Located right in the cultural and entertainment core of Ponce, Belgica is an independent, boutique hotel housed in a colonial-era building. All the rooms are individually decorated and have private bathrooms, with amenities including satellite TV and phones. Some rooms have balconies. Free Wi-Fi is offered throughout the hotel, and there's a business center. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can provide local area advice. A free continental breakfast is provided at Belgica. There are plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars in the local neighborhood for guests to explore. The Parque de Bombas is just 200 yards from the hotel, and the Ponce Museum of Art is half a mile away. Mercedita Airport is 10 minutes away by car.
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Staying at Belgica puts you right in the center of Ponce, within easy walking distance of its many museums, shops and nightlife venues. Whether you want to party till dawn or enjoy cultural days out around the city, you won't find a more convenient or atmospheric location than this.
Housed in a beautiful, pastel-hued colonial building, this hotel has a certain grandeur about it, and the rooms are simple but elegant. Guests recommend opting for a room with a balcony if you can, since it adds to the unique charater of your stay, and provides endless people-watching opportunities.
If you're a first-time visitor to Ponce, there's nothing more valuable than local knowledge to help you make the most out of your vacaction, and luckily, the friendly, professional staff at Belgica are more than happy to provide you with great insider tips of places to go and things to do.
The flip-side of being situated right in the center of town is that the streets around the hotel are full of clubs and bars, and once the sun goes down, the music and revelry starts. It's fine if you're out enjoying yourself, but if you're trying to sleep, all the noise might not be so welcome.
This is an old, traditional building with few modern modifications, so it doesn't have an elevator, and you may have to scale the rather beautiful but also rather winding stairs with your luggage. If you have mobility problems, it's worth requesting an accessible room in advance.
If you imagine a continental breakfast to be an inviting spread of fresh bread, pastries, cold cuts and fruit, then prepare to be disappointed. According to previous guests, the breakfast here is little more than a slice or two of toast - and you have to make it yourself.
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