Cheap hotels in San Juan
San Juan, Puerto Rico’s capital, combines colorful colonial Old San Juan with beach neighborhoods like Condado and Isla Verde. US citizens do not need a passport to visit.
San Juan, Puerto Rico’s capital, combines colorful colonial Old San Juan with beach neighborhoods like Condado and Isla Verde. US citizens do not need a passport to visit.
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San Juan is a major cruise homeport and port of call, with ships docking along the waterfront of Old San Juan.
Historic streets, forts and the cruise piers.
Beachfront hotels, restaurants and nightlife.
Beach resorts near the airport.
A quieter beach neighborhood with guesthouses.
A boutique hotel in a 17th-century former convent in Old San Juan.
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December–April is dry and peak season; summer and fall are cheaper, and hurricane season runs June–November.
No — Puerto Rico is a US territory, so US citizens can travel with a valid ID.
Old San Juan is closest to the piers; Condado is a short drive with beach hotels.
Yes — it is close to the airport and has beachfront hotels.