Balam room, Ka’ana
Cayo District
Booking enquiry
These five graciously appointed luxury accommodations are nestled in a hacienda style home and all offer private entrances with lovely outdoor sitting areas overlooking the pool or tropical gardens. These intimate rooms feature luxurious amenities and queen beds.
Amenities include:
- 300 sq. feet (28 sq m) of interior space.
- Queen bed with luxurious bedding and linens.
- Private outdoor terrace (or balcony) with lush tropical garden and/or pool views.
- Plasma flat screen TV.
- iPod docking stations.
- Executive mini bar and espresso maker.
- Plush robes.
- Complimentary wireless Internet.
- Phone and voice mail.
- Twice daily and “on demand” housekeeping services.
- Room service.
- In-room safe.
Nightly rates:
Low Season: 3 January to 17 December
- Room only: US $250 + 9% tax & 10% service charge
- Room, breakfast and dinner: US $300 + 12.5% tax + 10% service charge
High Season: 18 December to 2 January
- Room only: US $350 + 9% tax & 10% service charge
- Room, breakfast and dinner: US $400 + 12.5% tax + 10% service charge
The above rates are per room.
Please see Ka’ana’s booking terms.
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