Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Caye Caulker Marine Reserve, Belize District

"We had a great stay at Belizean Shores Resort and would definitely recommend it. The location is ideal, situated between San Pedro and Secret Beach, so both were easy to access by golf cart. It is about a 20 minute ride into town, but the area itself is much quieter and more relaxed. There are also a few good small dining spots near the property. The pool area was a highlight, with a swim-up bar, a nice hot tub, and solid happy hour deals from 3 to 5 PM daily. The staff were fantastic and very responsive, and being able to communicate via WhatsApp was super convenient. We also made use of the complimentary kayaks and rented snorkeling gear on site. The room was very clean and comfortable, and we appreciated the refillable water jug that was kept stocked. Only minor downside was the AC units outside the bedroom can be loud at night, but the hotel provides ear plugs which helped. Overall, a really enjoyable and easy stay."

"Good place would recommend it."

"Good "

"Beautiful hotel, clean facility and nice staff. Very quiet and peaceful. Too much seaweed so we couldn't swim there. "

"Unfortunately, the major complaint was the noise coming from the kitchen area very late at night. It started upon arrival, but we did not know at the time where the noise was coming from or what it was. It sounded like someone moving furniture and metal dropping to the floors, etc. In additional loud voices. It reached a peak on Saturday, April 25 going into Sunday morning at 1am. Our room was on the 3rd floor and at 1am on April 26, I went downstairs to seek the security guard, as the lobby was closed. I explained to him about the noise and he proceeded to follow me toward my room and he immediately recognized that it was coming from the kitchen area on floor 2. He said that he was going to ask them to keep it down. I expressed concern that this should not be happening this late at night, etc. Shortly after, the noise continued, but it was not long lasting. The next morning, I registered a complaint with reception and the rep was surprised and said that the restaurant usually closes at 9:30pm. That evening at around 10pm on Sunday April 26, the noise began again and seemed to have stopped around midnight. I knew it was our last night and upon check out on Monday April 27, I asked if the incidents were logged in and they had no record at all. In addition, the manager happened to be there and I explained the whole situation. None of this should have ever happened at a resort (especially very late at night). The complaint should have been recorded somewhere. "