This house was the perfect place to stay because we wanted to know what it is like to live in Corozal, because we are considering retiring somewhere in Belize. Rita was very prompt with any help and replies. The house is very nice. We didn't understand at first but there are two apartments or sections to this house. One with two bedrooms, and the other is about a 600ish square foot single bedroom apartment. This time we has a choice because the other section wasn't rented. We chose the smaller space because the tv was in the bedroom, and it was easier to keep air conditioned. The house is beautiful and very well maintained. The pool was a wonderful relief many times during the week, but especially in the late evening under the moon & stars. Very private. The only downside about the smaller apartment was no microwave, but it wasn't a big deal since we were able to use the one in the other apartment one night since it wan't rented. We had easy access to everything we needed since the town is so close. We even had a flat tire that easily repaired for 5 Belizian dollars in town. But a big surprise was the air conditioned Indian grocery store in town which had everything you could need. The best bakery we have seen in many years is in Corozal and it is named Y-Not bakery. It is very close to the shore near Copper Horse Inn about a block inland between 5th and 4th street north. Finally, Rita made a good choice with Ray. He is the caretaker for the house while she is away. He went above and beyond the call of duty. He is very nice and soft spoken. He was full of information about the area and helpful in every way. He told us everything we needed about the property and made sure we were set up. He showed up at least once a day but we didn't get much chance to talk due to our running around etc. On our fourth day we were delayed due to a flat tire, but it was a good thing because Ray dropped by with his younger brother who helped me change our tire even though he didn't have to. We were planning to go to Chetumal to see what crossing the border was like. I was very nervous since we didn't know how the Mexicans would treat gringos like us, especially with Trump as our President. Anyway, Ray said he couldn't work on his construction project since equipment didn't show up. So, we asked if he was up for going with us to Chetumal. Boy are we glad he did. He is fluent in spanish and this made it a breeze to get across the border find a taxi where he took us to Bacalar, Chetumal, which is a lovely inland bay where there are lots of eateries, beaches etc. We can't say enough good about...