Caye Caulker Plaza Hotel

Great location! A short walk to the boat and everywhere. The dumplings made by the old Chinese couple at panda across the street were amazing. Went there 3 times. Free water and coffee in reception. Also a microwave. Very nice staff. Room big and comfortable. Nothing fancy but had everything we needed. Don't miss the iguana reef hotel beach. I swam there every day. Paradise

When you make a reservation they send you a form, which is not PDF, which has to be filled out within 24 hours or they cancel the reservation. I explained that I was at Carnaval in Brazil and it was too complicated and I would do it after Carnaval. They insisted so I canceled the reservation and booked an Airbnb. Later we changed our dates and the Airbnb was no longer available so I booked the hotel again. I am not very tech savvy (68 years old) but figured out after lots of trial and error how to convert the form and fill it out. I travel half the year and stay in so many hotels and in all my years of traveling I have never been asked to do this. So unnecessary and inconvenient

The hotel is centrally located on the island, in a side street of the "main street" close to the ferry arrival. The (large) rooms and the bathroom are dated, but considering their age they are clean and suitable for a (short) stay. The reception (and front door) closes at the end of the afternoon. However, the access code on the front door works fine. We stayed in a room without a balcony, at the rear. At the end of the side street where the hotel is located is the power station for the island. We heard nothing of this at the rear. In summary, a great place considering the price.

The downside was the air conditioning, which could only be set to one setting and was quite noisy. The sink tap had instructions for use; do not turn but pull towards you (or push away).

Loved the laundry onsite. Complimentary water. Clean rooms, air conditioning worked great. Location with store across the street was handy. Lots of seating available. Rooms were nice and quiet and bed was very comfortable. Staff was very friendly.

Coffee was not the greatest, and needed milk and was always out. But hard to complain when it's free. However, I would have rathered paid an extra couple bucks a night to have hot coffee in the morning.

Before I even got there, the communication was perfect. I tend to always ask a lot of questions at times, but they answered all instantly. When I got to the room, they had turned on the air conditioner, so it was awesome entertaining. The beds were super soft and comfortable. We also had our own private balcony.

The hot water was not really hot, and the shower filled up fast and went down slowly. This made us have to take breaks between showers to prevent the water from overflowing into the bathroom. I'm not sure if it was only my room

The front desk staff were wonderful, they were so nice when we checked in and we were able to change and leave all of our stuff there while our room was getting cleaned. Check in was at 3pm but we came back and checked at 1pm and it was ready so they let us in right away. The room was great. There was a king bed and it was really comfortable. The shower was awesome, very big and hot water the entire time. Wifi was strong and AC worked well. The best thing about this hotel, in my opinion, was the free water in the lobby. We were able to fill our water bottles multiple times a day with clean water (since you cannot drink any tap water in Belize) so this was so nice and saved us money from constantly buying water bottles like we had to in other places. Location could not be better, no more than a 10-15 min walk to EVERYTHING on the island. I would stay here every chance I get when in Caye Caulker. Also a grocery store directly next store that had everything from food, drinks, sunscreen, medicine, toilet paper, etc.

Nothing bad to say. Strongly recommend.

The king room was spacious and comfortable. The bed was perfect, the shower was hot, wifi was fast. Every staff member was wonderful to interact with. Bonus were the small things like free water, coffee and beach towels. There is a great supermarket across the street.

The location is very close to the power plant. The plant is noisy. For me, it was like a white noise machine and I think it helped me sleep better. Some may not like it though.

Nice spacious rooms, very clean. Great location and great facilities in the room.

Nothing negative to say apart from the coffee being served until 10. Went to get coffee at 9.40 and it was gone so asked if they could refill. They asked someone to refill enough for 1 person and it took about 40 mins and then someone else ended up drinking it or else it was never refilled. It should be unlimited coffee until 10!

Not particularly cheap, but really comfortable - large rooms, big beds, quiet A/C, careful cleaning service. WiFi working mostly well apart from evenings, perhaps too many guests trying. Island is very small, so all shops and restaurants are within few minutes walk. Free coffee and water available in the lobby.

I would suggest avoiding supposedly "better" rooms with balcony - they face the street so guests can hear traffic and also power plant not far away. In August it was anyway much too hot to seat on the balcony... Our room was facing backyard and was perfectly quiet.

Extremely friendly staff, we LOVED Leroy!! The location was nice, it was very clean, free coffee was a bonus too!

The floors in the room when they get wet from The shower are EXTREMELY slippery, I was terrified that I was gonna fall like nonstop, we lined the floor in the bathroom with towels for safety reasons. The bed and pillows were not comfortable at all. Mostly the pillows ..

We liked that it was close to the restaurants and docks. We really enjoyed having a balcony. The coffee and hot water in the lobby was great. The staff were all very nice and helpful.

Being so close to the electric power point because of the noise. The street noise. On our last of 2 nights, there was a car parked on the street below us playing very loud music for the longest time. Then the people in the unit beside us started shouting and screaming at 2:30 am and it last for over an hour.