Las Casitas Village is a condo development within a larger resort. The resort centers on The Grand Hotel, which is 100 yards from the Village on the same 300-foot cliff and features restaurants, pools, and panoramic views of the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Glass elevators extend from The Grand Hotel to a shopping promenade, where guests use elevator-like trams to reach a marina and waterfront.

After dark, dressed-up guests and locals socialize in an ornate lobby featuring red marble accents, carved-mahogany ceilings, an antique chandelier, antique tapestries, and three bars. They dine in four fine-dining and two casual rooftop restaurants, partake of casino action, and dance until nearly sunrise in a nightclub and a lounge.

Condado Plaza Hotel & Casino comprises two 10-story towers flanking the Condado district's main street and linked by a second-story covered walkway. One tower overlooks the Atlantic Ocean; the other overlooks Condado Lagoon. The resort hosts passengers arriving or departing from San Juan's cruise-ship piers 3.5 km (2.25 mi) away and families attracted by the pool complex with waterslide and the calm-water beach.

Located 4.75 km (3 mi) from cruise-ship piers, San Juan Marriott Resort and Stellaris Casino attracts cruise passengers, adults seeking a sun-and-casino holiday, and families attracted by the waterslide and complimentary children's activities.

Designated Puerto Rico's official guesthouse for visiting heads of state and other dignitaries, Hotel El Convento contains sections dating to 1651, when a Carmelite convent opened on the site across from San Juan Cathedral, the Western Hemisphere's oldest. The convent housed nuns for 252 years until closing in 1903. In 1959, the building was converted into a hotel. Entertainment, government, and social notables made it their San Juan destination. Pablo Casals played his cello in the courtyard.

Encompassing numerous nature preserves within its rolling grounds, the resort is a destination for active families, golfers, tennis players, and celebrating couples, with activities centered at the two pools and in the casino and tranquility available on the beach in daytime and during beachfront strolls after dark.

Comprising eight acres, The Ritz-Carlton, San Juan Hotel, Spa & Casino features an expansive courtyard with low tropical gardens designed with an eye for geometry softened by an affection for nature. Couples and families come for beach holidays. Conference facilities are set apart from leisure-traveler areas.

A destination resort with every facility imaginable for family and romantic vacations, El Conquistador features myriad activities, restaurants, pools, and panoramic views of the convergence of the Atlantic Ocean (to the north) and the Caribbean Sea (to the south). Glass elevators take guests from The Grand Hotel down to an oceanfront shopping promenade, where they use self-serve trams to reach Las Olas Village and La Marina Village.

Gran Meliá Puerto Rico features a central cluster of open-air, high-ceilinged pavilions housing restaurants, lounges, and public areas bordered by fountain ponds.