Jaguar Creek is a small and quiet resort nestled in the jungle about a fifteen minute drive from Belmopan. This is an off grid complex that does have electricity albeit in limited supply. Through the use of solar and generator there is lighting. Only one duplex outlet was available in our cabana. There is hot water in the shower. The water is not potable however. Drinking water is furnished at the dining hall. The mattress was absolutely terrible. Just a piece of foam on a box frame. This is the biggest complaint that I had with our stay. The internet is only available by the office. It is slow and not reliable. Only plan on using it for email use only. The resort does offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner for a modest price. Meals can be purchased on an as used basis rather than daily. The food was well prepared and tasty considering the jungle location. The main dining hall is screened in so the mosquitoes aren't a problem while eating. Just as a note the bugs and mosquitoes are not overly bothersome here. The staff are all helpful and kind. The experience of being in the jungle with the howler monkeys screeching and barking, the birds and cicada all chirping, lightning bugs larger than I have ever seen, the winds flowing through the trees, rains in the evening all made for a memorable stay. This resort has so many possibilities I hope that in the future the owner's vision will turn this resort into a more refined experience.
We hired the resort van for a day trip to San Ignacio for sight seeing, Mayan ruins, lunch, and some stops along the way. It was most enjoyable. Please book the ATM cave tour as it is sure to please. There is a zip line and cave tubing tour about a forty minute drive away that is also recommended. The resort isn't much help in scheduling or suggesting any activities so research this ahead of time.