Lodging

Placencia

Turtle Inn

Enjoy Accommodations in the spirit of this natural landscape . Charming cabanas of bleached thatch and native wood mingle with the beach's palm and sea grape. Under the thatched roofs, quiet ceiling fans invite sweet sea air and flora-scents to perfume the tropical interiors. Each Balinese-inspired cabana has artisan-crafted furnishings, a luxury private bath and a panoramic view of the sea.

Rum Point Inn

Rum Point Inn offers a total of twenty- two guest rooms. Ten of these consist of our renowned Cabanas, unique, concrete-sculpted domes on the beachfront. Each is individually designed, with curved walls and breezy openings throughout. The d écor is colorful and authentic , with locally made Belizean hardwood furniture and custom designed Guatemalan fabrics. Each Cabana offers either two queen sized or one king size bed, and most also include a convertible sofa. They all have ceiling fans, private bathroom with shower, refrigerators, personal safes, and coffee makers.

Rum Point's twelve luxury air-conditioned Garden Suites sit amidst the lush tropical gardens of Rum Point Inn, yet are only a very few steps from the beach. Each Suite provides over 900 sq. foot of beautifully decorated space. Colorful Guatemalan fabrics and locally hand-crafted furnishings were all custom designed and made for Rum Point Inn. All the Suites can be connected via a private doorway to the adjoining Suite, perfect for families or large groups . All suites provide air conditioning, two queen beds or one king-size bed, oversized tiled shower/tubs, and restful seating area. They also offer ceiling fans, refrigerator, personal safe, and coffee maker.

Easy Living Apartments

Belize Flats Fishing books guests into Easy Living Suites which is located right in the heart of town and about 20 yards form the ocean. Each brightly decorated suite has 2 bedrooms, a comfortable living room with cable television, and a full kitchen and bar area. The suites are large and roomy with plenty of space for gear and anything else a fly rodder might travel with.

Mariposa Beach Suites

Mariposa Beach Suites is located just outside of town (a 15-minute walk) and as the name suggests, right on the beach. This private residence, owned by Peter and Marcia Fox, has three suites on the property. The foxes are wonderful hosts and will likely invite guests up to the main house for drinks at least once during the course of your stay. Their warmth and charm are contagious and both Peter and Marcia are a wealth of information about the village and peninsula.

Kitty's Place

Kitty's Place is a secluded beach resort located on the Placencia peninsula, 1.5 miles north of the Creole village of Placencia, 2 miles south of the Garifuna village of Seine Bight and a short walk from the local airstrip. This small Belizean resort is owned and operated by Kitty Fox and Ran Villanueva. The resort accommodations are built of tropical hardwoods in the Caribbean style. The resort has a full-service restaurant and bar, beautiful new pool, beach bar, gift shop and a large selection of activities

Soulshine Resort

Soulshine Resort & Spa is a small intimate resort. They are the only resort in the village of Placencia with the uniqueness of the ability to be located on a private island yet after crossing a small inlet from the ocean be a five minute walk to the laid back village of Placencia. Also, being situated at the very point of Placencia, you can relax by the the only swimming pool in the village and enjoy the breath taking view of the sun setting over the Caribbean sea and the bordering Mayan Mountain Range.

The Inn, Roberts Grove

The Inn's 32 rooms are pictures of understated luxury: all bare wood and earth-toned tile, with spacious bathrooms whose showers could easily accommodate two people - doing jumping jacks, even. Meals are served outdoors, just steps from the surf, from an eclectic menu designed to satisfy all tastes and cravings. Indeed, the Inn has all the amenities of a first-rate Caribbean resort-the swimming pool, the Jacuzzis, the frou-frou drinks-but the fact that it's in one of Belize's more underdeveloped, and thus unspoiled, regions elevates it beyond the realm of the pleasantly typical…."