My time at Coqui was not a flashy place but it was confortable, clean, peaceful and just what you would need of an inn. You can't beat it for the price.

Great place to rest!

We stayed in the Coqui Inn for 4 nights, but decided to switch to a nicer hotel for our last 3 nights. The rooms were basic but clean, and the free wireless internet was great, but the overall environment of the place and the service of the staff left something to be desired. One major problem with the Coqui Inn is its location. It is right on a busy highway next to a bunch of fast food chains and you have to walk up and down a big flight of stairs and a highway overpass everytime you want to go to the beach. It is a good cheap option if you just want a place to stay the night before or after arriving from the airport, but it is not really a relaxing or happening place to hang out for too long. The staff was nice, but was not helpful or knowledgeable at all when it came to arranging tours around Puerto Rico. They said they would try to arrange something for us, but after we repeatedly asked about it, they never came through with anything and we finally ended up arranging everything on our own. We also thought they could have provided a better breakfast than coffee and packaged honey buns. I think the Coqui Inn has potential to be a good budget travel place, but it is not quite there yet. They need to be able to provide more information for their guests (just having more brochures and a map of the area would be a start), and create an overall more friendly and helpful environment.

I'll be honest with you... upon arriving at our room the first night, I called the travel agency to get a different hotel! The Coqui Inn is actually a set of apartments, and to get to the "front desk" you have to walk down the street. Not the safest thing to do in Puerto Rico at night. We didn't have enough money on our credit card to book another hotel, and we were stuck! My new husband and I made the best of it, and went to the beach a lot. (The beach is across the highway, but there is a walkway above. It's not like you have to dodge traffic or anything). We also took 2 tours, one of the rain forest! After getting over the initial shock of not being in a 4 star hotel, it didn't seem bad at all. There were some cute little restaurants right around the block (oh you have to try the one in the hotel!!! Its expensive, but the BEST oriental food I've EVER had!! I think the point is, we got an affordable stay in Puerto Rico for our honeymoon! Not something every young couple gets to do!

Is ower 3rd year in a Road staying at the Coqui-Inn... The staff is super wonderful, they make your stay at the hotel as pleasant as possible,,, Rudy, Charlie, Carmen, reception desk staff, and Everyone from whom I don't remember their names... are Great,,, whenever I ask them for anything they where always willing to help with my requests and More,,, Mr. Rick Orasi, The New Owner is There for you whenever you need him. Wow !!!!,, I've never seen a Hotel Owner So Helpful, and So Friendly in any of the places I have stay, when we are out on Vacations.. He work with you to make your stay as pleasant as possible... Keep in mind it is a Budget Hotel, so you can't expect to get all the Amneties from a 5 Start Hotel, But for the price you pay, and The friendliness of their staff, you will feel as if you are in your Home..... Thank you so much For a Job Well Done,,, The Coqui-Inn is Ower Home Away From Home, whenever we visit Puerto Rico... Cordially Yours... David Rivera & William Gonzalez....