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Black Rock Lodge
Pratique pour explorer tous les trésors de San Ignacio, Black Rock Lodge vous fait profiter en zone rurale et se trouve à moins de 15 minutes à pied de Point de vue de Black Rock et Macal River. Ce lodge se trouve à 15,5 km de Site archéologique maya Xunantunich et à 16,7 km de Benque Viejo House of Culture. La détente avant tout ! Profitez des nombreuses options de loisirs disponibles dans l'hébergement, notamment une piscine extérieure, ou admirez la vue qui vous est offerte depuis un jardin. Black Rock Lodge vous invite à découvrir son restaurant. Pour bien finir la journée, vous trouverez sur place un bar / salon. Un petit déjeuner préparé sur commande est servi tous les jours de 06 h 00 à 10 h 00 moyennant un supplément. Un parking gratuit est disponible dans l'enceinte de l'hébergement. Avec un ameublement personnalisé, les 20 chambres de l'hébergement vous invitent à la détente. Les chambres sont dotées d'un balcon ou patio aménagé. Les salles de bain comprennent une douche avec un pommeau de douche à « effet pluie » et des articles de toilette gratuits. Les prestations offertes par l'hébergement comprennent des ventilateurs et le service d'entretien est assuré tous les jours.
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Commentaire : 18 juil. 2026
Date d'arrivée : juil. 2026
Jungle Lodge-incredible!
The food is fantastic. Most of it is grown or produced at the lodge.
We stayed in cabin 16 with a river view. The fans helped keep it cool but it is humid and a lot of stairs to the cabin and up to the main pavilion.
We enjoyed the spring-fed pool which was very refreshing.
Our family had a wonderful 4 night stay and hope to be back!
Commentaire : 8 mai 2026
Date d'arrivée : avr. 2026
Great jungle adventure before heading to the cayes
Be prepared for heat! If you live cool climate like we do in the Pacific Northwest the heat is always bit of a shock. We stayed in one of their secluded many cabins with a view of the jungle mountain side and constant sound of the rushing river below. These cabins are nicely done with AC and bottled albeit warm water. HOT TIP: Get a travel bidet… they are on a delicate septic system so they don’t tolerate ANY toilet paper down the commode .. the bidet makes it a much less disgusting experience.
The cabins are connected to the central dining area via cement paths with plenty of stairs. This place is not for the mobility challenged. The dining hall so to speak has a cool overlook of the river and is open air. The food was quite good with good portion sizes. It’s the only game for many miles so it’s nice that they have put a lot of work into making the food and service good. All the staff are local to the region and always friendly like most Belizians. I usually went with whatever the Belizian option was for each meal.. versus more Americanized options. The only complaint I had about the dining was due to a large group of Yoga travelers that would descend on the place all at once every meal and create a huge racket… probably not typical of most stays.
We hiked around the area our first day. Be warned.. we did the local Summit hike that afternoon on a whim. We are all in good physical condition but this was a butt kicker! We stupidly chose to hike it in flip flops.. bad idea. Bring lots of water and sugar for that hike. It is about a mile and almost 1100 feet.. think staircase complete with roots and other non flip flop friendly obstacles. There is a cave 3/4 of the way up.. apparently has multiple chambers but requires a belly crawl into the abyss which wasn’t for any of us.
Speaking of caves we booked the ATM cave tour through the lodge and went on it. Very worth the time and money!
We got a ride back to Belize city from Andy the same guide who picked us up.. Andy is a knowledgeable person from southern Belize and knows his way around even in sketchy Belize City. We did a detour to the Belize zoo on our way back. Nicely done zoo habitats. I would try to go to the zoo early in the morning as the heat had all the animals hunkered down.
Glad we chose this little jungle adventure to start our vacation in this wonderful country.
Commentaire : 19 juin 2026
Date d'arrivée : mai 2026
Beautiful place in the jungle
We were short of eyes. A lot of life on and around the grounds of the lodge. The location on the river makes it complete.
In addition, perfect service. I left my expensive water bottle behind when I said goodbye. This was delivered the next day to our new location, which was a little over 100 km away.
In short, highly recommended!
Commentaire : 14 mai 2026
Date d'arrivée : mai 2026
Jungle experience if you like outdoors and birds
Commentaire : 31 août 2026
Date d'arrivée : août 2026
Great eco-lodge in the jungle
The last mile of the access road is pretty rough and although we never had to engage the four wheel drive of our hire car we were glad for the high ground clearance. After heavy rain I imagine a 4x4 is essential.
The location of the hotel is superb and the staff were excellent - very helpful and genuinely friendly and keen to share their love of nature and their knowledge of the jungle and Mayan culture and history. Our guide Henery who accompanied us to Caracol could not have been better.
The vista loop hike and self guided cave visit within the grounds are definitely worth doing, even though it's quite a strenuous hike and the cave was more challenging than expected, especially crawling through narrow tunnels between the chambers.
The night hike was superb, and although we were expecting to go into the jungle and not stay within the hotel grounds, we still saw loads of wildlife - mostly tarantulas and scorpions, but also frogs and snakes, which proves that the hotel is truly in the rainforest. We even had a family of armadillos right outside our cabin on a couple of nights. Swimming in the river during the day was a great way to relax for a couple of hours and at night we saw the resident crocodile in the same spot we were swimming in a few hours earlier!
The only disappointment was the food, which was both over-priced and underwhelming. We drove to nearby San Ignacio for dinner on three occasions and although the food was cheaper, we only found one good place to eat an evening meal. By far the best meal during our stay was lunch at the Saturday market in San Ignacio.
Excellent emplacement
Mollejon Road, Flour Camp, 00001, Belize|0,01 km du centre-ville
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Départ avant :
11:00
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