14/08/2026
You might know Ana as Hacienda Belén’s host, and the person who is behind the magic of this place. But Carmen Lucía, Ana’s aunt, has memories here that go back to childhood.
She remembers her grandmother Lala’s roses, the dirt roads before the houses came, the smell the river left behind after heavy rain, and two birthday celebrations spent exactly where you see big weddings and gatherings now.
She says the house has been in the family for about 150 years. The gardens have changed, the roads have changed, and the house itself has grown. But she says it has always been very well cared for.
When she talks about Hacienda Belén, she is describing a place that raised her.
We are lucky to carry something this old. We are even luckier that the people who remember it most are still here to tell us what it was like. Every stay here is built on top of something real, and we are grateful to be able to share it with all of you.
