This was a very nice rental. Lots of space with a compact kitchen, living area, double sink bathroom, king bed and roomy closet and lovely balcony overlooking the pool and ocean. Renovated from the villa section of Robert's Grove Resort. Has a safe and a handy lockbox to keep the key in when you leave for a while. The shared pool and deck has is large and well kept with lounges on deck or beach. There is access to Robert's Grove dock. It used to have a variety but is only used for water access now. The surrounding area was nicely landscaped and well kept. Some of the villas are empty awaiting purchase and or renovation. Of the 12 units they are either first or second floor and one or two bedrooms. It seems like seven are used currently by different owners and managed by Vacasa. There are no real amenities. There is a restaurant next door at Robets Grove that is not so great except the pizza and Quarterdeck at the resort on the other side that is better. There is Habeneros (part of Robert's Grove) across the road on the lagoon that is pretty good though the cocktails at all three dont use real frit juice but cocktail mix. Some are pretty good. There is a really good restaurant at the new Itz'ana down the beach a beat. So tranquil, very good food and great cocktails. So so desserts. Robert's Grove appear to be perpetually for sale or in receivership. There are no bike, golf cart, kayak or other free or rentals on site. You can rent a gof cart at the resort next door for $70 US or about $108 CD for 24 hour. Lesser time too. You will need one or a taxi to go to Placencia village. 15 minutes by golf cart. 10 by taxi for $10 US one way.. Placencia village is small enough to walk pretty much. Lots of food, drinks, shops and tour companies. The tiny village of Seine Bight is a 15 minute walk the other way. There is a grocery store there. It is not a tourist town but a locals town and not so prosperous. It might not be so safe at night. The residents were nice any time we went though. We came in from Belize by 12 seater plane. You can get there by shuttle or rental car too. To go farther afield you will have to book a tour or get a rental car. We did the Mayan ruin Xunanatich, two and a half hours away by tour van and was worth it. Caracol is a bit longer of the beaten trail but supposedly very good. There are lots of snorkeling and fishing tours available and others said they were great. There are a couple cave tours and zipline within a few hours. Belize City is three hours. Another time I would want to do a three stop over 12 days or so, hopping from Ambergis or Caye Caulker to San Pedro to Placencia with a water taxi and a a rental car. Value forrmoney at the rental was good as units in surrounding resorts cost more. They perhaps were a bit more luxurious and had more amenities. Ours was much cheaper and nicer than Robert's Resort too. Would go back to the unit we had. Condo 23. It is a beautiful location though a little windy during our stay and hence some seagrass. The day we left was calm and no seagrass. The beaches not on front of resorts have a lot of sea grass and garbage washed up. The kitchen only had bare minimum equipped and a tiny fridge with no shelves. Nice bed. Good closet. Nice tile throughout. Decent shower and two sink bathroom. Nice sitting area and lovely patio. No hammock. Concierge is not very responsive. No housekeeping during 11 day stay. Had to request towel change. Manager did check in on second day in person. Nice but not sure she could do much to add to amenities if you wanted extra something. All and all no regrets and Belize is beautiful.