Lodging in Placencia
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Lodging in Placencia
My wife and I are travelling to Belize in late January, and I am trying to decide between the following hotels in Placenia area:
Luba Hati
Singing Sands
Kitty's Place
Rum Point Inn
I wanted the feel of a comfortable boutique hotel with cabanas on the beach. Turle Inn is too expensive so I'm looking for something similar but under $200 per night.
Has anyone stayed at these places? I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
Luba Hati
Singing Sands
Kitty's Place
Rum Point Inn
I wanted the feel of a comfortable boutique hotel with cabanas on the beach. Turle Inn is too expensive so I'm looking for something similar but under $200 per night.
Has anyone stayed at these places? I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
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We were just in Placencia last week and stayed at Singing Sands. We were looking for something under $100/night. We did have a cabana right on the beach and there was a pool. Plus we pretty much had the place to ourselves because there were only 2 other guests.
It was decent for the price but I wouldn't really consider it to be comparable in style to something like the Turtle Inn or a boutique hotel.
I think if you have a little more to spend the other three would be better choices. But I don't have any firsthand knowledge about them except that Kitty's Place looked nice from the outside.
Have fun - Belize is great.
It was decent for the price but I wouldn't really consider it to be comparable in style to something like the Turtle Inn or a boutique hotel.
I think if you have a little more to spend the other three would be better choices. But I don't have any firsthand knowledge about them except that Kitty's Place looked nice from the outside.
Have fun - Belize is great.
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I've stayed at them all and I've re-visited all of them except Singing Sands fairly recently (in July).
I'd rate them this way:
1. Luba Hati -- classy joint, beautifully designed, but it's under new ownership and it's not yet clear how things are going, probably pretty well
2. Kitty's Place -- an old favorite, the beachfront cabanas have been updated and are excellent
3. Rum Point Inn -- used to be a fine place but it's gone down hill of late; still a beautiful beach setting
4. Singing Sands -- okay
Luba Hati is probably your best bet for what you want. I'd personally choose Kitty's but it's definitely not a "boutique hotel."
--Lan Sluder
www.belizefirst.com
I'd rate them this way:
1. Luba Hati -- classy joint, beautifully designed, but it's under new ownership and it's not yet clear how things are going, probably pretty well
2. Kitty's Place -- an old favorite, the beachfront cabanas have been updated and are excellent
3. Rum Point Inn -- used to be a fine place but it's gone down hill of late; still a beautiful beach setting
4. Singing Sands -- okay
Luba Hati is probably your best bet for what you want. I'd personally choose Kitty's but it's definitely not a "boutique hotel."
--Lan Sluder
www.belizefirst.com
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I am leaning towards Kitty's Place. It seems to have nice grounds and more natural style cabanas. Don't get me wrong, It doesn't have to be fancy. More like a funky,clean,laid back,local flavor type of place. Also, is Kitty's location good compared to Luba Hati's for accessing the village and tours?
And have you seen Kitty's new pool. I heard its ready?
I appreciate your feedback. Thanks.
And have you seen Kitty's new pool. I heard its ready?
I appreciate your feedback. Thanks.
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No, Kitty's pool wasn't in when I was there. It'll be a good addition, though.
Kitty's is closer to Placencia village than Luba Hati, but it's still a pretty good hike. I usually have a car when I'm in Placencia, but for me it too far to walk, except maybe once just to check out the beach. It's about a $5 cab ride.
--Lan Sluder
Kitty's is closer to Placencia village than Luba Hati, but it's still a pretty good hike. I usually have a car when I'm in Placencia, but for me it too far to walk, except maybe once just to check out the beach. It's about a $5 cab ride.
--Lan Sluder
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