San Juan Hotel Guide - Third Millennium Park hotels in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

"Our room was beautiful and the view from our balcony stunning! We wish we could’ve stayed longer. Definitely going to be returning here!"

"Awesome staff"

"Great location, can walk to cafes near by and the beach is very accessible "

"The pools and facilities were wonderful and extravagant "

"Was a little disappointed. This property needs to e upgraded. "

"Good central location. The shuttle helped us out a few times- wish it ran later. "

"Great spot for the day before the cruise….enjoyed watching the final four in the sports book. Great pool, view, and location is super convenient "

"Lost hot water after 30 seconds, toilet was “self flush” we had to refill the bowl after every flush. Bed was uncomfortable. Little tiny pillows. Staff unfriendly and not helpful. Parking is accross the street. The staff had to open to let you but they were always too busy to let you in. We had to wait, call and try to get someone to open gate. Then my husband got locked in the parking area for almost 20 minutes waiting for someone to open the gate. Sink in bathroom would not drain. Towels were scratchy. We were booked to return to this hotel after our cruise- we canceled. For over 200.00 a night…no thank you. "

"The rooms were clean, but the furniture inside the rooms needs improvement. For example, one of the roller blinds was broken, with a large hole that allowed daylight to come in from outside. In addition, the bed sheet was slightly stained; it looked like it had bleach marks. The design of the rooms is also very outdated, especially the lamps. I believe thicker sheets should be provided, as the ones available are very thin and it gets cold in the room even when the air conditioning is turned off. Additionally, I do not think it is appropriate to charge $150 upfront as a depoLas habitaciones estaban limpias, pero deben mejorar los muebles dentro de las habitaciones. Por ejemplo, una de las cortinas enrollables estaba rota, con un gran agujero por donde entraba la claridad del día desde afuera. Además, la sábana estaba un poco manchada; parecía tener marcas de cloro. También el diseño de las habitaciones es muy antiguo, especialmente las lámparas. Pienso que deberían colocar sábanas más gruesas para poder abrigarse, ya que las que tienen son muy finas y hace frío en la habitación, incluso cuando se apaga el aire acondicionado. Por otro lado, no considero apropiado que se cobren $150 por adelantado como depósito por posibles daños en la habitación. Entiendo la intención, pero pienso que sería más razonable esperar a verificar el estado de la habitación al finalizar la estadía y, en caso de que haya algún daño, entonces tomar la decisión de realizar el cobro correspondiente. "