A perfect place to stay at Caye Caulker! Firstly, the architecture of the structure itself is very economical and fits a lot of amenities in a small amount of space, while seeming somewhat luxurious. Lucrecia explained that it was all built by her husband and one friend, adding a little bit of personality to the space. The airflow upstairs is really incredible and kept the room cool enough so we didn't need to use the A/C (just remember to close the windows when a storm rolls through!). We loved the location as it was set back from downtown and felt very private and secluded, which seems like a rare commodity on such a small island. Bikes were provided which was key in quickly getting from one side of the island to another, with baskets to transport essentials such as booze and souvenirs. Possibly the best part of the stay was all of the suggestions given by our host Lucrecia, a full five or so pages including local restaurants, amenities and activities, well vetted by someone who is an active member of the community. Lucrecia seemed passionate about life on Caye Caulker and wanted to share that passion with her guests!