East Region of Puerto Rico: Towns, Things To Do & Lodging

An aerial view of the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto Rico golf course, nestled between the ocean and the mountains. — Nestled between mountains and sea, the golf course at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto Rico is one of the most scenic in Puerto Rico.

Where to Stay

There’s plenty to do outdoors in this region, but that doesn’t mean you need to be roughing it. Accommodations include the renowned Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Puerto Rico Golf & Beach Resort, the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto Rico, the Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve, the Wyndham Palmas Beach and Golf Boutique Resort, and El Conquistador Resort.

For travelers seeking more budget-friendly accommodations, the east region also has the Four Points by Sheraton Caguas Real Hotel and Casino; small inns such as the Hotel Yunque Mar, the Parador Costa del Mar, and the Parador Palmas de Lucía; and bed and breakfasts such as the Rainforest Inn. Some of these locations, with nightly rates that are usually lower than that of larger hotels, are family-owned properties located near some of the most popular attractions in the region.

Kioskos de Luquillo — The Luquillo Kiosks are a must-visit destination for local food and stunning ocean views.

Where to Eat

From seafood-stuffed mofongo to brunch and barbecue, the eastern region of Puerto Rico has a little bit of everything. Don't miss a chance to sample local favorites beachside at the Luquillo kiosks, where vendors specialize in fritters, cold beer, and other tasty dishes. Along the coast, you'll tend to find plenty of fresh-caught seafood. You may also head further inland for all kinds of restaurants featuring local, creative gastronomic fusions, vegetarian and international cuisine. And toward the mountains for more tasty traditional dishes, local sausages, our famous roast pork in the lechoneras and chinchorros.

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