Rainforest Inn

Top choice in El Yunque


In a gated community on the borders of El Yunque, three villas come with stunning forest views and romantic touches such as a hanging bed or twin tubs. Gourmet breakfasts include fruits and herbs plucked from the gorgeous tropical garden. The ecoconscious owners will help plan your hiking adventures, starting with their own private trail leading to a waterfall pool.

Be sure to call in advance to ensure access; no children under 12.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby El Yunque attractions

1. La Coca Falls

2.93 MILES

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2. Baño Grande & Baño de Oro

2.98 MILES

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3. Yokahú Tower

3.26 MILES

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4. La Mina Falls

3.28 MILES

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5. El Yunque National Forest

3.32 MILES

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6. Las Paylas

5.43 MILES

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7. Playa Luquillo

6.35 MILES

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8. El Hippie Petroglyphs

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