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San Juan La Concha Renaissance San Juan Resort

La Concha Renaissance San Juan Resort

Condado, San Juan, Puerto Rico | +18446310595

La Concha Renaissance San Juan Resort
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Overview

Pros
  • Prime beach location in San Juan’s Condado district

  • Trendy vibe punctuated by a see-and-be-seen lobby bar

  • Indoor/outdoor dining options with contemporary menus

  • Three separate pools including the adults-only infinity pool

  • Spacious, modern rooms have soundproof doors

  • Rain showerheads and Aveda products

  • Suites have kitchenettes and dining areas

  • Those who pay for ocean views will not be disappointed

  • 24-hour casino with large TVs for sporting events

  • Fitness center and business facilities

  • Free Wi-Fi throughout

  • Attached parking garage (with reasonable rates)

Cons
  • Expect long lines during check-in and check-out

  • Prices for rooms, food and drink are higher than neighboring hotels

  • No spa

  • Drink service, especially poolside, can be slow

Bottom Line

Not for traditional types, the shining (hotel) star of Condado Beach -- and, arguably, San Juan -- is this buzzy resort from Marriott’s Renaissance series. La Concha attracts a constant crowd of young patrons -- both guests and locals, who come here often, dressed to the nines. The airy lobby is a chic meeting space by day, and is transformed at night with low lighting and hip music. Trendy restaurants have options like sushi and sake or tapas and sangria; the seashell-shaped Perla has a 4,000-bottle wine cellar. The 232 rooms and suites have bright, sleek decor, and many come with floor-to-ceiling views of the ocean (it's definitely worth the price to upgrade). Food and drink service is provided at the beach and at the three outdoor pools. With long lines for the front desk and slow drink service, the resort can feel short-staffed.