Top Hotels Near Edificio Comunidad de Orgullo Gay de Puerto Rico in San Juan from NZ$214

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"We had an excellent stay. Staff all friendly, service was great. The free breakfast and free happy hour drinks were a nice touch.Pool was relaxing."

"Hotel on 4th gloor in hospital. Restaurants within walking distance. Beds comfy and air conditioner cool."

"There were no individual parkings as stated only off street, the internet never worked and there was no hot water. I had to leave early as i had a 7 yr old and the facilities were not appropriate. Very disappointing. "

"Hotel suited our needs for a 2 night stay before a cruise. Clean room and bathroom. Air conditioning worked in our room and we had hot water. Hotel is in an urban, artsy area, check out the murals in the area. We walked to a nearby restaurant and did not feel unsafe. . The patio on the 3rd floor is great for reading and watching the sunset. Property has parking in the back. Front desk staff was very helpful. No elevator so be prepared to carry your luggage up the stairs. It was easynfor us to drive from the hotel to Old San Juan and to El Yunque National Forest. "

"Cuarto cómodo y limpio. Baño espacioso y bien limpio. Camas cómodas para dormir. Hotel céntrico. "

"I had an amazing stay in Puerto Rico and couldn’t have asked for a better host! From the moment I arrived, everything was smooth, welcoming, and well-organized. The host was incredibly responsive, kind, and always available to help with anything I needed, whether it was recommendations or quick questions. The place itself was spotless, comfortable, and exactly as described—if not better. It had everything I needed for a relaxing and enjoyable stay, and the location was perfect for exploring the beauty of Puerto Rico. I especially appreciated the little details that made the experience feel special and personal. Overall, this was a 5-star experience. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Puerto Rico. Thank you for such a wonderful stay!"

"For a couple interested in experiencing the real daily life in Puerto Rico."

"The room was a bed and a folding chair, with only one electrical outlet. The bathroom had an empty socket where a bulb should go. The neighborhood was full of trash, and the room was above a bar that played very loud music. I am surprised that this is allowed to operate as a room for rent."