How to Stay at This Old San Juan Hotel, For Less

By: - April 3rd, 2016

Old San Juan.

It’s a charming, historic place that’s unlike the rest of the region.

Its cobblestone streets are portals to another time, filled with cultural and artistic wonders.

When it comes to staying in the historic corner of Puerto Rico’s capital, there’s one hotel that rises above the rest: Hotel El Convento, set in a restored convent from the 17th century.

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And now it’s even easier to get there, thanks to a special offer from the hotel.

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El Convento’s “Spring Into Savings” plan includes 20 percent off accommodations, including complimentary Wi-Fi, a complimentary upgrade to the next available category, complimentary late check out.

So what are you waiting for?

Here’s how to book it.

— CJ

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