Hidden Valley Wilderness Lodge

This place had everything we could have wanted. Perfect spot for those looking for some adventure by day and comfort by night. Unbelievable amenities and hospitality. Food was fantastic as well. We will definitely be staying again in the future!

We stayed at Hidden Valley for five days, after four days at the beach. We greatly enjoyed our stay - there is so much to do, with miles and miles of trails, waterfalls, ruins, etc. A good base for your activities in the region. We were plenty busy throughout the five days. Rooms were nice, Wifi was good, as was food. Staff is friendly and helpful and provided guidance and tips on what to do. The GM Gladnys went the extra mile and had us cooked a special East African meal after hearing we had just moved away from Kenya - such a thoughtful touch. Tips: Bring lots of bug spray and sunscreen; if you rent a car, you can do many of the excursions on your own rather than booking through the hotel; be an early riser (those birds are a natural alarm!). Bring binoculars to catch some great bird sightings.

The staff at hidden valley were amazing and made our vacation a dream. The property is overwhelmingly beautiful and a great place to hike

We had a great 3 night stay at Hidden Valley. The staff provides a great personalized experience, catering to any need and following through on their promises. The food was delicious. There is a good variety and the quality is high end. The property itself is beautiful. I highly recommend the property tour, which allows you to see as much as the reserve as possible. In one day we did the Cascade trail, Butterfly falls, Devils falls, Secret falls, and King Vulture lookout. Overall, highly recommended, especially if you love waterfalls!

Great service, very good cuisine, great tours. Therefore, it's absolutely necessary to ask Rick (belizeprotours). Very competent guide, especially for fauna, flora, regional and cultural studies. Highly Recommended! The only disadvantage of the lodge: It can be very benificial that theres no WIFI in the cottages, but the main building could have a better Internet connection...

It's hard to get to, but worth the trip! Amazing hiking trails for all levels, idyllic waterfalls and swimming holes, all exclusive to lodge guests. You're not likely to share your space with anyone! A pleasant pool and hot tub for after hiking. Dining was superb! Plan on eating all your meals there since it is so remote. We purchased the meal plan to keep things simple. Masterful presentation. The menu was customized based on preferences gathered before arrival. Each staff person was friendly and helpful. The manager and his wife are delightful and ensure that everything is perfect. Other guests raved about the Spa and massage. We'll check that out next time. Intimate, yet private. Can't wait to return. Spend at least three nights. Any shorter is to shortchange yourself!

Staff there were great including new management couple. The grounds NEED a lot of updating, pool was only four feet deep, with quite a few missing tiles, very dated. The new managing couple has a lot of work to get it up to par

Hidden Valley Inn is a gem. After a grueling drive to this remote location, you are greeted by a welcoming staff, glass of lemon grass tea and cool towel. The staff is fabulous, and each person calls you by name and strikes up conversation. The room was gorgeous and spacious. The main negative is that there is no air conditioning in the room. With temps in the 90s it was pretty hot and difficult to be in the room during the day. It did cool off at night, but was still difficult to sleep at first. The location in the Mountain Pine Ridge area is very special and with over 7000 acres of trails, waterfalls, lakes and creeks to explore you could easily just stay at the Inn and enjoy your time there. All trails are marked and the staff can come pick you up if you get tired or have any issues (they give you a 2 way radio for safety on the trails). Be sure to take a swim in the cool pool at Butterfly Falls - truly a spectacular location. One issue in this area is that pine beetles killed most of the large pine trees in 2000, leaving the landscape much more open (and hotter) than it used to be.Food at the restaurant was excellent.

Very nice hotel situated right on the beach in Central San Pedro. Our suite was spacious, with a full (small) kitchen, living/dining room, bedroom and bathroom. The hotel has 3 floors but no elevator, so the bellman will need to carry the luggage. At departure time, make sure to call well in advance to have your bags carried down. Ditto for using the hotel golf cart to take you to the San Pedro air strip. Despite "reserving" the car the day before and reminding the front desk clerk 30 minutes before, our ride never showed up and we nearly missed our flight.

After an adventurous drive in, we arrived at Hidden Valley Inn. Gorgeous setting, lovely layout with rooms in separate cabanas. Loved the pool area and hot tub. The Inn has miles of private hiking trails, including several amazing private waterfalls. Food was excellent and reasonably priced. Staff is very friendly and committed to making sure you enjoy your stay. They arranged a tour to Caracol for our group of 3 with a private guide from the hotel, and even helped us arrange a tour with a different tour company for the day after we left the hotel. Highly recommended (but make sure you rent a 4 wheel drive SUV to get there!)