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2. My picks for the best Puerto Rico all-inclusive (or mostly ...

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   The beachfront Copamarina Beach Resort and Spa sits on 20 acres of landscaped grounds on the southern side of the island. The sleek and stylish nearly all-inclusive accommodations include standard ...

3. Paradisus Puerto Rico - Wikipedia

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   Paradisus Puerto Rico is the first all-inclusive resort in Puerto Rico, located in the municipality of Río Grande in the Coco Beach area. Construction began on the hotel by the Sol Melia hotel chain in 2002 at a $100 millitrucPRResort-en.html "Construction Of Puerto Rico’s First All-Inclusive Resort Runs Full Speed Ahead," Caribbean Business, August 22, 2002]</ref> The resort opened in ...

4. 20 Best Adults-Only All-Inclusive Resorts in the World - AOL

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   The post 20 Best Adults-Only All-Inclusive Resorts in the World appeared first on Reader's Digest. From cocktails to dance clubs, comfy rooms to gourmet cuisine, these adults-only all-inclusive ...

5. 9 memorable adult-only all-inclusive resort brands - AOL

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   Number of Adult-Only All-Inclusive Royalton Resorts: 3. Locations: Mexico, Dominican Republic, Antigua. Royalton CHIC offers a modern, upscale approach to the adult-only all-inclusive concept ...

6. Caribe Hilton Hotel - Wikipedia

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   [4] [5] The government-backed Puerto Rico Industrial Development Corp. spent $7 million to build and furnish the hotel. After it was built, the government leased the hotel to the Hilton Corp. on a 20-year lease. [6] The hotel was the first in Puerto Rico to offer radios in every room and individually controlled air conditioners. [4]

7. La Concha Renaissance San Juan Resort - Wikipedia

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   The hotel was publicly owned, by the government of Puerto Rico, and managed by the US-based Associated Federal Hotels chain. [3] The main hotel building was designed by architects Osvaldo Toro and Miguel Ferrer, of the firm Toro Ferrer. The two men had previously designed the first modern luxury resort in San Juan, the Caribe Hilton.