Gran Meliá Golf Resort Puerto Rico

Draped in the tropics of the El Yunque rainforest; a 486 all-suite resort scattered over 20, two-story bungalows; a world-renowned YHI Spa and two 18-hole championship golf courses designed by PGA pro Tom Kite.

A Puerto Rico resort of distinct elegance, explorative in size, and secluded to a verdant swath of land along Puerto Rico's northeastern coast in Coco Beach. Gran Meliá Puerto Rico Resort is a bold utopia of tropical flora and fauna, and sophisticated architecture; swallowed by the turquoise waters of the Atlantic. Garnished with a flair for the avant-garde, Gran Meliá Pueto Rico offers an inspiring approach to service and accommodations with delicate amenities and a striking aesthetic. Liberate from the ordinary, the customary. Welcome to a hotel, an experience, draped in the tropics of the El Yunque rainforest; a 486 all-suite resort scattered over 20, two-story bungalows; a world-renowned YHI Spa and two 18-hole championship golf courses designed by PGA pro Tom Kite. Discover the new tier of Puerto Rican luxury in Gran Meliá, setting the bar for luxury Puerto Rico resorts. Activites * 3 tennis courts * Nightly entertainment at the Lobby Bar * Casino with blackjack tables, roulette, and slot machines * Salsa and Merengue dance classes * Activities center and Kid's Club * Access to 18-hole golf courses * Signature spa treatments

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Location Has CasinoLocation has Golf CourseLocation has Tennis CourtLocation Has Restaurants or ClubsLocation has Internet ServiceLocation has online booking availableLocation has special facilities for the phisically challengedLocation Has Business CenterLocation has Gym and Fitness FacilitiesLocation has poolLocation has watersports facilitiesLocation Has Luxury Suites availableLocation offers transportation serviceLocation has SpaLocation has beachside properties or has access to a beachLocation has scenic / panoramic viewLocation has Air Conditioning availableLocation has meeting / convention facilities

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