A giant casino, if gambling is your things. A full fledged mall if you want to do some shopping. Two full clubs (the lavish Brava and smaller Rose) if you need to dance. This hotel really has it all.
Great scenic site, even if you don't want to pay to go in to the museum.
Claims, along with the Hilton Caribe, to be the birthplace of the Piña Colada. Not sure there's is better than the Hilton's, but it's definitely easier to get to.
A nice tapas restaurant right in the heart of Old San Juan. Be sure to get some sangria!
While it requires a little bit of a hike to get there, swimming in these natural pools below the water falls is a treat.
San Juan's premier art museum. It's a beautiful building, and the collection is always growing. It sculpture garden is stunning.
Not really a beer garden, but the bar features an extensive selection of beers is a charming local setting.
Beautiful historic hotel. It boasts several bars and restaurants, definitely worth a visit if only to have a drink in the heart of Old San Juan.
Very much a dive bar, but it's location and cheap beers make it a good stop during a nighttime bar crawl in Old San Juan.
Pricy, but well worth it. One of the best restaurants in Puerto Rico. Their "pegao bites" are amazing.
Great bartenders. The bar features a great view over the Caribe Hilton's secluded beach.
While bars, clubs and restaurants open and close all of the time in Puerto Rico, Brava remains constant. Good music and drinks, plus a certain charm ensure that it remains Puerto Rico's premier club
The name could not be more apt. The bar has an extensive beer list, and is open late. A good late night spot.
Great sandwiches. A good spot for a bite to eat for breakfast, lunch, or a bite after the beach.
Condado's reigning nightlife hotspot. Open very late, and boasts great late night partying.
Now that La Bombonera is no more, this is one of the best places to get a mallorca and coffee in Old San Juan.
