San Juan's Only Glamping Site in the New Millennium Forest
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Hotel
< 50 Rooms
•1890 C. Guaracanal, San Juan, 00926, Puerto Rico
About this Property
Jardin al Bosque is a family-owned B&B. Founded on the principles of hospitality, warmth, and community, and we strive to make each and every guest feel like a part of our family. It's a super private location with unique characteristics and centric location.
We offer outdoor hospitality while providing the luxuries and amenities you would expect in a Glamping site. Embark on a experience today in one of our luxury safari lodges each with its own unique charm and character. We guarantee a comfortable and relaxing stay at Jardin al Bosque - Glamping
We have 5 safari tents come with a kitchenette, dining area, queen bed, pullout couch, private bathroom with bathtub & shower, and a large veranda. It also contains a small refrigerator, microwave and your standard linens and towels for your visit. You can come back after a day filled with adventures and just relax.
Located in the "lungs" of San Juan, Jardin al Bosque - Glamping is just minutes away from the best shopping, dining, and entertainment that the area has to offer. Whether you're here for business or pleasure, we're the perfect home base for your next family experience or adventure.
Why We Like It For Groups
From
$200/night
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Amenities
WiFi
Self Check-in
Pool
Event Space
Patio/Deck
On-site ParkingLocation
San Juan, PR
About the neighborhood
The New Millennium Forest is one of the 20 forests that make up the public forest system of Puerto Rico. The forest is located east of the University of Puerto Rico Botanical Gardens in the Sabana Llana Sur district of San Juan making it one of the two state forests located within the capital's municipal boundaries.
In this natural reserve forest located in Rio Piedras, you'll find native birds, plants, and trees.
Río Piedras is a former municipality of Puerto Rico founded in 1714 and with independent legal existence until 1951, the year in which it was incorporated into the municipality of San Juan. It has 332,344 inhabitants.
If you enjoy the bustle of a traditional market where locals barter for everything from bananas to bacalao, this is for you. As much a scene as a place to shop, the market continues the colonial-era tradition of an indoor market that spills into the streets. The plaza's a short walk from the Río Piedras metro station and often hosts live music at weekends.
Getting around
This is a forest within the city. 10-15 minutes away from the San Juan International Airport, 5-10 minutes away frommiayor shopping centers, and 10 minutes away from the beach. Best way to get here is by car, taxi or Uber.
