Set to complete in late 2016, the project will include a full renovation of all 387 guestrooms and public areas.
ATLANTA – PDSI, a major hotel project management and development firm headquartered in Atlanta, GA, has been tapped to oversee the comprehensive renovation planned for the El San Juan Resort and Casino. The property was acquired by Fundamental Advisors LP, Leon, Mayer & Co., and Aimbridge Hospitality in July 2015.
Set to complete in late 2016, the project will include a full renovation of all 387 guestrooms and public areas. Upgrades will also consist of a new arrival experience, food & beverage outlets, meeting and event space, expansion of pool areas, a luxury day spa expansion, and a new fitness center building.
“PDSI has a long history working in Puerto Rico and we are thrilled to be managing the rebirth of this truly iconic hotel. This project is a rare opportunity for all involved to show off the richness of Puerto Rican culture and celebrate this assets amazing heritage,” says Ralph C. Engelberger, President of PDSI. “Our team takes great pride in being selected as Project Manager on this restoration project and our continuing relationship with the owners of El San Juan and the Puerto Rican people.”
PDSI is a privately held hotel project management and development firm specializing in the hospitality market worldwide. Founded in 2001, the firm’s portfolio includes over 500 projects with a total value of approximately $4 billion. PDSI strives to provide a comprehensive array of services and value in line with the investment goals of its clients.
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