The property is nice, located about 30 min from the airport. It is a safe, gated place. However, because the community is very small, there is no address, so finding it upon arrival to a new country, may present a challenge. Adrian offered to meet me at the airport to guide me to his cabin, which I welcomed. But he charges $35 USD, which i found to be high for Belize's standards. I rented my own 4-wheel drive vehicle, so he wasn't transporting me. Moreover, once on his property, Adrian offered to leave the remote control to his new A/C unit in the bedroom, for additional $10USD per day. If I refused to pay, I could not use the A/C. The temps are in the 90s in Belize. In addition, Wifi usage was also allowed, upon paying extra. Needless to say, I felt "nickled and dimed," staying at Adrian's place. Not a feeling a want to have on my vacation. On the day of my arrival, I wanted to leave at a certain time, due to a long drive ahead of me, but he insisted on checking me out in person, so I was stranded there, waiting for him. Finally, he called last minute, to notify me that he wasn't able to make it. Asked me to lock up and leave the keys on the property, which I did. This situation made me leave later, on my way to Hopkins, than I wanted to be. This was a big inconvenience, because I had to rush through some of the activities I had planned for my road trip. Needless to say, Adrian's business approach to running his accommodations interfered with my leisure time. He wasn't able to make my stay smooth. Neither was he trying. Asking guests to pay a la carte for certain amenities is poor form. Wouldn't it be better to increase the nightly rate? I ended up spending $60 USD extra, on top of my Airbnb fee. I feel that was too much to pay.