Casa Blanca Guesthouse

San Ignacio, Belize

The Casa Blanca Guesthouse has achieved the Tourism Gold Standard Certificate.

Tourism Safety Standards we are implementing:
Social distancing and the use of face masks while in public spaces;
Hand sanitizing stations across the property;
Enhanced room cleaning and increase sanitization of public spaces and high touch surfaces;
Daily health checks for guests and employees;
Designated ‘Isolation/Quarantine rooms’ for suspected Covid-19 cases and action plans for handling suspected employees or guests.

Travelers will be able to enjoy their Belize vacation while being confident their safety is our top priority.

Casa Blanca Guesthouse

Your Home away from Home

Amenities

Rates

Our hotel rates at the Casa Blanca Guesthouse are between US$25 and US$50 for one person in a fan equipped room.
There is an additional charge of US$10 for each additional person.

A.C. is an additional cost.

We do not include service charge but tipping is welcomed.

Cancellation Policy

If cancellation is made 30 days before expected date of arrival a levy of $30.00 will be charged. Cancellations 15 to 8 days prior to arrival a 50% charge will be made. 7 days or less prior to arrival the total amount will be charged. Same Day Cancellations will be charged in Full.

The Casa Blanca Guesthouse is not responsible for travel delays that cause you to miss your reservation.
We recommend that you protect yourself against unexpected cancellation fees by purchasing travel insurance.

Our Rooms

Contact For Inquiry

For reservation information contact: Vilma Bolvito

WRITE:
Casa Blanca Guest House,
#10 Burns Avenue,
San Ignacio, Cayo District,
Belize, Central America

CALL:
~ Phone Local: 824-2080
~ Phone International: +011-501-824-2080

WhatsApp: +501-602-5211

EMAIL: casablancaguesthouse@yahoo.com

San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize

There are many things to do and see in the Cayo District including Horse Riding, Hiking and Caving. Take a canoe trip down the tranquil Macal river where you soon feel surrounded by the tropical rainforest and are at one with nature.

Cayo was where the last independent Mayan people lived and many ancient sites can be seen.

San Ignacio and its sister-town Santa Elena in the beautiful Cayo district make up Belize’s second largest urban area. The two towns are connected by Belize’s only suspension bridge, the one-lane Hawksworth Bridge across the Macal river, built in 1949. The two are collectively referred to as the “Twin Towns” although San Ignacio has a larger population.

The Charm of San Ignacio
“Tucked away in a valley between two rivers, San Ignacio is a quaint little town filled with culture and beauty. It is surrounded by rolling hills and jungle vegetation. There is a soft stream that runs through downtown, connected by an emblematic old yellow steel bridge……” read more
by Ping Zhou, a geography lecturer at Eastern Michigan University and a writer for Geography at About.com

Tours

The Casa Blanca is the perfect base for exploring the places that make Belize so unique.
K’Atun Ahaw Culture and Eco Adventure Tours, one of Cayo’s premiere tour companies, is based in the hotel. Other tour companies are within walking distance.