納比圖尼奇旅館(Nabitunich)

Dominik hat einen erholsamen idyllischen Ort kreiert, der das Entspannen absolut ermöglicht. Er ist ein aufmerksamer & hilfsbereiter Gastgeber! Ich würde immer wieder kommen.

Es war ein einzigartiges Erlebnis mitten in der Natur in Belize. Und dank der hervorragenden Gastgeber, die sich um Alles gekümmert haben ein wirklich toller Aufenthalt

Sehr freundlicher und bemühter Inhaber der Lodge, ebenso die sehr freundliche 'Kuechenfee'

Dominik ist ein super Host, hat und viel erzählen können zur Umgebung und hatte wertvolle Tipps, für unsere weitere Reise. Wir waren die einzigen Gäste und hatten sehr viel Ruhe. Vielen Dank für die Gastfreundlichkeit!

The place was simply gorgeous, the stone When was Rustik but very comfortable had air conditioning and had everything you needed I love animals, so this was just my kind of place baby kittens at breakfast time love it sheep goats, horses, roosters chickens, everything The meals were fabulous. If you have the option get the ad on meal plan breakfast were great. The dinners were exceptional, but the best part of this place was Dominick. I didn't have the pleasure of meeting his wife or son, but he was the best host anybody could ask for he was wise beyond his years, was full of information and was a real joy to talk to if I come back to san Ignacia With my daughter and grandchildren. This is the place I would stay it's perfect.

Dominique and Rebecca are wonderful. The place is absolutely beautiful. Perfect for relaxing and a good starting point for exploring the surroundings, e.g. San Ignacio, Xunantunich, Caracol, ATM Cave etc. We had a unforgettable time at Nabitunich!

We enjoyed our stay at this B&B located on mile 76 Western Highway near the Guatemala border. Dominic, the host was gracious and warm. If you stay, the bfasts and dinners are delicious and a great way to save time on hunting for food in town. We were lucky to meet friendly and fun guests also staying at the farm.

After leaving the nearby Black Rock Lodge, we ate lunch in San Jose Succotz, visited the Xunantunich archaeological site, and then made our short way to Nabitunich, "The Stone Cottage". Later, during our pre-arranged dinner, we were greeted by the farm's unnamed cats, and by Dominick, the owner. During dinner, he sat and chatted with us about the farm, the B&B, local history, and us. Dominick was amazingly well informed about the American political situation, asked penetrating questions, and was a gentle, very wise soul. Only half jokingly, I suggested that Dominick be appointed the next Secretary-General of the United Nations. Our two rooms were in a single small structure near the dining room and veranda. The garden area outside the rooms was filled with beautiful flowers, trees, and other plants. The rooms had functioning air conditioners, interesting lighting, a comfortable bed, a coffee pot. Our particular building looked like it had been a livestock structure long ago, but was quite nice. Birds were abundant in the trees and farm fields around the B&B. My brother in law walked down to the Mopan River, with the Xunantunich site visible on the other side. At night, we watched in fascination as a stream of leaf-cutter ants carried their harvest down and across the walkway. The next morning, we went back to the dining room for the complimentary breakfast, and after Dominick chatted with other guests from Guatemala and Mexico (speaking Spanish), he came back to talk to us. Pulling up a chair, he asked us about our work (all retired now), and listened carefully while my wife talked about her work in biotech. Again, he asked well-considered, penetrating questions about her work. The internet was down across Belize when we left. We had intended to pay with credit card or PayPal, but without internet, neither worked. "No problem - we'll catch you later" was his response. Fortunately, we were able to take care of it a few days later, once again with a very pleasant exchange, this time with his wife.

The views of the hills and farmland from our cabin were lovely. You can even see the top of a Mayan temple from Xunantunich! We enjoyed hiking to the river, looking for animals, relaxing, playing with the dogs, and visiting Xunantunich. We saw tons of toucans just outside our cabin, and a howler monkey by the river. We stayed in a standard double room cabin. It was pretty nice and included a private bathroom with hot water. The breakfasts were good, but the dinners were a bit hit or miss. Despite advertising on their website that they can accommodate vegetarians, we were mostly just served the sides from the meat meal, which didn't include any protein. For example, one dinner was just fries and tomatoes. Dominic was a very friendly, helpful host. If the vegetarian dinners were more thoughtful, this review would be 5 stars.