My best friend and I (we are both in our late 20's) stayed here from July 1-5 and we already wish we were back. The owners are wonderful and really go out of their way to make their guest feel welcome. It's as if you're staying with old friends. The room itself was very cozy. You have to remember that this is not a 4 star resort so there were some areas (the bed sheets had some spots, the bathroom is old...) that weren't up to my 4 star standards but overall I was beyond satisfied. The maid does a wonderful job of keeping the room clean daily (be sure to leave her a good tip) and you can't beat the location-about a two minute walk to the beach, and right around the corner from Walgreens, McDonalds, local restaurants/delis, and a bus stop.

Don't hesitate to stay at Andalucia, it's the absolute best!!



(Just a note-be prepared to spend about $17.50 on a taxi plus $1 for each luggage one way to and from the airport. This may change depending on the driver. Also, if you plan to go out at night to the clubs, casinos or Old San Juan, the taxi cost about $15-$17 one way.-a cheaper option would be to take the bus since it cost just .75 cents but the wait for the bus can be long (usually over 30 minutes) and they stop running at 9 p.m.)

Cozy rooms, outstanding service, very friendly, cool neighborhood, close to beach, great jaccuzzi, great beach gear to borrow for free, excellent price! jEmeo was so helpful with the reservation by internet, and they were a great help in figuring out what we need to do to camp!!! Highly recommended for BUDGET accomodation!!!!!

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Andalucia Guest House in Puerto Rico of February 2008. We had very close access to the beach (2 minute walk) which was quite nice, and right across the street a block or two down was a great cafeteria-style place to get breakfast, lunch, dessert, even dinner. We went there for breakfast every day!

Our hotel was the perfect location. We were a short drive from Old San Juan, and not too far from places like Luquillo, el Yunque Rainforest, Fajardo for the Bioluminescent Bay, and of course the ferry to Culebra Island. We had an unbelievable time.

Esteban, Emeo, and the rest of the staff were friendly and helpful for when we had questions, even when we were renting a car. They also provided us beach towels. They made great recommendations for excursions, restaurants, and activities. Our trip wouldn't have been the same without them!

We enjoyed the jacuzzi. Our room was pretty small, but there are other size rooms available. It did not matter to us since we spent little time there. Everything was very clean and well-kept. I loved the atmosphere, a very tropical feel to it!

Without hesitation I would return to Andalucia Guest House.

I was truely dissapointed with this stay. I read great reveiws on trip advisor, and thought this was going to be a wonderful little place. We stayed at Da House before leaving for a cruise from Old San Juan, and at this guest house post-cruise. Da House was cheaper, cleaner and in a much better location. We did enjoy being able to borrow boogie boards and walk to a free beach. We did not enjoy the ants and other critters in our room, or the fact that on a hot night our "air-conditioner" did not provide much relief. The location also was not great. We wanted a more Puerto Rican experience; however, there were very few people who spoke english in the area, most restaurants were closed (it was a sunday), and the area felt a little unsafe. we ended up having to order pizza for supper, and we were really looking forward to one last carribean meal before heading home. We did really like the cafe down the street tho, so if you go here dispite this review, at least go to Bebos.