The resort lodging is broken down into four different classifications: La Casitas is upscale villa housing that offers privacy from the main portion of the resort; Las Olas Village is built into the side of the cliff; La Marina Village is built on the water level; and the Grand Hotel is where the standard rooms are, but these rooms are nothing to complain about either. Mo The resort has multiple restaurants featuring Asian (Chinese and Japanese cuisines), Mexican, Italian, French, seafood, Caribbean, American diner, and the basic poolside foods. You can even grab a cookie from David's cookies or a bagel from the pastry shop.

I could have arrived to the Wyndham without luggage for the boutique shops have everything. Great swimwear, wine and rum, cigars, spa lotions, jewelry. . . What more could you ask for?

Every 20-30 minutes, the resort provides a free shuttle boat to Palomino Island, which is the resort's privately owned island equipped with a beach/water sport activity desk, a bar, small boutiques, a restaurant, and a snack hut. Lounge chairs dot the beach and drink service is provided throughout the day.

The only downfall with this resort is that it is located 45 minutes from the airport, which also makes exploring Old San Juan and the rest of Puerto Rico quite difficult, but if what you are looking for is rest and relaxation for a weekend to a week, you will certainly find it here.

• Unit Type: 1 Bedroom
• Activities: Very Good
• Amenities: Excellent
• Unit Satisfaction: Excellent
• Family Friendliness: Excellent
• Service: Fair