Belize’s Maya Beach Hotel Expands

By: - December 22nd, 2016

The Maya Beach Hotel and Bistro in Belize has expanded with the addition of three new suites.

The hotel added three brand-new suites, bringing the hotel’s room count to 13 units, ranging from standard one-bedroom rooms to beachfront cabanas to three-bedroom apartments.

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“We’re thrilled to offer even more private, relaxing options to our guests,” said Ellen Lee, co-owner of the property. “At Maya Beach Hotel, we embrace the natural beauty and cultural identity of Belize and the Placencia Peninsula. Our rooms are simple, comfortable and accessible to all the amazing adventures that await our guests.”

The boutique hotel is home to a pool, a bar and a signature restaurant, Bistro.

— Caribbean Journal Staff

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