Hotel Bélgica

Frommer's Review

In the hands of a skilled decorator with a large bankroll, this Spanish colonial mansion from around 1911 could be transformed into a very chic bed-and-breakfast. Until then, however, you'll be faced with a combination of historic charm and modern junkiness, overseen by a brusque staff. You might find this cost-conscious spot wonderful or horrible, depending on your point of view and room assignment. The most appealing accommodations are nos. 8, 9, and 10; these rooms are spacious and have balconies that hang over Calle Villa, a few steps from Plaza Las Delicias. Each unit has a small tiled shower-only bathroom. This venue is for roughing it, backpacker style. The hotel is devoid of the standard amenities, and no meals are served, but there are several cafes in the area.

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