Hôtel près de Bol's Cave Museum (Mountain Pine Ridge)

« Loin de tout , véritable havre de paix. »

« Calico Jacks is a bit outside San Ignacio so you definitely need a vehicle but the room was really cleaned and comfortable. I stayed for only one night so I haven’t used the pool or tried the zipline but the food at the restaurant onsite and the staff were amazing. Julio was my server and my guide the morning after to visit Barton Creek’s caves and he made sure I had a wonderful time. »

« Très bon établissement! Accueil parfait, chambres propres et lit très confortable, petit déjeuner très bon, excursions très bien organisées par l'hôtel. Un petit bémol pour le dîner globalement bon mais je m'attendais à mieux. J'y reviendrai dans hésiter. »

« The Kitchen staff is outstanding Oscar, Amy and Cindy are a skilled team serving exceptional food made from local sources George and the landscaping crew have created a lovely display of flowering plants. The care of the grounds is impressive. The room attendants provide extra touches and sparkling clean rooms Of course the whole operation runs flawlessly with Benoni in charge. He is a superb host »

« Our stay was really lovely. Rose and the other ladies made us delicious breakfast and dinner - the best that we had in Belize. The property was comfortable and conveniently located. It felt very safe. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again. »

« Wonderful! »

« Employees were very kind and polite, beautifull resort with a natural and calming vibe. We loved the hummingbird room! Thank you!! »

« Le site est isolé et en pleine nature ce que nous avons adoré. (45 minutes de San Ignacio) Les options de marches en nature sont nombreuses et très bien balisées avec en prime des baignades dans des sites enchanteurs. La nourriture est typique et excellentes. Toutefois, certains prix sont un peu élevés. Le personnel est avenant et attentionné aux moindres détails. Un séjour que nous recommandons à proximités de plusieurs attraits (Caracol et Big Rock Falls notamment). »

« When I made the reservation I thought we were at the main lodge and not at the camp. Of course the property is beautiful Accommodations were nice beds very comfortable , staff and was great but having to get up to walk to the bathroom was not fun for me so in the future when I book I will be making sure I’m at the main lodge. I think the camp is great for backpackers and those on a budget. »

« Propreté et localisation »

« L’hôtel est très agréable, les chambres sont grandes et propres. Il est à taille humaine. Parking sécurisé et cocktails d’accueil très appréciables. Il n’est pas si facile de trouver l’hôtel, au premier étage sans ascenseur. Mais sinon tout était parfait! »

« Le personnel est très amical et accomodant. Le gérant a pu nous assister avec les réservations d'excursions, les transports, etc. Il a même accepté de contacter pour nous la compagnie aérienne pour vérifier le statut de notre vol de retour. Le site de l'hotel est paisible et très bien entretenu. Le restaurant est excellent et les prix sont raisonnables. »

« La vue et le personnel étaient parfait. »

« Excellent rapport qualité-prix »

« Yes »

« The hotel was pretty modern and new. The double suite was very large and beautiful. It was a pretty quiet, family business and the staff was so nice and accommodating. It felt like staying with family. The food was delicious as well. The area is pretty isolated, but a short cab ride can take you to town for groceries and restaurants. Super refreshing and pretty pool, and the beds were SO comfortable. »

« Nabitunich is a one of a kind property and staying here is an experience in itself. You are surrounded by nature on this family run farm. Seeing the toucans was a huge highlight for me. I learned a lot about the plants and trees on the farm during my tour with the owner Dominic. The little hill is perfect for watching the sunset. I ate dinner there each night. It’s good home cooking. Breakfast was also great. My room was very comfortable. All the staff were extremely welcoming, kind and helpful...

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