Bringing down Da House

September 20th, 2009 § 0

The lobby of Da House

Back in June, I decided to extend a layover in Puerto Rico to experience Old San Juan. I wasn’t there long enough to see much of what the city had to offer, but I did find a great and affordable room for the night at Da House Hotel. Although it has the price tag and amenities of a hostel, Da House is more reminiscent of a simple boutique hotel in a major European city. Large canvases of emerging local artists adorn the walls of this gallery-hotel. A huge skylight four stories up lights up the lobby that’s decorated with eclectic European touches. Checkered floors give weight and old-world charm to the bedrooms. There’s even a hot tub on the roof top where travelers can unwind after a long day of exploring. And for under $100 per night, the hotel is surprisingly clean-swept and accommodating. But of course, with any good deal there is some fine print to be read: There are no elevators in this old building. The vibrant beats of the salsa club downstairs may disturb some light-sleepers, and the front desk will provide earplugs upon request.

Da House Hotel
312 San Francisco Street
Old San Juan, Puerto Rico
(787) 366-5074
dahousehotelpr.com

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