We stayed here only one night. The setting is truly incredible. Gorgeous gardens and forest surround all the cabanas. Great natural swimming hole, though you need good water shoes because the bottom is muddy near the stairs and quite sharp limestone in some areas. I saw 5 Emerald Toucanets before breakfast which was very nice. We stayed in the family cabana which was clean and comfortable. As has been said in other reviews, the mattresses are less than firm, but fine for only a night. I am sure my back would have started to hurt after several nights. We have stayed at Ian Anderson's resort next door on a separate trip and Jaguar Creek was more our style because it is much more low key, with no guides pushing daily excursions. That said, the food at Jaguar Creek is very average. Our kids did not like it. There is a huge orange orchard next door, yet they serve bad orange juice concentrate (a Tang like substance). I would be willing to pay a few extra dollars to squeeze fresh orange juice in the morning. Other than that a lovely place to stay.