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Will be sailing from san jaun next year and was wondering about the hotels in or around old san juan. I would like to do some shopping that would be walking distance from the hotel. Hotel Milano has a minimum of 2 nights, so thats out, and the Sheraton is to expensive so thats out. Is there anything else around that area that is moderatly priced?

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Will be sailing from san jaun next year and was wondering about the hotels in or around old san juan. I would like to do some shopping that would be walking distance from the hotel. Hotel Milano has a minimum of 2 nights, so thats out, and the Sheraton is to expensive so thats out. Is there anything else around that area that is moderatly priced?

 

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we stayed at the hotel milano feb 23 for one night

did you email them and ask them directly for one night

it is the perfect location for old san juan

we will be on the serenade jan 3 and plan on staying there again

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hotel milan as far as i remember no pool but free breakfast

it is a small hotel with small rooms but right in the middle of old san juan

it was perfect for us as we didn't care about the beach or pool

we knew we would be out most of the day

next time we are going to stay there also as we are going to do the rainforest

one day and get on the ship early the next day

it was i think 150 per night in feb, 2008

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My wife and I stayed at Howard Johnsons at the Plaza de Armes . . . it's in an old building so the rooms are on the small size and the room we had was window-less . . . but quite frankly it was very quiet and we were just staying the one night and after a day full of flying we appreciated the peace and quiet . . . plus it was close to Pier 4 (we were able to tow our rollable duffles down to the pier with no issues) and the hotel allowed us to store our luggage there until the afternoon with no additional charges. If I left from San Juan again I would definitely consider staying there again.

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