Located in San Ingnacio, this rustic-style resort features spectacular views of the Belize River Valley and offers guests free Wi-Fi and an on-site restaurant.
Mariona
From
Spain
We enjoyed our stay in Cahal Pech a lot, we would specially recommend the excursions organised by the hotel (the excursion package is a very good deal). We appreciated the restaurant at the lodge, the food was quite good. Overall, the hotel has a lot of charm and it provides very good value for money.
Located within 1.6 km of Cahal Pech and 17 km of El Pilar, Arnold's Guest House provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in San Ignacio.
Rainforest Haven Inn is located in the heart of San Ignacio, Belize. It offers the guests free WiFi access, terraces and has a shared kitchen fully equipped.
Danielle
From
New Zealand
Basic room, but very spacious including a huge private bathroom. Filtered water in the communal kitchen. Hot shower. Cooking classes offered at the rooftop bar above the hotel. Very friendly staff who provided lots of recommendations. Right in the heart of San Ignacio.
Featuring garden views, Nabitunich provides accommodation with patio, around 9.1 km from Cahal Pech. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Breanne
From
Canada
We had such a great stay here, it is such a beautiful property. Dominic was extremely helpful for what to do doing the day and the breakfast (included) was the best!!
Situated in San Ignacio, 500 metres from Cahal Pech, Falling Leaves Lodge features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Karl
From
United Arab Emirates
Nice place with comfortable cabanas, the restaurant was good and the staff very helpful
Set in San Ignacio, 700 metres from Cahal Pech, Yellow Belly Backpackers offers accommodation with free bikes, free private parking and a shared lounge.
Set in San Ignacio, 1.8 km from Cahal Pech, La Cascada at Good Stays offers accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
John
From
United Kingdom
The hotel.was as expected, the staff were what made the stay exceptional. Very helpful and polite.
Located in San Ignacio, 3.2 km from Cahal Pech, Maxroomz features views of the mountain. The rooms provide a city view and come with a desk and free WiFi.
Anette
From
Sweden
Ok value for money. Note this is located across the bridge in Santa Elena, but so close to the bridge so you are practically in San Ignacio. Walking distance to the bus terminal, which is convenient.
The staff is very helpful for any questions. And Internet is good.
On average, 3-star hotels in San Ignacio cost £73 per night, and 4-star hotels in San Ignacio are £208 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in San Ignacio can on average be found for £215 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in San Ignacio this weekend is £137 or, for a 4-star hotel, £277. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in San Ignacio for this weekend cost on average around £243 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £112 per night to book a 3-star hotel in San Ignacio for tonight. You'll pay on average around £175 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in San Ignacio will cost around £87 (based on Booking.com prices).
This is a great town in the heart of the Cayo (Belize).
This is a great town in the heart of the Cayo (Belize). Touted as a "backpackers destination" I consider this a must-visit for those visiting Belize as the residents are friendly and really give a taste for what parts of Belizian culture can be like.
Guest review by
Jessica
United States
Review score
10.0
San Ignacio was a great location to explore the jungle and...
San Ignacio was a great location to explore the jungle and many different sites. The ATM (cave site) and several Mayan ruins are nearby and we even went into Guatemala for a day trip to see TiKal which is one of the largest Mayan ruins.
Guest review by
Kenneth
United States
Review score
8.0
The local people are friendly.
The local people are friendly. There are a variety of restaurants and several tours available to see things of interest around the area. It is an easy transfer into Guatemala. You can walk most anywhere you need to go. We had breakfasts at a small cafe close to where we stayed. We had lunch and beers at one of the local taverns. Dinner was at a place across from the tavern one night and at a place on the square the next. I highly recommend Maya Tours. They have a big local market on Saturdays.
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Guest review by
Ruth
United States
Review score
6.0
- San Ignacio is almost a shanty town with little charm.
- San Ignacio is almost a shanty town with little charm. It itself has little to offer historically. The streets are disorganized, dining is ordinary and priced for tourists
- Rain can significantly hinder your adventures. Even after the rains, for three days, we were unable to reach a Mayan temple attraction because the river crossing was perilous.
- But it is a base for fascinating tours of the area - the Mayan ruins (including one within the town); the caves, the jungle habitat.
- It's easy to drive to from Belize City.
Guest review by
Thomas
United States
Review score
10.0
Nice small city- nice people.
Nice small city- nice people. Very close to Tikal in Guatemala- an excellent historic place to visit .
We hired a cab for all 3 days. A bit pricey but was extremely convenient and the owner/driver was super nice.
Guest review by
SWAPAN
United States
Review score
10.0
Good place to base with lots of activities close by.
Good place to base with lots of activities close by. We didn't spend much time in the town itself as we stayed slightly out of town center so cannot comment on restaurants and such. Good street food. Good grocery shopping to stock up.
Guest review by
Laurie
United States
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Rainforest Haven is in a good location uphill from nearby shopping, restaurants, etc. (We hadn't realized how hilly San Ignacio is.) The staff were very friendly, and Benji the dog was very cute. There's a retractable double clothes line in the bathroom. That was awesome! There's also a rooftop bar that doubles as a Marie Sharp's tasting room where you can taste her entire line of hot sauces, jams, and jellies. There is a shared kitchen that both rooms lead into. The guys in the other room were nice.
The property is located in a beautiful farm. Walking distance to the mayan ruins (about 1,5h one way). Very comfortable beds, coffee and tea available in rooms. Good wifi. Dinner and drinks available to purchase on the property.
The best part of the stay though, was the host himself, Dominic. He was always keen for a chat and was extremely kind, offering help and advice in anything he could.
Cant recommend this property enough and would definitely stay again if we are in the area.
Did all the basics well. Lower bunks had a curtain (not the top), plenty of plugs, lockers, water, and a nice upstairs area. It was cheaper booking ATM through them than direct with the tour provider. The location was central. The upstairs area is pretty nice although it doesn't seem to catch the breeze. Dorm A had AC although there was only one unit for three conjoined rooms so some beds would be blasted and others not reached much.
We loved our stay at Hilltop Horizon Guesthouse. The owners are amazing people who help you make the most of your stay with great recommendations and their warm personalities. The rooms are well appointed and maintained and the pool is lovely after a day of exploring in the heat. Highly recommend staying here as your base for exploring the beautiful area around San Ignacio.
Cleanly, comfortable dorms. AC in rooms on at night (just hope you don’t get the bed directly next to the unit) and fans on each bed. Hot water, clean bathrooms. Very good breakfast. Tours offered are the cheapest you’ll find in town.
Guest review by
Jacquelyn
United States
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