Puerto Rico, a Caribbean island of contrasts, contains both ancient and new, rainforest and desert, white sand beaches and picturesque mountain villages, world-class restaurants, and street food kiosks, hopping nightlife and quiet resorts for solitude seekers, world-class restaurants, and street food kiosks, world-class restaurants and street food kiosks, world-class restaurants and street food kiosks, hopping nightlife and quiet resorts for solitude seekers. Visiting this tropical paradise might be costly, but all-inclusive hotels can make a trip more inexpensive. Puerto Rico's resorts come in various shapes and sizes, from bustling to calm and isolated, nestled in stunning seascapes and landscapes. The world-famous beaches of Puerto Rico captivate visitors, and the island's natural beauty entices them to return.

Note that there are currently no all-inclusive resorts in Puerto Rico, and any of the alternatives listed below may charge extra fees.

1. Copamarina Beach Resort

The Copamarina is the pinnacle of luxury when it comes to getting away from it all. Copamarina's all-inclusive package includes chosen rooms, meals in two superb restaurants, unlimited drinks, and evening entertainment. It is located on the quiet southwestern coast, close to the Caribbean's only desert forest biosphere. Copamarina's swimming pools, playgrounds, tennis courts, diving, snorkeling, paddle-boating, and windsurfing, all situated in a natural setting, are an inexpensive luxury for families. Body and spirit are catered to at the Bodyderm Spa and Fitness Center. Ocean views and private balconies are available in all guest rooms, villas, and suites.

2. Villa Montana Beach Resort

Villa Montana's clean 5 km (3 miles) of magnificent beaches are nestled amid the spectacular splendor of Puerto Rico's northwest coast, making it ideal for beachgoers. The neighboring tropical trail horseback rides on the beach and through the Guajataca Forest Reserve are a joy for adventurers. Villa Montana's isolated well-kept gardens and coastline offer the finest of laid-back luxury. Plantation-style artisan furnishings, tile floors, private balconies, and all the standard facilities are included in the deluxe suites. The Eclipse and the Asian-inspired O lounge are two notable places where guests may dine. Visitors will be thrilled by the pools, tennis courts, and water sports equipment, as well as the fitness center and nightly live music. Villa Montana is a fantastic jewel for those who enjoy calm, relaxing beach days.

3. Gran Melia Golf Resort

The Gran Melia Golf Resort, located 30 kilometers (20 miles) northeast of San Juan on the island of Puerto Rico, provides a wide range of water and beach sports in a luxurious setting. The El Yunque National Forest is close, and two pre-designed golf courses are right next door. The Red Level package includes luxurious suites with a garden or ocean view, private check-in, butler service, daily breakfasts, free internet stations, an adult-only pool with Bali beds, and complimentary refreshments. All suites have mahogany details, Caribbean hues, and various amenities. International, Asian, Italian, and Puerto Rican cuisines are available for dining. The Gran Melia is a spectacular tropical paradise with beautiful architecture, impeccably manicured gardens, and attentive, kind hosts.

4. Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Beach Resort

Wyndham's Rio Mar Beach Resort is a treasure between the El Yunque rainforest and the Atlantic Ocean for visitors who enjoy various activities during their luxury vacation. This all-inclusive resort in Puerto Rico offers luxury packages that include unique suites with private balconies, a daily buffet breakfast, a VIP card for discounted prices at the spa, water sports and local excursions, fees and taxes, and airport transfers. At Rio Mar, guests will enjoy two world-class golf courses, several tennis courts, a wide range of food options at 11 different pubs and restaurants, as well as all of the water activities they desire. The premium suites include queen and king beds, a private balcony, lovely tropical décor, and mountain or ocean views.