The 3 Best Neighborhoods and Areas to Visit in San Juan As San Juan is a popular destination for tourists to visit, there are a plethora of neighborhoods to experience. Dreamers Welcome has made it easy for you with this list of the best neighborhoods to visit, along with some unforgettable stays and hotels in San Juan, Puerto Rico. __1. Ocean Park__ On your next trip to San Juan, you won’t want to miss visiting Ocean Park. This utopia is for adventurous souls seeking the perfect blend of tropical beachfront relaxation and exhilarating nightlife. Nestled within San Juan, Ocean Park boasts one of the most sought-after urban beaches, a hub of excitement for water sports enthusiasts, and beach volleyball aficionados alike. But what sets Ocean Park apart is its vibrant Calle Loíza. This bustling street is a lively artery that pumps a steady flow of diverse bars, tantalizing restaurants, and electrifying nightclubs, all guaranteed to satisfy the nocturnal cravings of the young and restless. And if you’re looking for a hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico, we know just the place for you. Dreamcatcher is our multi-award-winning boutique hotel located in Ocean Park. This vegetarian hotel with 19 bespoke rooms is the perfect place to both relax on the beach and enjoy the bustling nightlife of the neighborhood. __2. Santurce__ Take a journey through one of San Juan’s lively arts districts Located south of Condado, Santurce is enjoying a “renaissance,” with a variety of new restaurants, galleries, museums, and street art murals. The Centro de Bellas Artes Luis A. Ferré hosts cultural events including the Pablo Casals Festival. Immerse yourself in a large art collection by local and international artists at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo. When it comes to dining, Santurce does not disappoint, with a diverse range of options to choose from. And at night, the neighborhood comes alive with an array of live music and dance performances to enjoy. If you’re looking for a stay in Santurce, Dada Jaja is our charmingly quirky property located within the vibrant beachside enclave of Santurce. It boasts 4 distinct apartments, each with its unique design aesthetic, making it the perfect place to stay for everyone. __3. Old San Juan__ Dreamers Welcome has luxurious stays just outside of Old San Juan. APT is our collection of 8, charming, dog-friendly apartment-plus rentals. Each apartment has 2 bedrooms, making it the perfect stay for couples or groups wanting to wind down after a restaurant and bar-hopping adventure in Old San Juan. And, if you want to indulge in a boutique hotel experience after a day full of historic excursions in Old San Juan, our aforementioned Dreamcatcher Hotel is an easy ten-minute drive from the area. The charming and historic Old San Juan is one of the top destinations in Puerto Rico, as it is home to some of the most stunning beaches, a plethora of fine-dining restaurants, and vibrant bars. This area is near the city's must-see landmarks, including the San Juan Bautista Cathedral, Puerta de San Juan, La Fortaleza, and more. So, whether you're a history buff, a beach bum, a foodie, or a night owl, you won’t want to miss what this area has to offer. __Dreamers Welcome Has Unforgettable Stays in Puerto Rico__ Experience one of our stays on your next trip to San Juan. Book yours today or contact us for more information.

Beyond San Juan’s sprawling beachfront properties lie intimately designed boutique properties throughout this U.S. territory. From a Vieques farm that showcases finer living to a cute inn a block from the beach in San Juan, here are six hotels and inns providing an authentic glimpse into local culture. For beach bathers and culture seekers, Puerto Rico’s the ideal destination. In this “Affordable and Adorable” article below, we selected the best boutique hotels in Puerto Rico with starting nightly rates of $250 per night. Read on below.

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Dawson’s Creek and other TV and film productions may have put Wilmington on the map, but there’s so much more to this lively riverfront city than Hollywood ties. Stroll the Riverwalk to the skylit Old Wilmington City Market and the rambling Cotton Exchange, a shopping and dining complex spread over several historic buildings. Get Airlie Gardens tickets in advance to see 100,000 azalea trees and a live oak dating back to the 1500s. Wrightsville Beach is 10 minutes away by car, and many other powdery island options are just a bit further. We recommend staying at Dreamers Welcome, a darling design-forward boutique hotel and vacation home.

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Travelers wishing to leave the snow and cold behind should consider visiting warm and beautiful Puerto Rico. This US territory features 10 must-visit islands, as well as the popular capital of San Juan. Aside from the weather, the stunning flora and fauna are another reason to visit Puerto Rico. The US’s only tropical rainforest can be found in Puerto Rico, and the sandy beaches are the perfect spot to unwind. When visiting Puerto Rico, some travelers prefer to stay in the best luxury resorts in San Juan. A trip to PR does not have to break the bank, however. Below are ten budget-friendly hotels in Puerto Rico that give travelers the most bang for their buck.

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If Puerto Rico’s vibrant and artistic culture was a hotel, it would be Mood Haus. An eclectic, 70s, inspired, boutique hotel, situated in the heart of San Juan’s Food and Art District. Mood Haus is a wonderland of retro-inspired decor, glittering mirror balls and disco beats, hidden within the centre of Puerto Rico. The property comprises four units, two studios, one bedroom and a two bedroom apartments, each named after an iconic Disco Diva and outfitted with its own disco ball, record player and extensive collection of vinyls.

Located a block away from the ocean and enmeshed in lush greenery, the DREAMCATCHER by DW is a tranquil oasis in the middle of a busy city. They have yoga on the beach or under the stars, and select rooms have outdoor showers.

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If you had asked me about fully vegan hotels only a few years back, I wouldn’t have even imagined they existed. Hotels with vegan items on the menu, sure. But fully vegan? In terms of decor, services and meals? Ha! But since veganism is on the rise, more and more fully vegan hotels are opening around the world.

DaDa JaJa’s outdoor patios have cozy lounge areas that are perfect for enjoying a morning cafecito, complete with a hammock, hanging birdcage chair, comfy cushioned seats, and lush greenery. The deluxe suite has the added bonus of an outdoor soaking tub big enough for two.

With glistening turquoise waters, white-sand beaches and streets teeming with vibrant music and art, the island of Puerto Rico is renowned for being the characterful hidden-gem of the Caribbean. From the colourful streets of San Juan, Puerto Rico’s capital city, to the lush greenery in El Yunque Rainforest, Discover Puerto Rico rounds up five of the best hotels the island has to offer.

This art-filled, cozy oasis in the historic Wilmington downtown area functions as a B&B that goes above and beyond for vegans and their dogs. All of the furnishings and bedding are vegan, as are the hand soaps (black charcoal made in Puerto Rico) and toiletries (vegan Castile soap products). When you arrive, you’ll receive a map with staff recommendations for vegan-friendly establishments in the neighborhood, and every morning, guests enjoy a complimentary vegan breakfast with dishes such as quinoa porridge and cherry pistachio scones.

Puerto Rico might be the most exotic place to travel without a passport. Budget travelers should check out one of the island's newest digs, The Mood Haus, a 70's inspired house with different moods in the heart of San Juan's Food & Art District.

As Puerto Rico’s only vegetarian, gay-owned and -operated hotel, a stay at this impeccable boutique property is an immersion into health, wellness and diversity. Created by partners Stephan Watts and Roy Delgado, it's a sublime respite in the heart of Ocean Park, just minutes from the beach.

Despite the local challenges, culture in San Juan has thrived thanks to the boundless talent and the fiercely independent spirit of local artists, curators and cultural workers. Over the years, the neighborhood of Santurce—a 10-minute ride from Old San Juan—has developed into an arts district boasting galleries, alternative art spaces, artist studios, museums and endless murals.

You can tell a lot about a hotel room by its bathroom. It's one of the true giveaways of a luxury hotel as it will likely showcase pampering perks like large walk-in rainfall showers, deep soaking tubs, aromatherapy products, and a design that can easily upstage the rest of the room. In other words, indulgent high-end offerings that go far beyond good water pressure.

This bohemian chic charmer is like a little slice of Tulum in San Juan. The rooms are homey and comfortable, decorated with assorted art and antiques, but nothing too precious to make guests worry about jostling them. Think midcentury modern chairs next to Buddha statues with handmade wall hangings and a gentle whiff of incense in the air

Beyond the retro-cool rooms graced with Grace Jones images and other icons of the era, this dynamic duo have completed two of the four motel room remodels, with another two nearing completion any day. And with another property undergoing renovations, tune in to check out their funky decor transformations

When Stephan Watts first landed in Wilmington, North Carolina, it was peppered with traditional bed-and-breakfasts in stately Victorian homes. Many were a little stuffy and hadn’t been renovated since the 1990s. Still, he fell in love with the historic coastal town and went house shopping on a whim. That’s when he stumbled upon what is now DREAMERS by DW, a whimsical, light-filled boutique hotel