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Radisson Ambassador Plaza Hotel & Casino San Juan

1369 Ashford Avenue, San Juan 00907-9955, Puerto Rico

Reservations: US +1 (800) 468 8512
+1 (800) 9679033 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (787) 721-7300 Fax: +1 (787) 723-6151

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Explore the Local Area Near the Radisson Ambassador Plaza Hotel San Juan

The Radisson Plaza Ambassador Hotel & Casino is the perfect destination for your upcoming Caribbean vacation. Puerto Rico's sunny, pleasant climate and our prime location near the best local area attractions in San Juan make this hotel a vacationer's paradise. With an enchanting history and an assortment of fascinating cultures, San Juan has plenty of intriguing local area attractions, and our hotel is right in the middle of them all. Beautiful Condado Beach is just one block away, and the El Yunque Rainforest is just a short drive away. Whether you prefer relaxing on the beach, trekking through the rainforest or exploring local museums, you'll appreciate the convenient location to the area's best tourist sports from the Radisson Ambassador Plaza Hotel & Casino.

The Radisson Ambassador Plaza is just near from the following local attractions:

Bacardi Distillery (13.8 km)
Take a guided tour of the "Cathedral of Rum," the largest premium rum distillery in the world.
Phone: +1 (787) 788-8400
Casa Blanca (6.3 km)
Visit the historic home of Ponce de Leon's family. Built in 1521, it is the oldest continuously-inhabited home in the Western Hemisphere and now houses a museum about Puerto Rican life.
Phone: +1 (787) 724-4102
Condado Beach (1 block)
Relax and enjoy a day in the sun at this popular beach, just minutes from our hotel.
La Fortaleza (5.7 km)
This historic structure has served as the home of over 170 governors of Puerto Rico.
Phone: +1 (787) 721-7000
Museo De Arte De Puerto Rico (1.5 km)
This museum houses an impressive collection of Puerto Rican art from renowned local artists, including Francisco Oller and Jose Campeche.
Phone: +1 (787) 977-6277
Museo Del Nino (6.1 km)
This museum offers plenty of fun, educational activities for children. Exhibits focus on everything from the planets to nutrition.
Phone: +1 (787) 722-3791
Paseo la Princesa (5.9 km)
Enjoy beautiful views while you stroll along this charming, 19th-century path. You will pass several historic structures, including La Princesa, the city's former prison, and Muralla, a 1635 fort.
Plaza Las Americas (4.6 km)
Get some retail therapy at this local mall. Stores include Macy's, Banana Republic and BCBG Max Azria.
Phone: +1 (787) 767-5202
El Yunque Rainforest (47.3 km)
For a fun day trip, hike or take a guided tour through this 28,000-acre rainforest, where you can see 240 species of trees and numerous species of animals.
Phone: +1 (787) 888-1880

About San Juan

San Juan is a city of dichotomies - Spanish and English, Puerto Rican and American, Ancient and Modern. To understand the city like a Sanjuanero, one must understand the symbiotic relationship between each of the city's districts. Old San Juan is the historic heart of the city. Spanish colonial homes dating back hundreds of years border plazas with statues honoring Christopher Columbus, among others. In sharp contrast, the city's Condado, Ocean Park and Isla Verde sections of town are 100% modern glitz and glamour. Comparable to Miami Beach and Las Vegas, these regions are home to the high-rise hotels, beaches and casinos prized by tourists from around the world. The Hato Rey area is as contemporary as any large city's financial district. Referred to as the "Wall Street of the West Indies" the "Golden Mile" is home to many world banks and much of the money in the Caribbean filters through here at one time or another. Further to the south is Rio Piedras where the University of Puerto Rico makes its home. With over 25,000 students, this vibrant center for learning energizes the city. Santurce and Miramar are two of San Juan's residential districts. Upscale Miramar sits next to bohemian Santurce, where many experimental art galleries and funky cafes are located. With so much to offer visitors, it is no surprise that this booming city is an internationally popular destination for both business and leisure.

Did you know?

The streets of Old San Juan are paved with glazed bricks called adoquines. These bluish cobbles arrived in Puerto Rico by Spanish galleon - they were used as ballast. The bricks have interesting light absorbing properties - they are said to "wake up" with whatever hue the sky showed the evening before.