Puerto Rico
vacation rentals

Yes. The same homes sit on Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com at a markup — around 19% on Airbnb, 23% on Vrbo and 20% on Booking.com. Booking here removes it. On a week that is usually a few hundred dollars.

For most homes your dates are held the moment you book and you pay on the next step: nothing is charged before you confirm, and you have 24 hours to complete payment before the dates go back on sale. Some homes take your card at checkout instead and charge it as soon as your dates are confirmed; the checkout says which before you pay.

They are live. Every home is also listed on the big platforms and availability syncs within seconds, so a date shown as open here genuinely is.

RentInPR, a Puerto Rico owned vacation-rental company hosting on the island since 2015 — the oldest in Puerto Rico. It runs hundreds of homes, from colonial houses in Old San Juan to apartments in Santurce and Condado and beach homes in Isla Verde, Luquillo and Dorado, and has been a Superhost since 2020, rated 9.9 out of 10 across more than 20,000 guest reviews. Every home is also listed on Airbnb, Vrbo & Booking.com; booked here, the same nights cost less and carry no service fee. If you find the same home and dates cheaper on one of those sites before you book, we match it. It is not an agency reselling someone else's inventory: the people who answer before you book are the ones who look after your stay.

Not if you are staying in Old San Juan — it is a walking city and parking is genuinely difficult. For Luquillo, Dorado, El Yunque or the west coast, a car makes the trip far easier. Condado and Santurce sit in between: walkable locally, a car helps for day trips.

Choose the area by the trip you want. In and around San Juan: Old San Juan for history, restaurants and nightlife on foot; Santurce for art, murals and where locals eat; Condado for the beach with a restaurant strip attached; Isla Verde for sand and a short airport run. Beyond the city, Dorado, to the west, is a resort town known for its beaches and golf, and Luquillo, on the northeast coast, sits between the Atlantic and El Yunque rainforest. For either, a car makes the trip far easier. For the rest of the island, read where to stay in Puerto Rico, region by region. See our San Juan vacation rentals, or read where to stay in San Juan, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.

Less than most of the Caribbean, and no passport is needed for US travellers. A stay here starts from $235 for 3 nights with the cleaning fee included, plus tax, and a typical night is about $175 before the cleaning fee. Booking direct removes the platform fee on top of that.

Some homes do. Use the pet-friendly filter to see only the ones that welcome dogs — the badge on each listing is taken straight from that property's own rules.

For December through April, and for Easter and the San Sebastián festival in January, book several months ahead. Summer and autumn are far easier and often cheaper.

Cancel at least 14 days before arrival for a full refund, or at least 7 days before for 50% back. The exact dates for your stay show under the Reserve button before you book. If payment is never completed, the hold simply expires after 24 hours and nothing is charged.

Yes. Every photograph on this site is of the home it appears on, taken at that property. Only the travel-guide and area images are licensed stock, and those never appear on a listing.

No. Puerto Rico is a US territory. US citizens only need a valid driver's license or state ID. No customs or immigration required.

Puerto Rico is a year-round destination with average temps of 80-85°F. December-April is peak season with dry weather. Summer offers lower prices. September-October have the deepest discounts.

Booking direct through RentInPR.com saves you 15-20% because there are no platform service fees. On a $200/night rental for a week, that's $200-$280 in savings.

Yes. Our properties are in well-known tourist areas that are safe and well-patrolled. All properties are Superhost-managed with 4.9+ star ratings.