With Memorial Day weekend marking the official start of the summer, it’s time to pull out your bathing suits and shorts from storage, pack them in a suitcase and kick off the season in Puerto Rico. As a U.S. territory, the island stays true to the comforts of a domestic location, as U.S. citizens do not need a passport to enter. If Puerto Rico is a destination that interests you this Memorial Day, consider staying at one of these resorts.
© Condado Ocean Club
This adults-only hotel, directly on the beach in San Juan, offers idyllic oceanfront accommodations, a beautiful infinity pool with a rotation of poolside DJs, oceanfront dining at the hotel’s restaurant and much more. For Memorial Day and summer travel, check out the OC Summer offer. Guests who stay five nights or more will receive 20 percent off; a three- or four-night stay with 15 percent off; and two nights with 10 percent off when using code SUMMER.
© La Concha Resort
La Concha Resort lies directly on the beach, serving as the premier lifestyle destination for all ages. The resort boasts social indoor and outdoor restaurants and bars; a luxurious pool; wellness programs and nightlife; and entertainment at Casino del Mar. People looking to travel during Memorial Day weekend or throughout the summer should take advantage of the Summertime Bliss offer. Guests will enjoy beachfront accommodations, a daily breakfast buffet for two at the Loft Beachfront, a $50 food and beverage credit and a poolside sangria pitcher using the code SPU. If you use code HDK instead, receive 15 percent off suites and a bottle of sparkling wine.
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