Villa Bonita · Western Puerto Rico
From New York to your Puerto Rico wedding — no passport needed
New York has the largest Puerto Rican community in the U.S., and many couples dream of saying “I do” on the island with both sides of the family. Villa Bonita brings ceremony, reception and lodging together on one private estate.
- Getting here: fly to Aguadilla (BQN), about 20 minutes from the hacienda, or to San Juan (SJU), about 2 hours away by car. Check current direct routes with your airline.
- Bring everyone: eight apartments sleep up to 60 guests (the wedding itself can be larger), so families from New York and Puerto Rico stay together. Overnight guests don’t have to drive after the toast, and the couple and wedding party can dress, do hair and makeup at the villa before the ceremony.
- Bilingual team: we plan with you in English or Spanish.
Frequently asked questions
Do U.S. citizens need a passport?
No, Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory; a valid government ID is enough for domestic flights.
Can we plan remotely?
Yes, through video calls, our online questionnaire and a virtual tour.
What can guests do nearby?
Villa Bonita sits between Aguadilla and Isabela: beaches, horseback rides on the beach, the ocean-view Punta Borinquen Golf Club, bowling, a mall with a kids’ play area and movie theaters, plus plenty of restaurants and attractions in both towns.
What can guests do at the villa?
Relax with family and friends at the pool and jacuzzi, use the gazebos and BBQ, play billiards, half-court basketball, mini pickleball, volleyball, dominoes and board games, while kids enjoy their play area. No need to leave the villa to have fun. Available areas depend on your booking.
Beyond weddings, Villa Bonita hosts vow renewals, quinceañeras, birthdays, family reunions and corporate retreats, and offers vacation stays from one apartment to the whole villa.