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The east coast has a wide variety of lodgings, from small inns and guesthouses in the mountains to large, lavish resorts along the coast. Government-approved paradores are also available. Often translated as "country inns," paradores offer affordable Puerto Rican hospitality and the cozy comforts of home outside the San Juan metro area. These small, privately owned properties are usually quite picturesque and found throughout the island's interior and more remote coastal towns. If you wish to get away from it all with a neatly packaged trip, eastern Puerto Rico has some of the island's top resorts: the St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort and El Conquistador, a Waldorf Astoria Resort. You’ll also find extensive facilities and services at large, self-contained complexes like the Wyndham Grand Río Mar and the Gran Meliá, making the list of regional offerings more than complete.
This is an adults-only property with balconies overlooking the ocean and eco-friendly amenities. They have coffee and snacks in the lobby every morning and pool on-site. Rooms are basic but clean. Playa Fortuna is within walking distance and the Luquillo kiosks are also nearby.
