Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU): Approximate driving time is 15 minutes and distance is 5.5 miles.

Taxis and rental cars can be used to travel from the airport. Using complimentary buses and taxis to visit Old San Juan is recommended, as streets are narrow and congested, with both street parking spaces and parking garages hard to locate.

Morton's of Chicago - Branch of famous steak house chain featuring prime-grade beef. Open for dinner.

Rotisserie Il Giardino - Air-conditioned dining room with high, skylighted dome ceiling. Adjacent low-ceiling, wood-paneled bar. Lunch and dinner menu featuring Northern Italian cuisine.

Palmeras - Multi-level dining room with pool/ocean views. Semi-circular booths, yellow-and-white linens. Buffet and á la carte breakfasts and lunches. Á la carte dinner menu. Seafood buffet Friday nights. Sunday brunch.

Olas Café - Spa-cuisine open-air café with counter and courtyard seating. All-day menu including omelets, salads, sandwiches, wraps, juices, and main courses such as crab cakes, vegetarian paella, ginger chicken.

Oasis Bar - Stainless steel bar, wicker seating. Menu offering crab sushi roll, Mediterranean tapas, oysters, Puerto Rican fritters, sandwiches, pizza, burgers. Complimentary appetizers early evening. Live music, dancing nightly.

Atlantico Pool Bar & Grill - Sandwiches, salads, burgers, tropical drinks.

A Little Something - Internet café serving coffee drinks, sandwiches, pastries, ice cream.

Amenity highlights: An enormous, three-level pool includes infinity edges on the top two levels and a swim-up bar. Surrounding sundecks are dotted with cushioned lounge chairs. Other sunbathing areas include a round deck jutting into a swimming cove formed by an artificial reef off a 200-yard crescent beach, and an expansive sand area extending from the beach and featuring a palm tree grove shading lounge chairs. Next to the cove, a 300-yard promenade runs along a rock shore forming part of the peninsula the resort occupies. On the peninsula's tip, a 100-foot pier provides a panoramic view of the San Juan metropolitan area's lights after dark.

Insider tip: On August 15, 1954, an inventive Caribe Hilton bartender poured the world's first piña colada.

Family friendly attractions include a children's camp offering half- and full-day sessions for fees (open seasonally), two playgrounds on the oceanfront, a video-game room, and complimentary activities for adults and children, such as fish feeding, bingo, Spanish lessons, and pool aerobics. A business center includes three Internet-connected computers and three work stations for laptop-computer hookups (fee). A shopping arcade offers clothing boutiques.

The recreational activities listed below are available either at or near the resort; fees may apply.

Listed room rates apply to a maximum number of guests for each room category. A charge is levied for each extra guest age 19 and older. There are no extra-guest charges for up to three children age 18 and younger.
Rollaways and cribs might be available and should be requested at the time of booking. Fees may apply.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required upon check-in for incidental charges.
All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in.