I’m glad we decided to stay here. It felt like we were close to nature and it was mostly a peaceful oasis on the river. First and foremost, Melanie’s cooking was some of the best I’ve ever had. She made delicious vegetarian versions of Belizean food for us, and it felt like we had a private restaurant right on the river overlooking the jungle. Bevin responded quickly to my messages and gave us helpful information about day tours and directions. It should be noted that she doesn’t actually live on the property, the local owner (or manager) is Mike. He greeted us upon arrival without problems. To get to San Ignacio was simple: just a five minute walk on a gravel road to the center of Bullet Tree Falls and then a $1 USD per person colectivo taxi ride (about 15 minute trip total). The actual cabana was functional, and given the relatively low price it was no-frills and fine. The cabana (hummingbird) was close to the kitchen/ restaurant and hang out area, so it got loud when people were around and there was music on the speakers. A few times I felt we couldn’t relax on the patio overlooking the river because it was crowded with men who weren’t guests. Overall, a good value stay, although I would try to get one of the cabanas further from the common area.