Friendly, gregarious Steve’s vision has manifested into a jungle rainforest wonderland! Our “nest” in the trees was perfect with sleeping and living areas and the nearby communal kitchen and shower space made cooking for ourselves simple. Manager Marvin brought us his wife Hilma’s homemade tortillas to die for. Pineapples from the trees were provided as well as bananas and starfruit. Eggs, oatmeal, fresh banana bread and more were available for breakfast. Our favorite part was the two-hour jungle hike; in our 60’s we were glad to have walking sticks to keep us upright in muddy areas., lol! At Steve’s suggestion we drove a little over an hour to San Ignacio to walk Cahal Pech, a smaller, more personal Mayan ruin. Their museum is full of info and artifacts about the ancient city. Recommend you wear long pants and sleeves and use Deep Off Woods (I think that’s the name) to prevent little bites from the no-see-ums around Pineapple Hill. A must-stay-here! Thanks!