At KASA Vacation Rentals, we embrace inclusion and diversity. We have something for every budget and every traveling need. We are local and attend to every guest personally. When you call, you'll speak to Peter or Frankie every time, and we're available by phone for emergencies 24/7. We have tried to make it easy, so you can browse and find the property that best fits your needs and budget. All of our properties are immaculate, with fully equipped kitchens, air conditioning, WiFi and flat screen streaming TV, so you can stream your Netflix, Amazon, Apple TV or any other service you love! You won't need a thing! We provide fresh linens and towels, beach towels and beach chairs! - Peter and Frankie he/him/his

Conveniently located and newly renovated, our private apartment at the "Lofts of Old San Juan Luxury Apartments" is perfect for short term or long term stays and offers a convenient home base to explore Historic Old San and the rest of Puerto Rico!  Our comfortable 1 bedroom 1 bathroom apartment on the 3d floor offers the charm of a traditional Old San Juan building with the amenities of a modern renovation. The bedroom includes a king sized bed. The bedroom is air conditioned, and with the door open, will cool the entire apartment.  The living room has a trundle bed for guests who prefer not to share a bed. The apartment is fully renovated with a clean and modern look and includes a full kitchen stocked with all cooking and dining utensils. We provide bath amenities, all linens and towels, iron, ironing board, hairdryer and beach towels.  This apartment includes high speed WIFI,  streaming TV and a free, shared washer/dryer on the first level.  The building is steps away from pharmacies, a full service supermarket, plazas, restaurants, bars and El Morro, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The building and the apartments are a piece of the architectural history of Old San Juan. Note, there is no free parking in Old San, but there are garages. Parking options: Dona Fella La Cochera The apartment is self check-in with a lockbox The code will be included in the check in instructions sent the day before check in after 3pm. For Airbnb, the instrucitons are sent through Airbnb messaging. STORMS and HURRICANE POLICY - No refunds will be given unless the National Weather Service orders mandatory evacuation; the day of the order we will refund any unused portion from the booking/ any reservation scheduled to arrive during said mandatory evacuation. No refunds are issued for rain or tropical storms as we have no control of weather and you are traveling to a tropical Island, a

Old San Juan is one of the best places to visit in Puerto Rico. Old San Juan has an incredible 500 years of history, beautiful colonial architecture liberally splashed with tropical colors and timeless magic that makes it one of the most enchanting destinations in the Caribbean. You could spend many happy hours just walking around the walled city. Perhaps nothing captures the history of Puerto Rico more than Old San Juan's massive fortresses. El Morro and Castillo de San Cristobal are among the most visited attractions on the island for a good reason. Their cannons, ramparts, and layered defenses have guarded the walled city for centuries. Even the governor's mansion, La Fortaleza, is called "The Fortress" because it was one of the settlement's early defensive structures. Paseo La Princesa is a broad promenade that stretches from near the docks at the foot of the city and leads to the lovely Raíces Fountain. On weekends, you're likely to find all kinds of stalls lining the road, and maybe even a free cultural performance to enjoy. Paseo La Princesa hugs the old perimeter wall of the city, and beyond the fountain continues around Old San Juan to the San Juan Gate, the only remaining of five entry points into the old town. The best time to enjoy the walk is during sunset when you'll have gorgeous views of the bay from the fountain, and you'll escape the heat of the day. Old San Juan is home to the San Juan National Historic Site, with buildings dating from the 16th century, including the San Felipe del Morro and San Cristóbal fortresses and the old city walls. The Bautista Cathedral houses the tomb of Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León. Brightly colored houses line cobbled streets and shady plazas, alongside cool cocktail bars and renowned Caribbean fusion restaurants.