This was our final stop after travelling through Guatemala and Belize with our two teenage boys. We stayed in two rooms in the main building (not the cabins), which were clean and comfortable overall. However, the bathroom setup was unusual—the walls around the toilet didn’t extend to the ceiling, making it feel quite open and lacking privacy.
The morning coffee setup also left something to be desired. It felt more like a camping experience, with low-quality coffee and powdered milk, and an additional charge of $2 USD for a second cup.
We also found it a bit strange that the chef asked for a tip after providing what was described as a complimentary continental breakfast. More concerning, however, was that the same chef made inappropriate comments to our teenage sons, which made them uncomfortable enough to leave the pool area. That was disappointing and concerning.
Overall, the property feels somewhat run-down and could benefit from a refresh. The food was pretty good and the shuttle service was nice, but unfortunately, this visit fell short for us.