
San Juan
T-Mobile District San Juan Next to Beach
4 guests · 1 bed · 1 bath
$125nightsave $89 vs Airbnb
San Juan

This 1-bedroom 1-bathroom home in San Juan sleeps 4. San Juan is the capital and the island’s centre of gravity — the old walled city, the beaches and the restaurant districts all sit inside it. 16 guests rated this home 5.00 out of 5.
Across 16 guest reviews, the things guests mention most are Old San Juan, the beach and how clean it was.
Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place!
Blue Harbor is a stylish one-bedroom apartment in Old San Juan, just a short walk from Playa Puerta de Tierra and the water’s edge.
A spacious living room features a full-size sofa bed that converts easily into a second sleep space.
The queen bedroom has a smart TV. You’ll enjoy a full kitchen, private washer/dryer, and a balcony with seating for two!
Blue Harbor is a modern, renovated one bedroom located in the historic island section of Viejo Old San Juan.
The bedroom has a queen size bed, premium linens, and its own smart TV.
The living room has a full size sofa bed that comfortably sleeps two additional guests.
A private balcony opens directly off the living room and has seating for two, perfect for coffee in the morning or relaxing at night.
The kitchen is fully equipped with cookware, dinnerware, microwave, stove, fridge, coffee maker, and everything needed for daily cooking.
There is a private washer and dryer inside the unit, located in the bathroom area, making long stays simple and convenient.
Fast WiFi and a dedicated workspace give you everything you need for remote work or studying.
The bathroom has a modern shower, good water pressure, and clean finishes.
The apartment stays cool with air conditioning and is set up for both short stays and extended visits.
The location is exceptional. You are within walking distance to Playa Puerta de Tierra, the coastal walkway, the waterfront lookout points, cafés, restaurants, and well known neighborhood spots.
This part of Old San Juan offers a quiet residential feel while still being close to the energy of the historic district.
Free street parking is available, but guests must follow city parking rules, posted signs, and enforcement since parking is controlled by the municipality, not this building.
Guests have full and exclusive access to the entire apartment.
This includes the bedroom, living room, full kitchen, bathroom, washer dryer, workspace, and private balcony.
No shared indoor areas.
Entry is through a secure building entrance with a simple check-in process.
Everything inside the apartment is for guest use only.
Guests have complete privacy during their stay.
We are available by message or phone for anything you need.
Support is quick, clear, and helpful.
We provide local recommendations, directions, or assistance whenever requested.
Check-in is self-guided and easy to follow, and you’ll receive all details before arrival.
Located in the heart of Old San Juan (Viejo San Juan), this historic district is rich in 500 + years of Spanish colonial architecture, cobblestone streets and colorful facades.  You’ll find open plazas, pastel buildings, iron-balcony details and a local feel even while being in a tourist-friendly zone.  The area combines residential calm with cafés, galleries, restaurants and walking paths near the waterfront.  Because of the age and style of the neighborhood, expect some historic quirks: narrow lanes, uneven surfaces, occasional street sounds, and buildings with character that modern structures don’t replicate.
Walking is one of the best ways to experience Old San Juan. The area is compact and highly walkable, especially if you’re staying in or near the central core.  Taxi, rideshare (Uber/Lyft) and local bike rentals are convenient for trips beyond the immediate area.  Public bus service is available (AMA) and offers low-cost routes into and around San Juan, but the stops and schedules may not be as direct or frequent as in more urban destinations.  Driving and parking can be challenging: narrow historic streets, limited free parking, and city regulations you must follow. Street parking is available but guests should read posted signs and expect city enforcement.
Parking is free on the street, but availability and rules depend on city regulations, not the host.
The location puts you close to Playa Puerta de Tierra, waterfront lookouts, local food spots, surf areas, and the scenic walkway along the northern coastline.
This home is located in a historic district of Old San Juan.
The area is very safe and residential, with locals, families, and long term neighbors.
The unit is private, clean, quiet, and ideal for guests who want both modern comfort and the authentic warmth of Old San Juan’s historic architecture.
The space is maintained to a high standard, but because the neighborhood is centuries old, occasional variations in street activity or building layout are normal for the area.
5.00 out of 5 · 16 reviews
My daughter & I loved our stay here! A quiet, safe feeling neighborhood only a short Uber ride everywhere we wanted to go! to restaurants & sites of Old San Juan, close to Escambron beach, where we snorkeled & swam. It’s clean, good bed (I’m picky about beds), futon, nice art on the walls. We enjoyed breakfast on the private patio. We were able to do a small load of laundry & that helped tremendously as we came with only small backpacks. The only downside was there was no hot water during our 3 night stay, cold showers. Nonetheless, we’d stay here again & recommend it.
Great location in relation to beaches, Old San Juan, bus route and airport. Great value, clean, beautiful floor tiles and granite kitchen counter tops. We couldn't have chosen a better place.
This Airbnb is perfect for a young couple. I had four friends with me so it was a tight squeeze. We made it work. We had such a great time. You can walk to the beach and old San Juan. We never needed to rent a car. If we did it would’ve been hard to deal with parking. The neighbors were lovely. Perfect first time experience. If you visit el yunque please be careful of the bugs. I wasn’t comfortable cooking so buy plenty of snacks and visit the awesome restaurants around. We left behind snorkeling equipment so now there are two pairs of fins and flippers. Escambron was my favorite beach.
Very clean. Kitchen was well stocked and beds comfortable . Apt had small enclosed patio perfect for morning coffee.
Nice place to book if you’re looking to stay near Old San Juan and a short uber ride away from anywhere else. The place is clean and has several amenities for you to use during your stay. Diana is a great host and was quick to respond every time I needed anything.
Absolutely perfect stay in Old San Juan! Unbelievably quick response S from our hosts with any questions we had! Walkable to Old Old San Juan A block from a great beach!
San Juan is the capital and the island’s centre of gravity — the old walled city, the beaches and the restaurant districts all sit inside it.
Founded in 1521, it spreads from the colonial quarter east along the coast through Condado, Ocean Park and Isla Verde, with Santurce and Miramar inland. Most visitors never need to leave it.
Located in the heart of Old San Juan (Viejo San Juan), this historic district is rich in 500 + years of Spanish colonial architecture, cobblestone streets and colorful facades.  You’ll find open plazas, pastel buildings, iron-balcony details and a local feel even while being in a tourist-friendly zone.  The area combines residential calm with cafés, galleries, restaurants and walking paths near the waterfront.  Because of the age and style of the neighborhood, expect some historic quirks: narrow lanes, uneven surfaces, occasional street sounds, and buildings with character that modern structures don’t replicate.
Walking is one of the best ways to experience Old San Juan. The area is compact and highly walkable, especially if you’re staying in or near the central core.  Taxi, rideshare (Uber/Lyft) and local bike rentals are convenient for trips beyond the immediate area.  Public bus service is available (AMA) and offers low-cost routes into and around San Juan, but the stops and schedules may not be as direct or frequent as in more urban destinations.  Driving and parking can be challenging: narrow historic streets, limited free parking, and city regulations you must follow. Street parking is available but guests should read posted signs and expect city enforcement.