Four Points by Sheraton Caguas Real Hotel & Casino — Hotel in Caguas

Four Points by Sheraton Caguas Real Hotel & Casino wasn’t just a getaway—it was a sensual odyssey that took me to heights of pleasure so intense, I couldn’t help but moan in pure ecstasy. From the moment I entered the hotel, I could feel the excitement building, the energy thrumming through every inch of the place. It wasn’t just luxury—it was an intoxicating combination of indulgence and euphoria that left me craving more at every turn.

The bed? Oh, the bed was a lover’s dream. As I sank into the soft, silky sheets, I let out an involuntary moan—one that was louder than I expected, but oh, so satisfying. I felt it deep inside me, the pure pleasure of sinking into comfort that was unlike anything I had ever known. I swear, I heard faint echoes from the rooms around me—guests down the hall probably wondered if they’d stumbled into a private boudoir, but I didn’t care. I was completely consumed by the pleasure, the softness of the bed, the warmth of the room.

But it didn’t stop there. The casino? It was electric, sending shocks of pure, unbridled joy through my body with every spin of the wheel, every flick of the chips. I couldn’t control myself. The rush was so intense, so overwhelming, that I began to lose track of time, of my surroundings. Every win, every near miss was a surge of euphoria that made me moan louder, harder, without care for who might hear me. It felt like I was on the edge of something, something addictive, something I couldn’t stop. I wondered, for a brief moment, if I was getting a gambling addiction—but the pleasure was so intense, so exhilarating, that I couldn’t bring myself to stop.

I could feel the eyes of others around me—guests watching from their tables, staring, intrigued by the wild ecstasy radiating from me. The other players? They were captivated, almost hypnotized by my reactions. I couldn’t stop the moans as I placed my bets, the tension building, my heart racing, my body shaking with the highs and lows of the game. At one point, I swear I heard someone whispering from another room, maybe on the other side of the hotel, a subtle chuckle or gasp—people hearing my pleasure from across the halls, caught in the web of the intoxicating energy of the casino.

It wasn’t just a game anymore—it was an addiction, a rush that made my entire body tingle with delight. I felt as if I couldn’t breathe without that next spin, that next win. I was hooked. The pleasure was so real, so overwhelming, I forgot where I was and who was around me. The moans, the gasps—everything blurred into an endless cycle of more, leaving me on the edge of a high that I never wanted to come down from.

By the time I left the casino, I was spent, exhilarated, and a little breathless—but so, so satisfied. Four Points by Sheraton Caguas Real Hotel & Casino didn’t just give me a night to remember—it changed me, made me realize how far I would go to chase that feeling, that rush, that pleasure. It wasn’t just an escape—it was a world where I was free to let go, to indulge, and to moan my way to the most intense satisfaction...

The reason I didn’t give this hotel more stars is due to the following reasons, So when I reserved the rooms for myself & my friends, we all decided on this hotel because in the advertisement it indicated that the hotel was in San Juan and that it was also near the beach, well both of these things are incorrect and should not have been advertised. Also, they make you pay for breakfast, a good breakfast anyway. They do have continental breakfast which only consists of cereal, mini muffins, toast, and orange juice or water. But if you’re like me you want to include eggs, bacon, & etc. in order to get filled up, which is what we were charged for $20 a day. They offer a discount if you prepaid so that knocked off $5, which made the breakfast $15 a day. The hotel people were very nice and friendly. The hotel was also very clean and quiet. Another issue we had was that due to not being around anything within walking distance, we had to take a taxi & Uber to get everywhere, which was very expensive. I think we spent more $$ doing this than we did shopping & eating. This is what sucked the most on this vacation. I can without a doubt say that this will be my first & absolute last time I book this hotel, you can rest assured of that !!!! Other than that the PR was beautiful and we had fun seeing all the historic buildings and the food we ate was delish!!! I’m going to come back again one day, but when I do at least I will know what to expect so that all the extra issues that came want...

I want to tell you that after so many times I have stayed in this hotel in Caguas, Puerto Rico I'am so very dissapointed. When I got to the room 317, then 318, then 325 I had a bad experience, when I went to the first room I was given 317, I took my shoes off and ended walking on water in the carpet, I complained and the only thing they did was to give me another room, room 318, I ended putting my suitcase and left to eat, when I came back same problem in that room, more water in the carpet and a puddle of wet carpet by the air conditioner, then I was given the keys and did not worked, had to go back to the front office and again they gave me a key that did not opened the doors, so after being waiting for 1/2 hour the front office comes with another key room 325 and finally was able to go to sleep. THe carpet in the halls are disgusting dirty, and pulled apart, you can trip on it, the bathroom tub was not cleaned correctly and had mold on it. Yuck! So after I had such a good tme in the past I have to tell you how dissapointed I'was by staying in this hotel.. I went last year and the hotel was cleaned, the manager was more friendly and the atmosphere was safer. I felt very unsafed staying at this hotel, sorry for my honesty, but I think it will take a huge appologies from you for me to think again to stay with you in Four Points Caguas, Puerto Rico, and not even a smile of appologies from this manager on duty. WOW! You need to teach Customer Service to them. Or you will loose...