Hotels near Half Moon Caye Bird Sanctuary

"Restaurant, staff was great. Location is good"

"Welcoming staff. Very clean rooms, though they smelled a teeny bit like smoke or something. We had two adjoining rooms and had to air them out for a bit. Also the breakfast (mini bar cereal) were stale. I mentioned it to them, and they replaced them. I would stay again!"

"Staff was very accommodating, rooms were very clean. Restaurant was delicious."

"I had planned to spend some time by the pool only to learn it was closed. Everything else was good. the website shows a nice picture of the pool and lists the pool as one of the amenities."

"What a lovely, magical, & peaceful place. We had a brief one night stay before taking ferry to San Pedro, but fell in love with the fresh & clean room, traditional style of the casitas, two sparkling, secluded pools, the lush grounds & truly exceptional dining at their Martha's Cafe across the street. We plan to return for longer visit. Thank you! "

"The room was clean, air conditioning was cold and staff was great. It was a little hard to locate as it does not have a traditional lobby. The lobby is on the 2nd floor inside the Call center and casino tower. The lobby closes at a certain time and a number to call is posted, althought the staff is responsive."

"Air conditioning worked well which was good because it was 80* at night. Room was clean and had just what I needed for a night’s layover before heading to Hopkins. "

"Great location, newer rooms and great restaurant."

"The whole place was amazing! The cabins were bare bones but clean and cute. We had a porch in the back right by the rainforest, but wished there had been comfy chairs to sit on instead of a small, hard bench. The bathrooms were clean with some interesting insect life to observe while sitting there. Showers were hot and good pressure. The Toucan Cafe up front was superb - we ate every meal there. There is comfortable indoor and outdoor seating. Fridge and coffee maker are available for guests. There is also a biology-oriented library that also had some interesting travel guides for Belize, a gift shop, and a lab where the researchers work. The staff was super helpful with all the questions we had. The grounds are large, with orchards containing a variety of fruit trees, and there are some nice hiking trails. One goes to a "swimming hole" on a creek that is not deep enough to swim in but certainly wonderfully refreshing on a hot day. We used the cabin as a base and only had to drive 20 minutes to the Inland Blue Hole and river kayaking, and 15 minutes to Billy Barquedier National Park where there is a short hike to a waterfall. There are several restaurants nearby on the Hummingbird Hwy, as well as an ice cream shop."