I'm not sure where to begin about George's place. Honestly I don't want to even tell you how spectacular it is because I want to keep it a secret and all to myself. :) But really, from the very beginning George was very prompt at communication and planning for all of our needs . He is from the area and is very acquainted with everyone on the island and what the best way to get around is and what the best things to do are. From when our plane with Maya Air was pushed to an earlier time he was able to accommodate our early arrival and had our golf cart waiting at the airport. This was our first trip to San Pedro and I wasn't sure what to expect. We arrived in the middle of carnival and it was so chaotic downtown and I was praying it would be calm at George's place. I will admit the 40ish minute ride out of town with our luggage on a golf cart seemed like "what have I gotten myself into," but once we turned into the gate at George's place I was immediately relieved and in awe of the beauty. Tuto is in a class of its own. The place is immaculate and stunning. George's crew that work the grounds are some of the nicest people I have ever come across in my travels. Junior and his father worked every day to keep the grounds spotless, but anytime we wanted to fish off the dock or wanted coconut water he stopped and helped us. Edith the housekeeper was the best too, she was in and out of the casita like she was never there, but everything was made back up to perfection. The little dog that walks around the plantation is extremely sweet and never bothered us. It was entertaining to watch him bounce around the beach. On top of the amazing amenities George arranged all of our outings for us too. Fishing and snorkeling, we were picked right up from the dock. Once we arrived at Tuto we never went back to the town of San Pedro. We hit all the local restaurants and went to the truck stop one evening but everything you need is at tuto. If I could just say one thing, Trust George... do what he suggest to you. He will not lead you wrong. We enjoyed our trip fishing and you must do the bbq (the food is amazing). Go to Portofino for dinner on the boat. Get your snacks and groceries on the way in to Tuto (yes it will be a crazy bumpy ride with groceries and luggage...just be patient it will be worth it). Don't pack much as all you need is a bathing suit and some shorts and maybe a light jacket and flip flops. Go to the truck stop and eat and play games and in the morning go to Marbucks for coffee and scones. George provides coffee, filters, sugar, tea, water, jellies, oil, salt pepper, paper towels, and toilet paper, shampoo, soap, hair dryer, towels as well as beach towels and plenty of board games to play on the beach. Seriously if you do not book this place you are making a huge mistake. It is wonderful! George and his crew are the best!