We were here May 12-16 2012 and we were thrilled. Our cabana was clean, hammock was comfy, and the staff were great. The restaurant was amazing - better than we expected, and we had about half of our meals there - on the covered dining room (open air) looking out at sunset. The pools were great - warm clean water.... More

My husband, adult stepson and I just returned from 2 weeks in Belize. Our first stop was San Ignacio, and Cahal Pech Village Resort served as our home base for 3 nights. After a long day of traveling (departing for airport at 3 a.m.) and arriving in Belize City around noon, we were met by a driver from the resort... More

After just two nights here, I have another family to go visit. I was fortunate enough to meet the owner Dan and his wonderful family. He went to school in Michigan and we were able to share stories and had some instant things in common. I would NEVER stay anywhere else in Belize now. Well, unless I went to the... More

We fell in love with San Ignacio. It's a small town but its packed with beautiful scenery, wonderful people, great local eateries and makes for a great hub for several excursions. We enjoyed our thatched hut very much. if you're open to a bit more quirky, adventourous travel then this would be a great spot for you. Get to know... More

Cahal Pech Village resort is perched over the town of San Ignacio, a 5 minute walk from the extensive Cahal Pech Mayan ruins. We chose this hotel as one of 3 options presented by a Guatemala travel agent as our base for an exploration of the nearby Aktun Tunichil Muknal caves. The other hotels offered were much more expensive. Cahal... More

My boyfriend and I stayed here in August 2011 and we really loved the place. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly and helped set up all of the excursions we wanted to take (which included zip lining on the way from the airport to the hotel and the black hole drop the next morning) so that everything was set... More

Stayed two nights at Cahel Pech resort in San Ignacio. Just a short taxi ride from the bus depot ($7 BD) and you're up on the hill top with stunning views. The restaurant has breakfast lunch and dinner and the desk are helpful at helping you plan your activities and next move (we ended up booking a day trip to... More

Short version: Great location – the view is fantastic and you can walk over to the ruins in less than 5 minutes. It’s a hike or drive into town, but we didn’t find that to be a problem. If you’re going to stay here, absolutely get a cabana – they’re what make this place so unique, and the rooms in... More

we stayed in a cabana for 1 night and it was nice enough, but the bathroom was completely infested with ants. the bed was comfortable and with the windows opened at night, the breeze was great. the view is fantastic, and the pool is in a nice setting. after a long day of touring, the pool was definitely the best... More