GUANICA, Puerto Rico
Best Western Hotels & Resorts announced the first North American hotel to join its BW Premier Collection—The Copamarina Beach Resort & Spa in Puerto Rico. The BW Premier Collection, Best Western’s soft brand, consists of carefully selected high-quality hotels in primary and destination markets.
“We are delighted with the addition of the AAA Three Diamond Copamarina Beach Resort & Spa to the growing number of properties under the BW Premier Collection brand,” said David Kong, Best Western president and CEO. “The BW Premier Collection is beneficial for our guests and independent hoteliers.”
The Copamarina Beach Resort & Spa is located on the southwestern side of Puerto Rico in Caña Gorda, Guánica, 90 miles away from the City of San Juan. This unique beachfront property is surrounded by the Dry Forest in the north and Caribbean Sea in the south, stretching over 20-acres of tropical lush gardens.
The 106-room resort has undergone a $1.6 million renovation of its public spaces, facilities and guest rooms. The ocean-front hotel’s amenities include two resort-style pools and two children’s pools, an al fresco restaurant and an indoor fine dining restaurant both featuring high-quality Puerto Rican cuisine.
The resort also has a full-service spa, tennis courts, exclusive access to Gilligan’s Island on a private boat from the hotel’s dock, non-motorized aquatic sports including, kayaks, hobby cats, paddleboards and diving. In addition it has over 4,000 square feet of indoor space for events and weddings.
The Copamarina Beach Resort and Spa, joins the following hotels as members of the BW Premier Collection:
- BW Premier Collection The Richmond, Liverpool, England.
- BW Premier Collection Winchester Royal Hotel, Winchester, England.
- BW Premier Collection Hotel Milton Rimini, Rimini, Italy.
- BW Premier Collection Master Johan Hotel, Malmo, Sweden.
- BW Premier Collection Pop House Hotel, Stockholm, Sweden.
Many of the BW Premier Collection properties feature meeting space for small-to-mid-sized groups.
