com
for sugar white beach.Better casinos in PR
Happy Hunting!
Join preferred guest club for free upgrades to best available
beaches are browner due to river run off head over to
magenspoint.com or maho.org Westin St. John bid priceline.com
for sugar white beach.Better casinos in PR
Happy Hunting!
Oct 31st, 2011, 01:57 AM
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Hotwire is showing a 3.5 star hotel in San Juan for Dec 11 to Dec 14 at $99. Icons are Near Beach, Fitness Center, Pool, Restaurants, Business Center, Laundry ...
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What is your budget and how far are you willing to go? I think both Grand Cayman ( though it can be pricey) and Aruba ( not as pricey) certainly fit your desire for a white sand beach within walking distance of restaurants,etc. better than most of Puerto Rico, although I have not yet visited Vieques. Good luck!
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We LOVE Puerto Rico, but if you are looking for powder white sand and crystal clear blue water, it's not that island.
Now, Culebra and Vieques will fit those requirements, but there are no mega-resorts like you describe.
You might want to do some studying and make sure that PR is what you're seeking.
Now, Culebra and Vieques will fit those requirements, but there are no mega-resorts like you describe.
You might want to do some studying and make sure that PR is what you're seeking.
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