Hotels Near Siddhia Hutchinson Fine Art Gallery in Vieques

Mamacitas is a place that is currently in renovation, it is one of the best locations of the island, the large room, air conditioned, very clean and in very good condition (it seems to have been renovated recently). The hotel is very friendly and helpful. We had the opportunity to meet several places on the island of Culebra and I think that after the renovation of the terrace/bar/restaurant, it will be one of the best places on the island.

#Praise#Satisfied with mosquito control measures, room layout

A nice simple hotel very clean and with a nice view of the bay in Culebra . Chose the rooms with a balcony - it makes a difference. We asked for a coffee maker and it was great- having coffee every motioning at the room. The room has a small refrigerator, keeping our drinks & groceries cool. The hotel is in the town so everything is walking distance like the supermarket, coffee shops and restaurants..

It's hard to come up with the words for a place this good. They simply do everything right! Without being pretentious, it is a laid back but classy place. Our room was spacious and comfortable. Breakfast on the terrace was great. Each day we purchased the packed lunch and along with the provided cooler and chairs headed out to explore the fabulous beaches. The pool was super clean and refreshing. The staff left us alone but was super responsive when we needed something. Just one example, we got our jeep so muddy, I was worried we might incur a cleaning fee. I asked housekeeping for a bucket and rag which they happily provided but then a guy on staff saw what we were doing and came to help. He got a hose and told us we could go to our room or the pool and he would take care of it. We returned a very clean car.

This hotel near Isabel Segunda on Vieques is a gem. If you don't need luxury, consider it. Penny and Kelly, who own it and run it, are very friendly and knowledgeable and give it a B&B feel. It is close enough to Isabel Segunda so that you can easily walk there. Each room has a bedroom, kitchenette/living room and bathroom, all spacious, clean, modern and pest-free. Plus, each room has a huge, covered, semi-private veranda on a hillside overlooking a horse paddock, greenery with iguanas, and a view of the ocean in the distance. The hotel offers a breakfast with a number of options including fresh fruit; you can feed the mango and other peels to the horses. Or, you can eat in your room or walk into town for breakfast. There are two possible downsides. First, there is no elevator, so you will need to walk up some flights of stairs between your room and the ground level where the office and parking are. Second, there are dozens of roosters nearby that start crowing at 4:30 or 5:00 am and continue until dusk. When we wanted to sleep, we dealt with this by using the ear plugs the hotel provided, closing the bedroom windows, and running the A/C. This minimized the noise. In sum, we love the place and would go back there in a minute.

Beautiful place! The guesthouse was very clean, peaceful and in a great location just a few minutes from a beach. The room was lovely and the place has an amazing rooftop deck and balcony to hang out on. The breakfast was delicious and the guesthouse even had beach chairs and towels we could use. The owners were extremely kind and knowledgeable in terms of the area and helping us figure out the best places to eat/visit. We loved our stay and would highly recommend it!

I picked this hotel in Esperanza hoping it would be more quiet than guest rooms above restaurants/bars along the malecon *****, as well as being adults only. Cars still drove by around the corner blaring loud music, but not terribly late. Roosters announce the sunrise, but we didn't notice while using white noise. Our Esquina (corner) room was serviceable and had an industrial concrete feel which matches the description and photos online. We were not able to select a room with an ocean view but had one tiny corner of the balcony where you could see water if you squinted. The better view was from the roof where we enjoyed live music one evening, and the hot tub to ourselves later that night. Towels and beach chairs to borrow were a nice touch, which we used daily. We did not eat in the hotel restaurant, instead tried a different place along the boardwalk each of 3 nights. We were not able to take advantage of morning coffee: it did not open until 8am and we were already gone for the day to our activities by then. A Keurig in the room to make tea would have been appreciated. The bathroom was very small: there was a half door on the shower and water would go all over the floor. Water temperature was unpredictable; they even had to provide notes on how to get hot water for the shower. We rented a car for our stay; the hotel does not have a parking lot, but there is a public dirt parking lot directly across the street that had plenty of available parking every day. Overall I was mostly satisfied with this funky-looking hotel as a base for our activities on beautiful Vieques.