As other travelers have said, these cabanas are a little outside of town, but it was very easy to get a taxi to/from town. The staff can call a private taxi for you that will cost 10BZ ($5USD) one way, or you can walk 8 min to wait some minutes for a shared taxi for 3-5BZ ($1.50-2.50USD) per person. If there are two of you, then a private taxi is worth it in my opinion. The shared taxi picks up from the bus stop in front of Chen’s Superstore on the Main Rd in Bullet Tree Falls. The Bullet Tree Falls taxi stand in San Ignacio is on Burns Ave across the street from Belize Bank. The taxis cost more at night. Everyone speaks English. Melanie cooked us multiple meals which we appreciated when we did not want to go to town, or had to wake up early for a tour. We used the rope swing to jump into the river which was a lot of fun! There are multiple hammocks to enjoy relaxing in the jungle. We did not have a problem with mosquitos, but it is probably a good idea to bring repellent just in case you attract them. The cabanas are simple, but you’re paying for the atmosphere. San Ignacio is not a particularly beautiful town, so we were glad to be staying somewhere more tranquil. The bed was not the most comfortable, but we slept alright, especially after a long day exploring Tikal or the ATM cave tour. I recommend both! The cabanas do not have Air Conditioning, but they have a couple fans. It was around 75 degrees F when we were there, and it was plenty cool during the day and at night. Overall, I’m so glad we stayed here. It felt romantic and unique, but if you freak out when you see a bug in a hotel room, or when it is a little rough around the edges, then I don’t recommend you visit Belize.