We had a two-bedroom lock-out. The villa was huge. The master bedroom included a Jacuzzi and separate shower. We had a full kitchen. We had a balcony that overlooked the pool area, where we ate breakfast every morning. Since Aquarius is a timeshare resort and only located at Embassy Suites, free breakfasts were not offered to the timeshares guests, only to hotel guests. They were going to charge us $15 per person. The downside of staying here is that even if you are a guest, you don't get special privileges like when you stay at other resorts. You have to pay to use their tennis courts, there are no golf discounts for guests, and you have to pay for parking each day. Their golf cours
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Since Aquarius is a timeshare resort and only located at Embassy Suites, free breakfasts were not offered to the timeshares guests, only to hotel guests. They were going to charge us $15 per person.
The downside of staying here is that even if you are a guest, you don't get special privileges like when you stay at other resorts. You have to pay to use their tennis courts, there are no golf discounts for guests, and you have to pay for parking each day. Their golf course wasn't kept well, so my husband instead played at the Hyatt Dorado Beach golf course, which was a few miles away.
They had a nice size pool with a Jacuzzi and a section where you could play volleyball. The beach was small but clean. We went in November, so the water was a bit chilly. Overall, it had nice accommodations, rooms were comfortable and roomy, and it was in a convenient location just outside San Juan.
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