The stay on Caye Caulker was amazing. The people are very friendly and everything there is surprisingly cheap. Hilda's aparment was lovely. The Bathroom was new and very nice, the shower even had hot water if you want it, even though it's 85 year round and a cold shower was more refreshing. The water out of the tap is purified so I wasn't scared to drink it at all, but just incase there's a grocery store right up the street you can go buy bottled water from. There's a small fridge and camp style, propane stove with a few small pots and pans to use. The bed is a normal spring style matress, but after a day of snorkeling, diving, laying out in the sun, ect...it did the job. Hilda was a great host! Very easy to reach and very helpfully with whatever questions you have. We had a BBQ one night there with some other guests and Hilda's friends/neighbors and it was a night I will never forget. The Wi-fi works well and there are bikes available to use to ride, 10 mins to "downtown." The yard just had fresh, white sand spread in it to give it a fresh beach feel, and the covered picnic table and roof top are great places to chill and read a book or enjoy a drink. There's a night club at the end of the street but we never went there, even though it always seemed like it was hoppin'. I know they have a karaoke night there at least once a week, but don't worry, you can't hear it from the apartment, only out on the street. The A/C in Apt. 3 was not very powerful and is not in the bedroom where it would be more desired for sleeping at night but it's better than nothing. If you're looking for good A/C just contact Hilda because I know some of her other places have centeral and not just protable units. I very much recommend Hilda's Bay Breezes though for anyone who wants to get away from the noise of front street, save money for other island adventures, and people who want a true local experience and not the "resort style" stay. And while you're there, remember to "Go Slow"