Hotel Guide - Five Blues Lake National Park hotels in , Belize.

"Everything was amazing! The staff, the room, the food, the pool - everything!!!"

"The resort was beautiful. The condos, beach and pool area was spotless. The staff so friendly and the restaurant was great for both breakfast and dinner"

"We were late due to flight delay. Night staff meet us and made sure we were ok"

"The rainforest lodge and all of the staff who work there goes above and beyond to ensure your stay in the enchanted place is perfect in every way possible. "

"This place is amazing! We loved everything about it! We are already talking about when we can return! This is the place to book!"

"Room clean, good food, lovely staff; Miguela was very nice and helpful."

"I LOVED my stay at bocawina - the best staff, very accommodating & friendly! This resort is a little piece of heaven in Belize - it is not a fancy 5 star resort instead an eco-luxury resort where you can fall asleep to the sounds of the rainforest, go for peaceful walks in nature, or intense hikes, live on the wild side & zipline or go waterfall rappelling or even do a night hike! If you love nature you will love bocawina! I cannot wait to go back!"

"Amazing place!!"

"Go here! We took our 17 and 12 y/o and no one wanted to leave. The staff is the friendliest and most anticipatory you will come across. They have your table setup each day, if they hear you mention wanting to try something they will make it happen (they literally went into the jungle and picked bread fruit for us), and they had items ready for every activity we had mentioned possibly wanting to do. They gave jungle, water activities, and excursions and they are all the cheapest we have found (25 USD jet skis or ATV/cave tour!) Great for kids. They have animals, a swing, a two story water slide, a play house, and water is shallow and calm. If you are worried about transportation they will get you (for a fee) and take you via taxi and water taxi through the jungle. It’s a secluded place with no other resorts. This means it doesn’t feel like a tourist trap (but that you may want to make a pit stop at the grocer). Belizean owned and, while it’s only been a lodge for a few years, the property has been in their family for generations. It’s an eco lodge. They grow a lot of the food they serve and they use solar panels for electricity. They are also making several changes to the property to encourage the animal habitats. A few minor details to note: no hot water (normal for this region), AC works great! Do ask them to restock the water in your room (it’s $1 USD a bottle at the bar). The WiFi is OK. Rooms r basic but beds r comfy, I’ll be back! "