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"Ricardo was our host and was so friendly, helpful, and kind! He provided recommendations for visiting the island. The property is beautiful, away from the busyness of San Juan. Loved hearing the frogs sing us to sleep every night. Not your typical hotel, what it misses in amenities is more than made up for in beautiful scenery, fresh breakfast, and friendly staff!"

"Contact the property at least 3 days in advance, this is not optional. Josh (the owner) uses the Whatsup app, highly recommended, download it. If you don't contact him 3 days prior, you will be very confused when you arrive because nobody is there to greet you. Josh put a lot of time into writing out information so please read it all. My boys and I had a terrific time in PR. We visited the beach (11 minutes away, free, free parking). We hiked a lot in the El Yunque National Forest (Free)...

"Jessica and Ruben are great people and hosts. As others have written, Ruben's breakfasts are hard to beat, even in 5-star hotels! The property's proximity to the south entrance to El Yunque is a primary reason we selected it. Anyone considering staying here should understand that the accommodations are stylish but basic. All of the buildings are constructed from cargo containers. Jessica and Ruben did a great job making them as refined as possible, with marble bathroom walls and white plaster...

"It's awesome. Exactly as described on the website, in the photos, and in reviews. Book it! "

"The Rainforest Inn is in a class all by itself. The location is convenient to El Yunque Rainforest hikes and easy to get to. The accommodations (and fresh-tasty breakfast) are first rate. You are asked for your coffee order conveniently before breakfast so you can enjoy a fresh cup before breakfast outside overloking the lush vegetation and the Atlantic. The owners greet you when you arrive with a tasty welcoming drink and get yoi settled in. A wonderful, helpful staff (shout out to Diane)...

"The proprietor did not know he had guests staying with them. When I called he was surprised . First it is not what is advertised in the Expedia website. The location requires a 4x4, not a little truck, a Jeep Wrangler to get to it. The road to the location is not paved at all. It is all rocks, dirt, ruts on the ground and its location is high in the mountain, with gully’s and embankments to the jungle which could not be accessed by another vehicle (fire truck, ambulance or rescue). The...

"You really do get restored when you are at this property. I will be back for sure."