10/10 - I’ve stayed at my fair share of Airbnb’s, and being a host myself, I can confidently say this is the BEST Airbnb I’ve ever had the pleasure of staying at. The pictures are beautiful, but it doesn’t even compare to the actual home. You’re literally located on a howler monkey reserve, it feels like you’re staying in a cabin in the middle of the jungle, but you still have all the creature comforts of home. I woke up every day just amazed. The internet was great/strong. This was a work vaca for me, so most of my day was spent doing conference calls, meetings, emails, etc. and I never once had an issue. The aircon was just enough to cool the home down at night. I recommend renting a car if you stay here just because it’s a bit of a trek to the nearest bus station (about 2 miles/3 km). But the road there was great, the last mile was a dirt road but very well maintained. And if you get a chance, absolutely book a tour (or 2 or 3) through Adrian. It was the most stress free booking I’ve ever had. He schedules everything for you and even picks you up and drops you off for the tours that are a bit far from the house. We did the howler monkey tour, which was only down the road, with a local guide who works for the sanctuary. It was amazing and I learned so much. We also did the Lamanai Ruins tour. Adrian picked us up at 7:30 AM and then took us back at the end around 3:30 PM. It was quite literally magical. You take a 40-60 min boat ride to the ruins, a full guided tour of the ruins, and lunch was provided. Our tour guide Junior, was so incredibly kind, knowledgeable, passionate and a wonderful human being. I literally couldn’t have asked for a better week in paradise. This Airbnb and Adrian were the highlights. Oh, and my friend who came with is a huge fan of woodworking and he was like a kid in a candy shop at the home with the incredible woodwork and different types of locally made wooden furniture.