Las Casitas Village, a Waldorf Astoria Resort is a tropical sanctuary that is one of five unique villages located within the exquisite Waldorf Astoria Conquistador Resort in Puerto Rico, offering access to all of the amenities and restaurants of the larger resort. Go for a swim in the outdoor infinity pool or soak in one of the outdoor hot tubs. Grab lunch and a refreshing drink at the poolside bar & grill. After lunch, head to the Caribbean’s only expansive water park, Coqui Water Park, located at the resort. Swim laps in the eighty-five-hundred-square-foot main pool while the little ones splash around in the children’s pools (don't forget the water wings!). Float along the lazy river or join the kids on the waterslides. Get in touch with your inner athlete on the tennis courts, or head to the fitness center for a workout. The kids will have a blast in the on-site children’s club while you head to the full-service spa for a massage or body treatment. With all of this, no wonder Las Casitas Village is a 2017 TripAdvisor Traveler’s Choice.

Air-conditioned one-, two-, and three-bedroom condos have a vibrant Caribbean flavor and include luxe touches like a jetted tub, robes, and slippers. Private balconies overlook the ocean or lush gardens, perfect for evening cocktails while you ponder which of the twenty on-site restaurants to try, or keep it simple and cook dinner in your full kitchen. Twenty-four-hour butler service is at your beck and call – worth trying just to give yourself an excuse to work the word “butler” into casual conversation. After dinner, channel surf on your cable TV, or enjoy a family movie night. Bring favorite movies to watch on your DVD player, or check out the on-demand movies available.

Las Casitas Village is home to a legendary eighteen-hole championship golf course. It was designed by Arthur Hills and has views of the Atlantic Ocean and the El Yunque Rain Forest. It offers a three-tiered driving range, chipping area and putting green. For apparel and merchandise, visit the on-site Pro Shop. Spend a day on the resort’s exclusive one-hundred-acre Palomino Island. Water sports include sailing, wave runners, banana boats, or catamaran tours. Experience a shallow dive, boat dive or snorkeling tour where you will explore rainbow coral. Horseback riders of all skill levels can join their guide as they ride through the wilderness trails. Play a family game of volleyball or soccer or challenge the kids to a ping pong match. Adventurers will jump at the chance to kayak through the Bioluminescent Bay or stroll through charming Old San Juan, sipping from a fresh-cut coconut.