Brahma Blue Resort

Its like being on your own private island! You have to be shuttled back and forth to the mainland. Its very quiet and peaceful. The staff is excellent! EVERYDAY the lady from the Office personally asked if we needed anything.I never received service comparable to that at any other hotel that I have stayed in. We had a washer/dryer in our unit and that was a bonus.The living space provided was more than adequate which included a large screened balcony. I ❤️ Brahma Blue.

Clean, good food, out of the way,

We were in Belize early February 2025. We had three nights with Brahma Blue and would gladly recommend it. Highlights include beautiful rooms and a WONDERFUL cafe, where Gil makes great meals/drinks. Very easy to get to and forth to Ambergris Caye ( 4 minute boat ride) and a big break from San Pedro. Darrell, the concierge, is helpful and even packaged a forgotten Ipad to our next destination! Downsides are that you do need to follow a scheduled ferry ride or pay a little extra; there isn't a lot to do at Brahma Blue- kayaks weren't really set up for guests- and we did have a fire alarm monitor go off in an unoccupied room and they didn't seem to have a procedure to fix that- we all just got lucky the handyman happened to be there very late in the night. Would recommend for sure if you are looking for quiet, somewhat affordable rooms and a good place to have a nice meal/drink.

Beautiful Island, Poor Communication My family and I stayed in the penthouse at Brahama Blue Resort, and while the island and views were stunning, poor communication and service made our stay frustrating. We arrived around 12:30 PM, as previously communicated with management, only to be told check-in wasn’t until 3 PM. Had this been mentioned earlier, we would have stayed on the main island longer instead of waiting outside. The penthouse was spacious with breathtaking views, but several issues dampened our stay. The private hot tub, a major reason for booking, was dirty and unusable. The master bedroom TV didn’t work, and the bathroom had a strong sewage smell. Despite reporting these concerns, management was dismissive, and only after repeated messages via WhatsApp did we get any response. On the positive side, all rooms had air-conditioning, and the café served great food. However, the biggest frustration was the boat service. Signs stated after-hours rides were 20 Belizean dollars per person, but on departure day, we were suddenly charged $100 USD for a five-minute ride—despite being previously quoted $25. They later covered half the cost, but the lack of transparency was disappointing. Overall, the island is beautiful, but the poor communication and lack of responsiveness made this far from a perfect stay.