"Superbly located, right in the center of town... Very clean, simple, much better than it looks in the photos... 😅"

"This place is really beautiful. The operation is smooth, professional and friendly. The food is delicious, the drinks are good and the view is amazing from the pool to the restaurant deck. The rooms are clean and comfortable. My wife and I had a very nice stay, it would be good for small groups and friends too!"

"A basic hotel. Unfortunately, the receptionist had absolutely no information to offer. She couldn't tell me about transfers to Guatemala (which are usually standard here) or what tours are available. She wasn't really helpful. Otherwise, the hotel is a bit noisy."

"We had 3 nights at the Lodge at Chaa Creek. This is located a 15-20 minute drive outside the nearest town. It is a comfortable resort type development. The bedrooms were enormous with very comfortable beds and effective air conditioning. Would have liked a door on the toilet area to give more privacy. The restaurant has an expensive and rather fancy set meal in the evening but if you ask they allow you to order off the lunch menu which is varied and more reasonably priced. The hotel organises a number of activities (most of them at an additional charge). We also enjoyed a visit to the local town. The botanical gardens which are a couple of miles away, were great and you can have a guide at a low cost. The staff and service was all very nice."

"Good, safe, clean hotel with two swimming pools. Near to Maya temple, Caracoal. Two hours drive. It will be my unforgettable experience."

"I can speak English. It was very comfortable with a beautiful camping image."

"Great place close to the center. Easy 5 min walk to the market or the bus station The AC was great and the room was clean. Staff was really friendly and helped us to get a cheap taxi to the border Only downside is the barthroom. The wall doesnt go all the way to the ceiling and you can hear anything from the bed, but we can live with that. Recommended for sure."

"We are not usually resort people, but Hidden Valley Wilderness Lodge completely won us over. The property spans 7,200 acres with over 100 miles of well-maintained but adventurous hiking trails. Everywhere you go, there is peaceful solitude, and the spectacular waterfalls and streams along the clearly marked trails often feel like they are all yours. With only about 20 guests at a time, it truly feels like your own private wilderness. We were there for four nights but could have easily spent much more time exploring the property itself. Beyond the lodge, the Mountain Pine Ridge area offers many incredible sights worth exploring. The lodge perfectly balances wilderness with five-star luxury. The massive trail network is clearly signed, and the provided walkie-talkies make exploring safe and easy, with drop-off and pick-up options allowing you to go farther without feeling managed or crowded. The birding is exceptional, with some rare species including orange-breasted falcons and king vultures. The property boasts some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world, and you will more than likely have them all to yourself. The staff, including Kenny, Johan, Catherine, Roger, Marvin, Kevin, and many others working behind the scenes, are extraordinary. Their warmth, attentiveness, and genuine care reflect pure Belizean hospitality. They guided us on a property and trail tour to help us get familiar with the grounds, assisted with logistics, made spectacular food and cocktails, including picnic lunches for our hikes, and always made us feel completely at home while also being fun and welcoming. Our room was breathtaking, beautiful, spacious, and spotlessly clean. Thoughtful touches like an indoor and outdoor shower, a massive screened-in porch with chairs and a hammock, natural bug repellent, and a little bedtime story with homemade sweets at turndown made our villa a private, five-star sanctuary. Our screened-in porch was undoubtedly one of our favorite places to be. Sitting there with coffee or a cocktail, enjoying the completely peaceful Mountain Pine Ridge landscape with no other buildings or people in sight, and listening to the birds felt deeply restorative and luxurious. The views made it easy to feel fully immersed in nature. The hikes left us energized (and with a healthy appetite!), and the food and cocktails were quite simply phenomenal, the best food we have ever had, paired with creative, expertly made cocktails. Every meal was remarkable and beautifully crafted, with extraordinary care and attention to detail. The prices were also surprisingly reasonable, which was an unexpected and very welcome plus given the exceptional quality and creativity of every dish. Hidden Valley is one of those rare places where you can completely unplug, immerse yourself in nature, and feel like you have a vast, serene world all to yourself. By the end of our stay, we felt restored, inspired, and deeply grateful for the beauty around us and the incredible"

"Amazing location and room, but couldn’t really get service from the person at the front desk nor the one security guy on site who also functioned as the repair guy. We didn’t have lights to our shower area, side table, or front porch, and it was pitch black, but lighting couldn’t be remedied. It’s too bad we didn’t have more time to enjoy the location in the daylight."