3 Top Notch Resorts to Indulge in Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Resorts

Regardless of what’s going on with Puerto Rico’s economy, tourism may still be bustling. Puerto Rico has a desirous mix of history, culture, and raw natural beauty. Add into the mix intriguing architecture and plenty of sizzling night life and you’ve got yourself the perfect vacation destination. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect time to visit or maybe you’ve been saving up for this exact moment, there may be no better time than now to take a trip to the enchanting isle of Puerto Rico. And if you are going to go, why not go big?

There are 3 top notch resorts to indulge in while visiting Puerto Rico.

 

Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

If you are looking for place that offers plenty of space, look no further than the Dorado Beach Ritz-Carlton Reserve. The rooms are mighty spacious as well as the grounds. The intriguing part of this facility lies within its historical background. A once 1400 acre sugar plantation, it was reinvented in the 1950s by none other than the Rockefellers themselves into this glorious venue.

A few years ago, the hotel opened after a $342 million – yes, that’s right – $342 million renovation. That’s a lot of remodeling. There are more than 100 rooms, some expansive residences and stand-alone villas for you to choose.

If golf is your thing, you are in luck because not only do they have one golf course, they have three by none other than Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Imagine teeing off with the gorgeous scenery and settings that only Puerto Rico can offer. It might just be hard to keep your eye on the ball.

What makes this resort one-of-a-kind is how it incorporates and preserves the natural beauty that is Puerto Rico with its beautiful walking trails named after Rockefeller himself that lead you through a winding rain forest ending up at the pristine beach.

This resort has plenty of room for families and welcomes them with all types of activities and programs to make everyone happy.

 

El Conquistador, Waldorf Astoria

There are two main benefits of staying at the El Conquistador, Waldorf Astoria. One is in its popularity with families and the other is that it is located in Fajardo. Fajardo has so much to offer from the glowing blue water of Bioluminescent Bay at night to a visit to nearby rain forests and beaches.

If you are a family and looking for a more economical alternative to some of the more expensive resorts without letting go of all the amenities, El Conquistador is a great place for families. You can stay in the main resort or in Las Casitas Village. Las Casitas Village is like a little mini-village all its own with the service you would expect and the extra amenities you deserve, like its three separate pool areas.

There’s no loss of extras here at this resort. You can enjoy delicious meals at the cafes and restaurants, pop into the spa for some luxurious treatment or explore the 100 acre private island as if it were your own. El Yunque rain forest and the Coqui Water Park are nearby, which make it perfect for families with kids.

 

The St Regis Bahia

Another great locale for families with kids, the St. Regis Bahia is located nearby the rainforest. Set on a coconut plantation with miles of exquisite beaches with one of the best kids clubs there is, the St. Regis has something for everyone.

Wander into the spa, play a round of golf or two and enjoy first-class cuisine by renowned chefs after a day by the well-known and well-loved curvaceous pool. The rooms are stately and the suites are ocean front for those who just can’t get enough of Puerto Rico’s beaches.

With any one of these three resorts, you are sure to have a top-notch vacation experience with these as your home base.

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