Top Hotels Near Museo de Vida Silvestre in San Juan from AU$226

"Convenient and comfortable "

"Cleanliness is very good. The view of the ocean was great. The location worked well. Parking was a bit tricky to find the correct parking garage. It involves a quick right that isn't readily noticeable. GPS coordinates takes you past the correct self parking garage by 300-400 meters. I arrived on a Sunday at 3:35pm. The waiting area had about 20 people waiting to check in. The staff initially said check in is at 4pm. I asked if the room would be ready at 4pm or if more time would be required. It was then revealed the hotel had been completely booked since Thursday and maybe an additional hour to be sure the room was ready. Okay, It's a busy time of year; we had a car. We returned at 5:30pm; lobby had cleared and the room was ready. I noticed about 90 minutes later the room phone was not working. I called the hotel from my mobile number. Went through the automation promos. The phone rang 4 times and then there was a pick up and immediately human up. Happened twice. Hmm... At 9:30pm, I went to pull the covers back to find there was nothing to pull back. There was only a non-fitted sheet on the bed. I went to the front desk to request bed linen and report the phone issue. It was about an hour B4 the linens were brought to the room I recognize ocean air"s salt is damaging to materials. There were a few rusty thing in the room, lamp shade microwave and the back of the toilet. Upkeep may be as omewhat slow."

"Great place. Very walkable. The beach is very small and also the general public. Only thing I would complain about is the 1 wonky elevator "

"absolutely wonderful. Clean property. Breakfast is wonderful. Highly recommend this property, location, pool, everything was perfect"

"Absolutely gorgeous hotel with outstanding service! Close to everything, excellent restaurants right in the hotel. Truly a 5 star resort! "

"I have been a guest at the Caribe Hilton several times. My first stay there was over 20 years ago as my children were young. I still find some of the staff that worked there then. Things have definitely changed, but let’s start with the positives: dining is top notch and guest service staff as well. The beach, garden and outdoors were immaculate and breathtaking. My recent stay, however, left me wondering if I’ll return. The prices per night have skyrocketed (I dont lnow how they can legally rack up so many fees!). Our stay without food was over $900 a night. The rooms are decaying to the point that the mattress had his and hers sulci… lol! Housekeeping staff is essentially absent; I asked for towels on my second day and these never arrived. We had to take the trash to the lobby and add it to and already overflowing bin at the lobby of the Wave wing. Five hours later, we returned to the wing and the trash bin had turned into piles. Not once I was offered a room cleaning, even when I inquired about it, They said sure but no one showed up. The toiletries on the largebottles smelled rancid. The security person at the pool on day 3 of my stay was speaking on his cell phone and ranting obscenities in Spanish… not pleasant to hear and no one to supervise… the place is in skeleton crew and staff looks super overworked particularly at Nectar during morning hours. Overall, I felt as if I was staying at an overpriced air bnb. They should broadcast it as such. "

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"I recently stayed at the San Juan Marriott Stellaris Hotel & Casino and would give it an overall rating of three stars. It’s a solid property in a great location, but there are a few things worth noting depending on what kind of experience you’re looking for. The hotel advertises a children’s pool, which naturally led me to believe there would also be a separate adults-only pool. That isn’t the case. While there are two pools, they connect, and the entire area is open to guests of all ages. If you’re expecting a quiet adults-only space, you won’t find one here. The overall vibe is lively and social rather than serene. There is also a swim-up bar where guests gathered for activities like bingo, which actually looked like a lot of fun and added to the energetic atmosphere. The atmosphere felt more lively and party-oriented, especially in the afternoons when the music becomes extremely loud — louder than necessary, in my opinion. On the positive side, the beach setup was very nice. Staff members help you set up chairs, towels, umbrellas, and a small table wherever you’d like along the beach, which was a lovely touch and made the experience feel more upscale. The room itself was a decent size and perfectly fine, though nothing particularly special. There were a couple of maintenance issues: the sliding bathroom door was difficult to operate and actually came off its track at one point (though to their credit, maintenance fixed it very quickly). The sliding glass patio door als"

"The staff was Fantastic!"