St. George's Caye Resort

Very relaxing and intimate. Staff really get to know the guests.

The staff was so nice and saw to every need. There was so much food at all three meals, we didn’t even need the snacks we’d brought for our room. Alcohol drinks were expensive. Jumping off the docks on the lagoon side and the sea side was a blast. The lagoon was calm for paddle boarding the mangroves. There is a sea wall on the ocean side so you can’t just walk into the water, you have to jump off the dock. But they’ve made the sandy beach part beautiful with grass umbrellas and plenty of seating. There is nothing on the island but houses and boats (no store, park, etc) so sometimes the very few people who live there may come to the hotel. There is one sandy path to walk on and see the whole island. The internet was good and there are no TVs anywhere. Having the snorkel gear was wonderful and even though it was windy and the water was choppy on the sea side, there’s no undercurrent so swimming far with flippers was easy. If you don’t leave the island expect to do nothing but relax in hammocks and swim. If you’re an antsy personality you should plan an excursion for each day. We took a boat to the reef and snorkeled -best day of my life. The water is like no color I’ve ever seen.

We stayed for our anniversary and absolutely loved it here. The staff were so kind, welcoming and accommodating. Meeting the other guests and getting to know them was so awesome and we felt like family, it was so sad to leave. The food was excellent. We could have stayed another week. We enjoyed snorkeling, diving and paddle boarding and kayaking. We will definitely be back!

The boat ride to and from the island was horrendous due to the choppy water and speed. I don't like the fact that it's misleading information on the website that's it's on the beach. It's not on the beach. If you want the beach you will have to pay extra for an excursion. The service was lacking, inconsistent with our morning coffee. 1 morning forgot the spoon and the splendid. The 2nd day forgot the splendid. The food was low par for a 4–5-star hotel or resort. No food choices available for lunch and dinner. Breakfast was good because we had choices. I would not consider this a resort but a hotel on an island. Bartender was unfriendly. No private seating for meals but rather all together. We chose the Cabanas because the picture showed a beautiful turquoise water feature instead it was murky and had an odor of swamp water. On our walk around the island in one direction, it was the poor side which included trash, debris and abandoned buildings, heavy vegetation and looked more like a habitat for iguana's. On the other side were seashore properties that were more kept but other areas in different states of construction or deconstruction by vegetation accumulated by trash and debris that was washed up on the shore. There was nothing scenic about it. The price we paid we could have gone to an all-inclusive resort with everything included. The lady who cleaned the rooms and manager were very nice and efficient. The excursions were great and worth the money. 3/5 on a scale of 5.