Puerto Rico’s Serafina Beach Hotel to Open in March

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - March 2, 2018

By the Caribbean Journal staff

The highly-anticipated Serafina Heach Hotel is slated to make its debut next month in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The hotel, the first hotel by the popular Serafina Restaurant Group in New York City, is planning a March 20 debut.

The Condado-area property will have 96 rooms, all of which will boast floor to ceiling views of either the ocean or the Condado Lagoon.

That’s along with new dining concepts including the signature eatery aMare, along with 2,295 square feet of ocean-view event space.

The property will also feature an infinity pool, cabanas and an outdoor bar, “By the Pool.”

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