Accommodation, Chaa Creek
Cayo District
Booking enquiryTreetop Suites
With spectacular panoramic views and perched high atop the Macal River, the Treetop Jacuzzi Suites provide a one-of-a-kind experience. Each one-bedroom suite contains a private outdoor jacuzzi perfect for stargazing or unwinding with a sundowner. The expansive suites are perfect for honeymooners or can easily accommodate family groups with comfortable sleeping arrangements for four.
Garden Suites
The Garden Suite is furnished with a queen-size bed and a day bed that converts from a sofa into a comfortable single. This room also comes with a private, screened veranda with sweeping jungle views.
The Garden Jacuzzi Suite features a mahogany four-poster bed, fine linens, Guatemalan antique furniture, a spacious bath with Jacuzzi and a private screened veranda with jungle garden.
Both suites let out onto a large veranda with hammocks overlooking the gardens. They can be booked separately or as a combined unit for friends or families traveling together.
Orchard Villa
Overlooking the orchard on the Macal River, the Orchard Villa was designed with families or groups of friends in mind. The expansive thatched cottage contains two queen-size sleeping bays separated by closeted walls, a full bathroom and a winding staircase leading to an upper loft, which offers a further two single beds and its own private bathroom. A screened-in sitting room offers stunning views of the surrounding tropical gardens and orchard.
The Cottage Collection
Chaa Creek’s Cottage Collection are individually designed thatched cottages furnished with a elegant mix of hand crafted furniture, fine fabrics and local and international art. The spacious rooms all feature private sundeck verandas to enjoy your own private piece of the jungle.
Macal Cottage
Perched on the edge of the Macal River, the Macal Cottage combines elegant simplicity with stylish décor to create a romantic ambiance, with a pristine rainforest backdrop. Nestled amidst tropical gardens, the spacious accommodation, with its king sized bed and oversized day bed, includes two private terraces with hammocks and an al fresco Jacuzzi.
Spa Villa
The three bedroom Spa Villa features a master bedroom with a king size bed and en suite bathroom, a second bedroom with a queen and single bed and a third bedroom with a queen canopy bed. Guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the lush jungle from the spacious glass walled living room and large wrap around veranda with jacuzzi. Spa treatments are also on offer in the comfort and privacy of the Spa Villa lodging. The air-conditioned Villa also contains a full kitchen and its own fully stocked bar. With fresh flowers, tasteful art, a state of the art sound and media system, the new Spa Villa raises the bar on jungle luxury to a new level. NOTE: Children must be over 10 years old to stay in the Spa Villa.


Seasons: 1 May 2010 – 15 Dec 2010 / 16 Dec 2010 – 30 Apr 2011 / 1 May 2011 – 15 Dec 2011
- Prices are per person, per night for the following accommodation:
The Cottage Collection:
- Single Occupancy $195 / $235 / $215
- Double Occupancy $135/ $165/ $150
- Triple Occupancy $105/ $125/ $115
Garden Suite (based on double occupancy): $160 / $190/ $175
Garden Jacuzzi Suite (based on double occupancy): $160/ $190/ $175
- Prices are per suite / villa, per night for the following accommodation:
Orchard Villa (Accommodates 6): $400/ $495/ $450
Complete Garden Suite: (Accommodates 5): $400/ $550/ $505
Treetop Jacuzzi Suites: (Accommodates 4): $400/ $495/ $450
Macal Cottage (Accommodates 3): $400/ $495/ $450
Spa Villa (Accommodates 4 to 6): $550 / $625 / $575 based on 4; additional $75 per person
Full breakfast is also included in the room rate. Prices are in US dollars.
*Plus: Hotel Tax & 10% Service Charge. NOTE: Children under 10 are not allowed to stay in the Spa Villa
All guests, regardless of accommodation type or length of stay, enjoy at no extra charge: Entry into the 365-acre Rainforest Reserve, guided tours of the Natural History Centre and Butterfly Farm, access to the Ruta Maya Trail System, canoeing, early morning bird walk with one of our naturalist guides, and a guided interpretive tour of our Rainforest Medicine Trail at Ixchel Farm.
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Hospitality and service were superb
Your place, hospitality and service were superb. We have not stayed in a place where we felt more comfortable in such a beautiful setting. The staff was attentive to all our needs. The cave tour was fantastic and will be a highlight of our touring adventures. When we return to Belize you will be on our agenda. Thank you for showing us such a wonderful time. Steve and Donna Oldfield
We may never find anything that compares
We have been in heaven here. We have been many places but truly, we can finally say without a doubt, which is our favorite, its Chaa Creek. We will never stop telling the world about it. Thanks so much for all the years and energy you have taken to make it exist. In our life we may never find anything that compares. Kim Henry and Bill Niccoles, Seattle, Washington, USA
A special place
Just a quick note to thank you and your staff for making my first trip to Belize so special. I can’t tell you how impressed I was with the professionalism and friendliness of the staff, as well as the comfort of my accommodations. You truly have a special place there in the Cayo and I look forward to many return visits. Thanks again. Greg Geurin, Chicago, Illinois, USA
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