Hotel Milano

Frommer's Review

This Old Town hotel was created in April 1999 from a 1920s warehouse. You enter a wood-sheathed lobby at the lower, less desirable end of Calle Fortaleza before ascending to one of the clean, well-lit bedrooms. Despite its location in historic Old Town, there's not much charm about this place. The simple, modern rooms have cruise-ship-style decor and unremarkable views. The more expensive accommodations contain small refrigerators and dataports.

The building's fifth floor (the elevator goes only to the 4th floor) contains an alfresco Italian and Puerto Rican restaurant called the Panoramic, which has views of San Juan's harbor.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; nonsmoking rooms; rooms for those w/limited mobility

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