The Cervantes – Old San JuanThe classic elegance of Old San Juan’s The Cervantes mixes Puerto Rican style with sleek design in the Caribbean. Located near several of the town’s plazas and unique shops, The Cervantes lies within short distance to busy plazas, cruise piers and public sculptures. Visitors to Old San Juan hotels enjoy the town’s tropical beaches and casinos.Conde Nast Traveler Johanses recommended The Cervantes in its guides because of the’...
The Cervantes – Old San Juan
The classic elegance of Old San Juan’s The Cervantes mixes Puerto Rican style with sleek design in the Caribbean. Located near several of the town’s plazas and unique shops, The Cervantes lies within short distance to busy plazas, cruise piers and public sculptures. Visitors to Old San Juan hotels enjoy the town’s tropical beaches and casinos.
Conde Nast Traveler Johanses recommended The Cervantes in its guides because of the hotel’s warm hospitality and modern look. Named after a character in Don Quijote, The Cervantes’ key facet is the attention to detail in the décor and luxurious feel. The 16th century building also houses Panza Restaurant, a 2007 Silver Fork Award winner and a haven for international cuisine. Eat in the restaurant’s sidewalk café or host a gathering on the top floor, an area that is also used for wedding receptions.
Talented Puerto Rican designer Nono Maldonado decorated the boutique hotel’s 12 rooms, which feature artwork from Puerto Rican artist Carlos Davilla. The suites’ arched colonial doors open out to Spanish balconies overlooking a stunning view of the island. The penthouse includes a large private terrace perfect for relaxing on during a holiday in the islands.
This luxury hotel incorporates a modern look with Caribbean charm. The Cervantes caters to guests that value sophistication and quality service on vacation. The hotel fits in with the colonial buildings of Old San Juan, while still standing out with its lustrous lighting and rich, warm tones in one of the town’s most popular areas.
