Acacia Seaside Inn

From the moment we walked in we were greeted with great service. The manager provided a map of the area & showed us local places to eat & go out at night. Their jacuzzi is the largest I've ever seen and the picturesque beach is a stones throw away. Their new gourmet restaurant Niche was unforgettably great & the tiki bar at the Wind Chime provided decent bar food & cheap drinks. Everyone we spoke with loved their stay & we would return in a minute.

Our stay started out on the wrong foot. When I called the number on the Acacia website, and got about 3/4 through my reservation they told me I called Wind Chimes! So, I had to call the REAL Acacia number and started my reservation again--only to be told that they wouldn't take my 2 night reservation as they felt stays less than 3 nights was disruptive. Feeling slightly put off but not completely dismayed, I called Wind Chimes and told the lady what happend (she noted that the man at Acacia was probably just being lazy) and completed my... more

I booked our stay back in July after reading reviews on TripAdvisor. The staff was friendly and answered all of my questions. I booked a king room with a balcony. Upon our arrival, we were greated by 2 wonderfully friendly front desk staff. They were super helpful in answering all of our questions, advising us where to eat, confirming tour reservations and showing us to our room. My only compaint at check-in is there's no elevator and no one offered to help us lug our suitcases up the stairs. Thankfully, we packed light. The... more

We were originaly scheduled to stay at At Winds Chime Hotel, however, upon checking in, the A/C was not working, so we were moved to the Acacia. The staff is nice and the hotel clean, but a few things bothered us. The night clerk can be a bit pushy trying to sell you a tour. There always happened to be exactly 2 cancellations for a tour that was on the next day, and he needed an answer really quick......without giving much info about the tour. One tour we did book with him (the Luminessence Bay Tour) we had $100 stolen out of a supposedly... more

We orig. booked at the At Wind Chimes (there sister hotel) but after arriving, were told we were "upgraded" to the Acacia down the street. We were told we had full access to all the services in both hotels. The At Wind Chimes has a small, but cute pool and a bar that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and is open until 11pm. My girlfriend and I had breakfast there (which was great and inexpensive) and we had dinner (which we didn't love.) and drinks (the Sangria is good, good mixed drinks and a few usual and local beers.) We... more

Just a few weeks ago, my boyfriend and I stayed at the Acacia Sea Side Inn...It was because of TripAdvisor's review, as to why we decided to visit the inn. What an amazing surprise! Needless to say, like most travelers we had a bit of drama when we landed, but once we arrived at Acacia they took care of everything. Palmada, Gabby, Felix, and the woman manager (her name escapes me )...what an awesome team. From renting a car for a reasonable rate to our sight seeing daily. They had it covered from soup to nuts. Word to the wise...RENT A... more

Hidden amidst the condos in the mainly residential area of el Condado was this fantastic Inn just steps away from Ocean Park Beach. We were upgraded from "At Wind Chimes Inn", the sister hotel to this lovely establishment just up the block. Rob and the rest of the staff were great and very attentive. The rooms, although a tad small were quite quaint and always clean. Besides, you're in Puerto Rico for crying out loud. How many hours do you actually spend in your hotel room anyway? They were about a week or two away from finishing... more

I actually had reservations to stay at WindChimes Inn,but they made a mistake in the rooms, so I was given an upgrade, which paid off. This place is brand new and they are working on a restaurant which will be opening shortly. The lobby was beautiful and the rooms were amazingly clean. Felix is the number one front desk man, he was amazing and actually put thought and effort into caring and giving us advice on where to go.

As most recent reviews mention ,this is a nice small hotel ,great location and certainly a friendly staff, especially Felix (3PM-11pm) shift who gave us some great tips on nearby restaurants.(check out the Greek restaurant I think called Fleria and the Kasalta Bakery) .And there lies a problem...all the food places are at least 2- 5 blocks away...except the Wind Chimes(sister hotel) that is one block away and that is really just a bar with some ok breakfast .. .We had to catch an early flight home BUT there is no one one on duty... more

We stayed two weeks at the Acacia's sister property, At Wind Chimes Inn, just one block away and we used the facilities at the Acacia Seaside Inn. Guests at each inn have full access to the facilities at both inns. Acacia's decor is chic boutique hotel combined with beautiful local artwork. The lobby is captivating (see attached photo) with it's glowing, floating candles and chic modern decor. We were in San Juan duing a quiet time so the Acacia Inn was at low occupancy. This gave us a chance to play peeping Tom, peering into some of... more