San Pedro Town Resorter

We were hoping for better snorkeling, which disappointed. If you looking for a peaceful get-away, it's perfect. The town, accessible by boat, does not offer much to see or do.

The grounds and rooms are gorgeous and really well maintained. The landscaping is impeccably maintained and is very colorful. The pool is very pretty and you can borrow a kayak and paddle out to snorkel at the reef by yourself and take as long as you want. The water here is crystalline and warm. The first room we were in was a smaller sea breeze bungalow and was very quiet and relaxing. The only con was that the bed was pretty hard. A few days into our stay, we were given an unexpected complimentary upgrade to a much larger casita by the pool. It was also tastefully decorated and the fans were really nice and very quiet and this bed was much softer and more comfortable. The only drawback to this room was the shower which was a tepid dribble. There was construction going on behind the rooms we were in which was a little noisy, but since we spent most of the day out doing things it really didn't hamper our enjoyment of the resort. The staff at the resort were amazing. They were extremely courteous and always ready to help with anything. I can't say enough nice things about the staff. They were perfect! The food was also very good. The prices were a little high, but things on an island do cost more. There were a few dishes that were a little sweet or aggressively sauced but overall the quality and consistency was terrific. I was very sad to leave and would love to go back and would highly recommend this resort.

My favorite spot in Belize's Ambergris Caye. Charming (think 'bohem-chic') bungalows with original artwork and fancy sheets. Lovely grounds, attentive staff, international vibe and one of the better restaurants outside of downown San Pedro.