Belize Cabins and Villas
You should stay in a cabin or villa during your vacation in Belize if you're looking to get the most out of the country's stunning scenery. These types of guest accommodations are located in rural areas, and often have porches or verandas that offer a good view of the surroundings. Usually they will be spread out over the well-maintained grounds of a lodge or a resort. Pathways connect the shelters to a main building that will provide its own communal space, although your cabin or villa will probably come with kitchen amenities and its own living room. Note that some units may be connected, or part of a duplex.
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Ramon's Village Resort
This resort has its own beach of white coral sand, and a long dock that juts out into the Caribbean Sea. This is a convenient spot to set off on boating, fishing, scuba diving, and snorkeling adventures.
From $217
Victoria House
This resort can be converted on an all-inclusive resort a few miles south of San Pedro, the capital of Ambergris Caye. Staying here you’ll be a short distance from Ambergris Caye’s main attractions. Free use of Bicycles, Paddleboards, and Kayaks.
From $1,028
Chabil Mar
The resort offers upscale villas on a lovely stretch of beach. While you stay here you'll have a great view of the ocean, and be surrounded by picturesque architecture and tropical flowers.
From $674
Captain Morgan's Retreat
You’ll find Captain Morgan’s Retreat on Ambergris Caye, one of Belize’s most welcoming islands. It sits right on the beach, in a semi-secluded section of the island
From $580
Matachica Resort and Spa
Welcome to Belize’s premier adults-only luxury resort. From your serene accommodations at Matachica Resort and Spa, you can make the island of Ambergris Caye your playground. Play in crystal clear waters near the Belize Barrier Reef; dine on award-winning cuisine; rest on fine linens, and indulge in spa treatments inspired by nature. Sometimes, a little decadence is deserved.
From $442
Chan Chich Lodge
Chan Chich is a lodge in the jungles of northwestern Belize. This is former Maya territory, and you can see traces of Maya civilization on the lodge’s property.
From $425
Turtle Inn
The hotel offers luxurious resort accommodations on one of Belize’s nicest stretches of beach. Designed and owned by famous director Francis Ford Coppola, the hotel has an enviable view and lots of outdoors activities for guests.
From $407
Chaa Creek Lodge
This lodge is in an untamed corner of Belize’s rainforest, near the misty foothills of the Maya Mountains. This resort has an impressive amount of activities on its grounds, and will pack your vacation full of the sites and sounds of the erstwhile kingdom of the Maya.
From $373
Blancaneaux Lodge
This Francis Ford Coppola-owned property is luxurious to the last detail. The resort is certainly not rustic, though nestled in the lush vegetation of the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, it gets the best of both nature and human ingenuity.
From $358
Black Rock Lodge
This hotel is right on the edge of the Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve. The property covers 242 acres (98 ha) on the banks of the Macal River. This lodge is committed to sustainability, and uses carbon neutral sources of power, making it as eco-friendly as it is comfortable.
From $159
Hotel Pura Vida Inn
Pura Vida is a boutique hotel on the southern end of Caye Caulker. It offers just 5 rooms and a private dock and beach that make enviable spots to admire the sunset. There’s even a rooftop terrace where guests can enjoy the breeze.
From $151
Belizean Cove Estates
This resort envelops guests in a tropical sensory experience. These condos are fully equipped, luxurious beach getaways. They provide everything you need to settle into life by the sea.
From $1,021
Table Rock Jungle Lodge
At this lodge you will experience a completely unique hotel setting. Located in the middle of the Belizean Jungle the combination of nature and luxury service is unparalleled.
From $227
Maruba Resort Jungle Spa
An hour’s drive from Belize City, this boutique jungle resort attracts guests with its famous mud massages. This resort provides a stylish base camp for a rejuvenating yet adventurous vacation.
From $227
Cayo Espanto Hotel
Make your next vacation extra special when you treat yourself to a private villa in Belize. This is a tropical island where your every need has been calculated. As soon as you can arrive, you can immediately begin enjoying yourself. Even your meals are all-inclusive. If you're jet-lagged upon arrival, shower al fresco, slip into your Turkish bathrobe, and take a nap in your king size bed with Egyptian cotton linens. Then, wake up to another beautiful day in paradise.
From $2,315
Turneffe Island Resort
Staying at this resort puts you in the midst of one of Belize’s most interesting marine ecosystems. While you're here, you can easily plan lots of day trips to different nature destinations in the Caribbean, and put aside plenty of time to soak up the pastoral beauty of the resort.
From $1,278
Grand Colony Island Villas
Welcome to this resort, a multiple award-winning beachfront paradise in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize.
From $656
Belizean Shores Resort
This resort offers beautifully appointed suites on Ambergris Cayes, which is Belize’s most developed island. While you’re staying here it’s easy to travel 30 minutes to San Pedro to take advantage of its bars and restaurants.
From $402
X'Tan Ha Resort
Pronounced “ish-tan ha” in the Q'eqchi' Maya language, this full-service resort lives up to its name’s meaning: “the waterfront.” A classic beach respite, this resort offers exactly the kind of luxurious and relaxing tropical experience that guests expect from Ambergris Caye.
From $278
The Lodge at Big Falls
The lodge at Big Falls offers six thatch-roof cottages and three upscale hardwood cabins. The lodge works hard to make sure guests feel at home in this tropical setting, which is located a short drive from both the Caribbean coast and the Maya Mountains.
From $261
It's more than just having a good time or visiting beautiful places (although that's absolutely a part of it!), it's about being part of a unique experience that stays with you.
