Hotels in Puerto Rico

If you seek to get wild during your visit to Puerto Rico, San Juan is a great fit. When the sun goes down, crowds gather in this bustling city, creating a thrilling nightlife atmosphere. The city's nightlife scene is ideal for digging into savory Puerto Rican and Caribbean cuisines. Some of the must-try dishes include mofongo, pasteles, and octopus salad. For the best nightlife experience in the city, consider exploring the Calle San Sebastian neighborhood, San Juan's nightlife hotspot. The neighborhood is packed with restaurants, bars, and clubs, with must-visits spread throughout the community. If you enjoy street celebrations, head to La Placita de Santurce and party all night. La Placita is a classic Farmers' Market by day, which converts into a blazing outdoor club as the night kicks in, loaded with live music, fantastic restaurants, dancing joints, and late-night pubs. To stay near the nightlife action in San Juan, consider finding the best hotels in Puerto Rico within downtown San Juan, such as Sheraton Old San Juan Hotel.

Old San Juan brings history to life, featuring various historical architecture and museums that exhibit the island's rich heritage and culture. Visit Museo de San Juan for an art adventure that narrates Puerto Rican history through creative artworks and interactive exhibits. You will need to pay a cheap entrance fee to explore the museum, and the museum is busiest between March and June. Another must-visit heritage site in the city is the Castillo San Felipe del Morro, a 16th-century fortress nestled in San Juan Bay. The fortress was built to impede sea attacks and features tunnels, prison cells, and barracks. San Germán, the island's second-oldest city, is another hub for history and cultural exploration, featuring Spanish colonial architecture. One of the exciting historical highlights in the city is the Porta Coeli, one of the oldest religious structures in the country. The church features a museum open to the public, displaying religious artifacts, such as statues and images of saints. The museum experiences swarms during the warmer months of March to September.

January is the least expensive month to stay in Puerto Rico, with an average price of £43 per night. That price is significantly cheaper than the most expensive month, April.

Our users tend to visit San Juan more often than any other city when travelling to Puerto Rico.

Our data shows that hotel rooms in Rio Grande are about 25% more expensive on average than hotel rooms in the rest of Puerto Rico, with a nightly rate of £211.

The least expensive city in Puerto Rico to stay in is San Juan. With an average rate of £25 per night, San Juan is about 68% less expensive than other cities in Puerto Rico.