The Iguana house was (pardon my Millennial vernacular) super dope. We arrived at night and didn't get to see much of what was going on, but when we woke up, the sunrise aligned perfectly with the end of the dock and I had to get out of bed (un-customarily early for me), wander down the dock and take a panoramic pic. I watched the sunrise on the dock everyday (hungover or not) because I knew I would regret it if I didn't.
The house itself has a very beachy, local feel to it, very unlike the Radisson resort in Belize City or the other time-share, plastic, spoon-fed-tourist traps you see other places. The bathrooms were nice, really neat tile work in the showers. Toilets worked great. We had plenty of clean water provided. Kitchen had all the essentials and then some. We definitely put the blender to use after picking up some fresh fruit and rum from San Pedro. The grill was new and nice and very helpful in the crafting of some great seafood meals we made while staying there.
The beds were plenty comfortable and everyone slept well. We had plenty of room and options for sleeping arrangements. The deck was the star of the show. It is on both the front and side of the house, with plenty of protection from the sun and wind if you want, but also plenty of sunny, lounging, feet up spots for you to work on your tan.
We kept our two golf carts beneath the house, where they also had hoses to wash your sandy feet off, kayaks for the adventurous types, and other toys.
It was really great walking up the beach in either direction each morning and checking out the other neighbors' spots. If/when we came back, we'd definitely try and score the TreeHouse next door, in addition to Iguana House, for more friends and family.
Construction next door was a bit of a nuisance during the daytime, but definitely bearable, and easy to ignore with all of the excitement of our Scuba/Snorkeling/Fishing outings.
Iguana House is aptly named and I absolutely felt like a lizard sitting in my hammock, strung between two palm trees out front, with a Belikin beer in my hand and the local iguana gang sunning themselves on the surrounding rocks. Also the local canine protector Reggae kept us company (ya mon). The beach out front has tons of fish to look at and we ended up shooting our family christmas card photo right there.
All in all, Iguana House was exactly what we wanted and had no unpleasant surprises. We had a blast, 10/10 would recommend.