藝廊旅館

Experiencia horrible!! No gasten su dinero. Es como llegar a una casa fantasma,sucia, poca iluminación, ruidos excesivo, no tienen parking, la piscina sucia no la podrás usar, los cuartos llenos de polvo y aterradores. La única ventana que tenía se abría sola no tenía seguro alguno, la puerta principal del cuarto no cerraba. No te ayudan a subir el equipaje por unas escaleras empinadas y estrechas. Para llegar a la habitación era bajando como a un calabozo horrible!!! Me fui al otro día le terminé regalando una noche. Comenzó a llover y el agua se comenzó a meter por la ventana y como no cerraba no había manera de retener el agua solo con toallas. En la recepción apenas hay personal, no contestan el teléfono en fin un lugar que jamas volvería a visitar.

Our stay at The Gallery Inn was an enormous disappointment. Within minutes of arrival, we were hit with loud, blaring music directly outside our room—making rest impossible after a long day of travel. When we asked for help, the front desk simply told us that the only other room available would have the same issue. No effort was made to lower the volume or offer a solution. Inside, the room felt dirty and unkempt—a bug in the bed sheets, dust throughout, and standing water right outside the door. It was far from the peaceful, charming environment described online. We checked out within 30 minutes and had to find another hotel, yet the Gallery Inn still refused a refund, hiding behind a predatory cancellation policy that punishes guests for unacceptable conditions. The staff’s dismissive attitude only made things worse. For the price, you could stay at a reputable hotel where cleanliness and comfort actually matter. Don’t be fooled by the pictures—this property is poorly maintained, noisy, and lacks basic hospitality. Avoid at all costs.

"During a recent stay at this establishment, my wife and I noted its distinctly eclectic aesthetic upon arrival. While the initial check-in process lacked the warmth we typically expect, we proceeded with our stay. Our accommodations were centrally located, adjacent to a piano, and notably lacked a window. Despite an unsettling initial ambiance, we eventually retired for the night. However, our sleep was disrupted by inexplicable knocking, tapping, and vocalizations, which understandably caused us significant unease. Subsequently, we both distinctly heard a loud growling sound. Shortly thereafter, the room's lights extinguished, only to illuminate as I briefly ascended to the restroom. Consequently, we elected to check out prematurely and secure alternative lodging. For those seeking an immersive experience within a historic, potentially 400-year-old building, this location may be of interest. Furthermore, individuals intrigued by the possibility of paranormal activity might find this to be a unique destination. However, for those who do not share this interest, we would recommend considering alternative accommodations. Sincerely, Shalenna

This place is dirty and is *******. We had to check out the first night in the middle of the night after experiencing some very very weird stuff. From rocking chairs rocking on their own, to hearing people talk and when vhecking there was no one there, to hearing a super frightning growl in the middle of the night. We ran out of here. Skip this place.

We had stayed here 10+ years ago. Remembered the subterranean pool, gardens, cool artwork , orchids , parrots etc everywhere. Yeah, the rooms back then were "old fashioned" kinda faded , and it rained through our roof one night, but OK. What SEEMED recent internet pics reassured us, and we thought it was mostly charming the first time. Oops. Not the same as the pics. The downstairs of the former establishment with pool had been sold to the Cannon Club,which is now a restaurant piano bar, loud to the Inn just above we heard. What's left in the small upstairs common areas is dark, dingy, mostly piled up junk. (a small deck and small bar with a nice view is the highlight) The new pool is basically a plunge pool right when you walk in. My wife checked around and found exactly 1 exotic bird, so not what we remember at all. We might've stayed the night, if not for the room. Mosquitos, big water stains, tiny 1950s style bath with shower, all decrepit, 20 year old mattress. Unexpected bonus..there was a window unit type AC! The host was polite about refunding the second night, I suspect this wasn't the first time. We were more than happy to book it to El Convento (which fortunately had availability) the day of our arrival.

My second visit was as strange and wonderful as my first. If you like delightful surprises, old-world bohemian sensibility, parrots, a drink in the shade overlooking the ocean at the end of a hot day, a soaking pool in a tropical sculpture garden - this is for you. If you like understated luxury, seamless professional hospitality, newly renovated spaces - it’s probably not for you. If I’m lucky enough to end up in PR again, I will go back a third time…