Case galleggianti a Ambergris Caye

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“We had an ocean front suite that was immaculate inside, just needs some door seals to prevent the on shore breeze mixing with the foul stench of sargasm, the workers worked hard every day trying to clear it all. We loved relaxing on the jetti on the loungers, shame they didn't have one section to fish off of, no fishing allowed on their jetti, although you could just stand in the sea if need, as its really shallow. Food was excellent, i just wished they wouldn't light the fire pit when the wind...

“EXTREMELY loud. It’s right beside a busy road and the noise is constant and late into the night. Also beside the airport so you are listening to planes all day and it starts early morning. Didn’t see any staff smile nor engage. Was sad after coming from caye caulker & it being so lively & friendly. Beds were good. Room was dated and mirrors peeling but it was clean. Sargassum was thick & the wind never stops so the beach wasn’t as lovely as it was on caye caulker west. They should inform...

“The staff is amazing, rooms amazing, and the vibe is amazing. I would definitely return. Restaurant is very good as well, pretty much farm/ocean to table. Highly recommend Captains dinner for an authentic Belizian experience and the avacado toast at breakfast! ”

“I’m so great. I’m always kept clean. Concierge service is excellent. Front desk is excellent. Everybody’s friendly.”

“La camera era carina e pulita, L hôtel non si trova proprio in Centro ma a 10 min...meglio perché in Centro c e' un gran caos”

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“Modern hotel/condo with a fully stocked kitchen. Jake and staff go out of their way to ensure your stay is wonderful and are available all times of the day for anything you require. Balcony is lovely and higher floor - 3 - will give you a glimpse, through the palm trees of the ocean. Pool is small but lovely for a cooling dip and to lay in the sun. Their supplied Belize guide is fantastic. You are close by numerous restaurants, grocery stores, cafes, over the water bars and gas stations...