Aïre de O:live, where raw wood, warm sand, and Caribbean light blur into a single, sun-washed moment. Morning drifts in with the sound of waves against Isla Verde Beach, and shadows soften across rattan and stone. It’s the kind of place where the ocean feels close enough to touch.

Aïre de O:live sits right on the sand of Isla Verde Beach in San Juan, offering immediate and effortless access to the water and surf. The hotel’s aesthetic is rooted in natural materials with raw wood, stone, ceramics, and rattan, all evoking a handcrafted, organic energy. From lobby to rooftop, every detail hints at a design that respects place as much as comfort.

The property houses 80 suites, each room designed to feel airy, private, and calm. Furnishings feature wood and ceramics with character, creating a home-away-from-home sensibility. Rooms offer ocean or city views, Nespresso machines, minibars, and well-appointed bathrooms with rainfall showers. The top-floor suites stand out with an indoor-outdoor living area, a private heated plunge pool, and a Zen garden that frames sunset over the Caribbean.

Dining here leans into creative coastal flavors. The rooftop venue Kumo serves dishes shaped by Japanese robatayaki-style cooking with fire, flavor, and craftsmanship. Closer to the sand, AWWA delivers an oceanfront raw bar and ceviche-forward menu built on fresh Peruvian-Japanese-inspired cuisine. Together, they offer a dining program that feels both anchored in place and globally curious.

The property invites restoration through its pool deck and carefully curated wellness programming. The hotel offers a pool, beach area, and lounges directly accessible from the property. Wellness sessions, including yoga and Pilates, are part of the offer.

What sets the hotel apart is its conscious embrace of sustainability and craftsmanship. Single-use plastics are avoided, while keycards and guest bracelets are crafted from coconut and bass wood rather than plastic—a small detail that signals integrity in approach.

At Aïre de O:live the beach isn’t just nearby, it is part of the architecture, the rhythm, the experience. From sunrise strolls on Isla Verde’s sands to rooftop cocktails at Kumo and quiet evenings in suites warmed by wood and natural textures, your stay feels measured, thoughtful, and connected.