San Juan, Puerto Rico

Casa
Frida

Clean lines.
A colorful life inside.

Casa Frida’s white two-story facade and curved pink seating in the private backyard — A little world behind the white walls.

A city outside.
A home within.

White curves, jade-toned floors, and a garden made for lingering. This 1930s San Juan house brings a different kind of color to a city stay.

Gather around the table. Throw open the balcony doors. There’s space to be together, and room to find a little of your own.

6: Guests
3: Bedrooms
2: Full bathrooms
The whole house: One private stay

A little art.
A lot of living.

Original floors, tall ceilings, vintage furniture. Rooms with a point of view, and enough space to really unpack.

The house is yours. Settle into it.

Vintage seating, artwork and dark green walls in Casa Frida’s living room — The living room, in its own good time.

Casa Frida’s round dining table, patterned original floor and doors opening to the garden — Pull up a chair. Stay for another coffee.

Warm walls and original patterned tiles in Casa Frida’s hallway — Color around every corner.

A hammock and reclining chair on Casa Frida’s shaded front terrace — A hammock on the covered front terrace.

An open kitchen with wood cabinets, tiled walls and a large island at Casa Frida

The heart
of the house.

A full kitchen with a generous island, espresso machine, oven and all the essentials. Make a little breakfast, a big dinner, or just another excuse to gather.

Three rooms.
Your people.

A king bed, two queen beds, and a place for everyone to settle in. All three bedrooms are part of your private whole-house stay.

Bedroom one

King bed

The primary bedroom is on the second floor, with a king bed, indoor hammock, Roku Smart TV and walk-in closet. Its wrap-around terrace and en-suite bathroom give it a little extra space to settle in.

Private en-suite bathroom with a rain shower, double vanity and polished concrete walls.

Bedroom two

Queen bed

This second bedroom has a queen bed, its own private balcony and a closet. It can access the second bathroom, which is also connected to bedroom three.

Uses the second bathroom, shared with bedroom three.

Bedroom three

Queen bed

The third bedroom has a queen bed, a polished concrete desk and a private balcony with a spiral staircase to the backyard. Its connected bathroom is also accessible from bedroom two.

Connected to the second bathroom, which is also accessible from bedroom two.

Good mornings
start here.

Two full bathrooms, each with its own character. The primary bedroom has a private en-suite; the second bathroom serves bedrooms two and three.

Terracotta tile, polished concrete and a double vanity in Casa Frida’s primary bathroom — Polished concrete and a rain shower in the primary en-suite.

A copper shower and tiled walls in the bathroom shared by Casa Frida’s second and third bedrooms — A bespoke copper shower in the second bathroom.

See how it
all fits.

Two floors, three bedrooms, two bathrooms. Open the floor plans to get your bearings before you arrive.

One house, booked entirely for your group.

Main level

Upper level

Life on the other side of the door.

City house.
Garden soul.

A private backyard with soft curves, tropical planting, and plenty of places to do very little.

Trees and lounge chairs in the shaded private backyard at Casa Frida

Curved pink seating around planted beds in Casa Frida’s sunny backyard — Take the long way through the afternoon.

A guest relaxing under tropical trees in Casa Frida’s private courtyard

The spiral staircase connecting Casa Frida’s upper balcony with the backyard — A spiral stair connects bedroom three’s balcony to the backyard.

Three balconies. Two terraces. A change of scene whenever you feel like it.

Entirely private. Entirely yours.

No plans
is a good plan.

Sink into the hot tub. Set the table outdoors. Find your hammock. You don’t have to leave the house to make a day of it.

A guest beside Casa Frida’s private hot tub, surrounded by bamboo and garden walls — Your own private hot tub.

An outdoor dining table and lounge chairs on Casa Frida’s upper terrace — Lunch outside, with a BBQ grill close by.

A hammock suspended among tropical planting in Casa Frida’s backyard — Something to swing into.

Original illustration of Casa Frida’s white curved Art Deco house

Go a little
further.

Step out into San Juan. Get to know Santurce, or spend a day exploring the architecture of Old San Juan. Then come home to your own patch of quiet.

456 Calle Barbe
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00912

Find Casa Frida

A little more
island time.

Experiences are booked separately and take place off-site. Availability depends on schedules, weather and conditions. Vegetarian breakfast, yoga and luggage storage are also available off-site through the Dreamcatcher team; please confirm arrangements.

Make yourself
at home.

The details for an easy stay. And a team to help with anything else.

Talk to the Casa Frida team

Is the entire house ours?

Yes. Casa Frida is one private whole-house rental for up to six guests. Your group has the three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, living and dining rooms, full kitchen, backyard, hot tub, three balconies and two terraces to yourselves.

What’s included?

The house has air conditioning, Wi-Fi, Roku TV, a Sonos sound system, a full kitchen with an espresso machine, beach chairs and towels, and on-site parking. Coffee and tea are included. Massages, laundry service and housekeeping are available separately.

How do we arrive?

Find us at 456 Calle Barbe, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00912. Casa Frida uses self-check-in after 4:00 PM; check-out is at 11:00 AM. Detailed arrival instructions are provided for your stay. Early check-in and late check-out depend on availability.

Is the house right for our group?

Guests must climb stairs in this two-story house. Children are welcome, but the property is not suitable for infants. The primary bedroom has a private en-suite bathroom; the second bathroom serves bedrooms two and three. Please contact us if you have specific access needs.

Can we bring our dog?

One dog up to 50 lb is permitted for an additional fee under the current booking policy. Please confirm the terms with the team when booking.

A few house rules?

Quiet hours are 10:00 PM–8:00 AM. Smoking and parties are not permitted. Professional shoots require permission.

Read the full FAQ Booking & cancellation policy

Casa Frida’s white facade and curved garden seating illuminated at dusk

Come for the city.
Stay for the house.

See you
at Casa.

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Casa
Frida

A city outside.
A home within.