Tres Palmas Inn in San Juan

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  Alex Tomaszewski

  :: 25 May 2018 08:49:23

  Great location, and even better inn! The staff is very accommodating and has all the amenities you need. I highly reccomend this quaint, cozy inn right on the beach. Loving San Juan!

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  Nailah Orr

  :: 08 April 2018 07:50:55

  THE BEST way to be right next to the ocean and in PR. Amazing staff. Will go again. Just know that some amenities may still be an issue. Restaurants and grocery store within 1 mile walking distance. THE BEST staff!

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  Shelby Taylor

  :: 21 March 2018 07:04:37

  The staff was great and they offered anything you might need like beach towels, chairs, bikes even sold beer. The rooms were nice but could use a paint but overall I would go back. The beach across the street is small but not very busy. The hotel is in walking distance or a short drive from several places to eat.

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  Mandi Carbo

  :: 13 March 2018 10:50:35

  It's close to the airport. Right across from the beach. I didn't like the fact that our room wasn't fully stocked with enough towels and the water went out for about 8 hours which wasn't that big of a deal. For what it is, it's a gem of a hotel. It's centrally located so anywhere you go in San Juan is going to be a short ride away. The rooftop view is amazing and we enjoyed breakfast there each day. They have a continental breakfast that provided just what we needed. We enjoyed our stay and look forward to returning again one day. Minus one star for no functioning jacuzzi, if it warmed up then we would have enjoyed more time on the rooftop terrace with the beautiful view of the water and enjoyed listening to the waves crash.

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  George Preoteasa

  :: 03 March 2018 00:14:40

  Charming place that needs work. I liked the several covered areas where you can read or sip coffee or rum, in particular, the rooftop one with ocean view. The ocean is across the street, a nice place to walk of jog. They sell Madalla beer ($3 for a can) and wine at the reception. The rooms seem to have been added in time, there is no structure, but that's part of the charm, it's not a typical hotel. Now, why do I say it needs work. There are some signs the place was damaged by the 2017 hurricane, though things were fixed. However, in our room (#11, I believe) water was sipping through the (grouted) spaces between floor tiles, so we had to deal with a puddle. There were some paint chips left on the hairdryer holder. The bathroom is small, the sink is in your face when sitting on the toilet. Still, other guests to whom we talked did not have these problems and seemed happy, so maybe we were just unlucky. Would I go again? Yes, but I would try to get the room on the second floor, by the rooftop terrace.