Decent place to stay .

The hotel was a great value with the property right on the port. The staff were very friendly and responsive. We couldn’t really see the ocean from our rooms, but we were close. The “beach” was really the boat docks. The hotel paired with Star Tours for all snorkeling adventures which is nice.

Room was clean, housekeeping everyday. Facilities were well maintained.

Basic but very clean room, property very well maintained!

Staff was very courteous and helpful. The room had a refrigerator and a small coffee maker but coffee was only provided for the first day. Drinking water was available from a bottle near the room. The room was spartan but clean and the A/C worked well. The location was convenient and walkable to everything. The rooms are not handicapped friendly. The nearby beach is not swimable but the pool is nice. We stayed a week and would return.

A beautiful resort, wonderful location and very nice pool with bar at the beach side. Unfortunately worn down and not very well maintained.

good

Was just what we were looking for. Should not charge for filling your water bottle in the office when there was none outside for days

Everything as planned. Clean room, attentive staff

Loved our stay! Tropical Paradise is terrific. Easy to get to from the ferry. Lovely relaxing pool. Great helpful and friendly staff!

We had a great room right off the pool with view of beach. Could be updated but for the price was fine.

This is my second stay here this year- the rooms need improvement- air works sometimes- no safes in the rooms. Disappointed that the pool was closed for 2 days and the pool bar never opened in the 4 days we were there. Front desk staff not friendly and need to provide a blanket on the bed not just a sheet. Henry is the o key reason we returned but will not stay again Unfortunately

Tropical Paradise Hotel – Caye Caulker Review We just returned from a trip to Caye Caulker Island, where we stayed at the Tropical Paradise Hotel. Overall, our stay was good, but there were a few areas that could use improvement. Housekeeping was inconsistent. If we didn’t specifically request our room to be cleaned, it didn’t get done. We also asked for a king bed but were given two double beds instead, which was a bit tight and uncomfortable for my wife and me. That said, it’s not a bad hotel for the money. The absolute best part of our stay was Mrs. B, who sells tours on the beach. She was fantastic, and the guys who took us out snorkeling were excellent—truly the highlight of our trip. There are many tour options on the island, but our experience with them was top-notch. Some of the hotel staff seemed to have an “OK, we’ll get to it” attitude, and a couple of our requests were forgotten altogether. I understand island life moves at a slower pace, but it was still noticeable. The young man running the restaurant in the mornings also lacked enthusiasm, which didn’t make for the best start to the day. Overall, it wasn’t a bad stay, but I’m not sure we would choose to stay here again. Thank you, Chuck and Sabrina

Vista bonita. Há um pier defronte ao hotel, porém não há praia no estilo clássico para uso como balneário.

We’d paid for a room with a balcony but given room 15 which means you’re effectively poolside with zero privacy and therefore need to keeps the curtains closed. The pool was supposed to have a swim up bar which didn’t look like it’d been open for a good while. All of which we could get over…if we didn’t have no hot water on day 1 (and even after it was fixed we just had the joys of a luke warm drip shower) and no actual running water (!) on day 2. Informed a disinterested receptionist to receive a “oh yes another room complained about that…” umm. They’d also told us they clean the rooms everyday, which they didn’t. And I’d go as far as to say it was probably the most uncomfortable/creaky bed we’ve slept (or not slept) in. Anyways…it’s a decent location at the end of the Main Street but all in all, it’s a tired hotel in need of some TLC, should be about half the price…and they need to sort the plumbing out. We absolutely loved Caye Caulker and would be keen to come back, just not here.

Caye Caulker was expensive and so was tropical paradice,its a $45usd hotel in Mexico here its 110usd not worth it

ok,

Terrible

We booked 3 nights through our tour company, G Adventures. We had a much nicer room (#16) than other members of our group, as we faced the ocean and had a fridge (other rooms had major water leaks from the ceiling, faulty A/C, and ants). Unfortunately, we learned once we arrived that our one-night extended stay had been lost and we would need to pay for another night. We also learned that #16 wasn't available and we'd need to move rooms. On the morning of the move, we were told they couldn't check us into our new room (#6) until 3pm. This left us in limbo, unable to enjoy our last morning/afternoon on Caye Caulker without having a home base to shower/rest in. We were told that housekeeping would be unable to clean #6 until 3pm (but the previous occupant had checked out at 7:30am; she was a member of our group). After spending hundreds of dollars, having our reservation lost, bring forced to change rooms, and being forced to check out/check in all over again (and pay another damage deposit), you might say that this left us feeling very disappointed and stressed on what should've been the last restful day of our vacation. Management was consulted and they also refused to accommodate. Had we known this, we would've booked elsewhere for our final night.

Great for the price.. needs an update for sure.. great staff