The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort Style: Classic Luxury Rooms: 139 Rating: Photo Gallery In the romantic setting of a Caribbean coconut plantation, nestled between a lush national forest and the sparkling sea, our resort combines elegant tropical luxury and our iconic St. Regis Butler Service: it’s paradise perfected. Pleasure is a daily mantra when you tee off at the Robert Trent Jones, Jr. golf course, succumb to exclusive Remède Spa pampering, savor Jean-Georges’ acclaimed cuisine at Molasses Restaurant, lounge at the pool or bask on our pristine, sandy beach. off at the Robert Trent Jones, Jr. golf course, succumb to exclusive Remède Spa pampering, savor Jean-Georges’ acclaimed cuisine at Molasses Restaurant, lounge at the pool or bask on our pristine, sandy beach. A Perfect Paradise Find your ideal state of relaxation in 139 magnificent rooms, where private terraces lead to spectacular ocean views. Amidst verdant foliage, your retreat is exquisitely furnished with the finest details, meeting the highest environmental standards.

Hotel Address:

• The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort
• State Road 187 kilometer 4.2
• Rio Grande , 00745
• Puerto Rico

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Location Summary
The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort, Puerto Rico is located on the northeastern corridor of the island of Puerto Rico, at the foot of the El Yunque National Forest. The resort is bordered by the 5,000 acre Espíritu Santo River State Preserve, and is a 30 minute drive from the 500 year old jewel - Old San Juan.

The El Yunque National Forest, a 28,000 acre preserve, is the only tropical rainforest on U.S. soil and was established as a National Park in 1906. More than 100 billion gallons of rain fall here each year, creating a lush forest with plants and animals of incredible variety. Plant life is represented with over 240 species of trees, 50 species of ferns, 20 varieties of wild orchids and a large multitude of flowers.

Puerto Rico's only navigable river, the Espíritu Santo, features a plethora of plant and animal life, including mangroves and many species of birds. This short river is mostly navigated by canoe or very small boat.

Old San Juan is a remarkable centuries-old neighborhood spanning seven square blocks. This charming residential and commercial district includes more than 400 carefully restored 16th- and 17th-century Spanish colonial buildings. It has a number of small museums as well as marvelous restored forts. A diverse collection of gourmet restaurants, forts, galleries, shops, jewelry stores, and cafes make it a great place to walk around in and savor the Spanish colonial atmosphere.

Directions to Hotel
From Ponce: Take Interstate 52 North. Continue on PR-1 North. Take the exit toward Interstate PR-3. Turn left on PR-187. The hotel is on the right

From Fajardo: Take Interstate PR-3 northwest toward CII A. Take a slight right at PR-187. The hotel is on the right.

From West: Take the Expreso Baldorioty de Castro (Highway 26). Follow the road to Highway 66. Turn right onto PR-3. Turn left onto PR-187. The hotel is on the right.