What happened to the El Conquistador in Puerto Rico?

El Conquistador has been closed for more than three years, shuttering in the wake of Hurricane Maria. It was purchased by Puerto Rico-based Royal Blue Hospitality from Blackstone in 2019. Up until that point it had operated as a Waldorf-Astoria resort, part of Hilton’s portfolio. The Arthur Hills golf course.

Is the Conquistador Hotel in Puerto Rico Open?

The El Conquistador Resort, Puerto Rico’s most iconic destination resort successfully reopened as scheduled. Some of our guests’ favorite amenities such as the Coqui Waterpark, our signature Arthur Hills golf course, five of our restaurants and much more will be readily available for your enjoyment.

Does El Conquistador have a casino?

The Resort Other activities at this oceanside paradise include horseback riding, a 10,000-square-foot domed casino, a world-class golf course and a private marina. El Conquistador even offers its own 100-acre private island, Palamino, where guests can snorkel, scuba dive and sail.

Who owns El Conquistador?

HSL Properties
Tucson-based HSL Properties has purchased the Hilton El Conquistador resort for $15 million, an executive says. HSL is planning to spend $16 million in rehabilitation and capital improvements on the hotel part of the resort, said Omar Mireles, executive vice president of HSL.

Will my cell phone work in Puerto Rico?

A: If you’re traveling to Puerto Rico as an American you don’t have to use an international plan—US cell phone plans work exactly the same in Puerto Rico as they do on the mainland. Most major carriers (including Verizon and AT) don’t charge roaming for voice and text service.

What do you need for 2020 in Puerto Rico?

Required to provide evidence of either a PCR molecular or antigen COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival. If the traveler arrives without a test, they must upload either a PCR molecular or antigen COVID-19 test taken on the Island, within 48 hours of arrival, or they will receive a $300 fine.

Does Puerto Rico have an all inclusive resort?

Unlike destinations like Jamaica, Puerto Rico isn’t home to many all-inclusive resorts. But for travelers that want to lower the amount of decision making, properties with all-inclusive options may be the way to go; just note that Puerto Rico has amazing local food and delicious coffee.