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Radisson Fort George Hotel and Marina Belize
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Radisson Fort George Hotel and Marina Belize
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2 Marine Parade-- Po Box 321
Belize, Belize
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Description:
Historic Hotel centrally located overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The property offers World Class accommodations in addition to a Tour Desk offering fishing, diving and inland tours, a Business Center, Fitness Center, Cafe and Dive Shop. Ideally located as a hub between the Barrier Reef and rainforest. Local attractions include: Museum of Belize, City Tours, Historical Sites, Blue hole
Amenities:
24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Babysitting / Child Services
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Concierge
Conference Room(s)
Connecting Rooms
Disabled Access
DVD Player
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Free Breakfast
Gymnasium
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
Laundry service
Meeting Rooms
Modem / Data Port
Multilingual Staff
News Stand
Parking
Porters
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Security Guard
Swimming pool
Tour Desk
TV
Check-in:
From 3:00 PM
Check-out:
Prior to 12:00 PM
Attractions:
Baboon Sanctuary: Jungle with black Howler Monkeys (locally called 'baboons')
Barrier Reef: Scuba Diving, fishing and Snorkeling - largest living barrier reef in the world
Baymen's Tavern: -Serves drinks and light meals Mon-Thurs 10am-11pm/ Fri-Sun 10am - 12am
-Has an open-air deck
Belize Zoo: Features Native animals
Belmopan: Capital City
Benque Viejo: Guatemalan Border
Blue Hole: Natural underwater Cave
Caracol: Spectacular Mayan Ruins
Casino: Located at the Princess Hotel; Features blackjack, roulette, poker and slot machines.
Cayes: Fishing/Scuba Diving/Snorkeling
Crystal Clear water and White sand beaches
Crooked Tree Village: Exotic Birds, Wildlife Sanctuary
Cruise Port: -Port for where cruise ships come and go.
Downtown: Shopping
Jaguar Reserve: Worlds only Jaguar reserve; Nature Trails
Lamanai: Famous Mayan Ruin, river trip
Le Petit Cafe: Baked snacks, natural fruit juices, refreshing SMOOTHIES and other light menu items
Mountain Pine Ridge: 1000 ft falls-mountains/jungle/caves
Movie Theatre - Princess Theatre: First-Run movie theatre
San Pedro: Caye Resort Island by Air
St Georges Dining Room: -Serves local and international dishes
-Offers Weekday 'theme' lunch buffets and weekend 'theme' dinner buffets
Stonegrill Restaurant: -Meals are cooked on natural stones without fats or oils for a unique and healthy dining experience
Xunantunich: Spectacular Mayan Ruin
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Date of Stay:
May, 2009
The first day we were there, it took us hours to get settled because we booked a non-smoking room and received a smoking one that was under repairs. It took several hours for that to be corrected. The hotel was our base while we visited other parts of the country. The trip was wonderful and the hotel treated us really good. The hotel was very clean and the staff friendly and hospitable. Except for the first day, all went well.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Lots of amenities, everything you need, from food to exercise equipment, to computer room - is there! One of the doors to the lobby was extremely difficult to open, quite a pain when your hands are full. Hotel is loaded with amenities and is very easy to be a home away from home. Value is decent and I would stay there again.
Date of Stay:
July, 2008
Overall I we were very happy with our stay. The room was very clean, The air conditioner kept us pleasantly cool and the pool was clean an kept up well. The only problem I had was with the Dining room. We had the buffet breakfast at about it was acceptable but not a big selection to choose from. We had the Mexican buffet Saturday night, maybe it's just because I am a greedy American but, that was not a buffet and for per person and were thoroughly disappointed. Their version of Mexican food was a poor version and very different than what I am used to. Again the food was acceptable but my husband and I thought we should have paid more like per person for that meal. Eat out at the local establishments if you want to try something new, you will also spend probably less than 1/2 of what the Radisson will charge you. If you plan to use the gym there are plenty of clean towels and filtered drinking water available. We pland to deifinitely stay at the Radisson again. It really is the nicest hotel in Belize City. If you want to be in a more "Tourist" atmosphere go to the Cayes. If you like the "local" feel of a vacation, this is the place to be. Everyone at the hotel was very accomodating and the locals were very friendly and eager to take us where ever we desired. Don't forget to get the Key Lime pie at the cafe.. really good and cheap! Enjoy!
Date of Stay:
May, 2008
You can definitely find a better deal than the Radison. The staff was not accommodating and the hotel was under construction. I would recommend staying at a local hotel, don't stay here simply for the name. The food is overpriced and not a large selection. The French cafe was really nice- stop by here for a cinnamon roll even if you don't stay at the hotel. Also, they have Lemonade soda in the hotel gift shop for only $1 US- it's excellent!
Date of Stay:
August, 2008
The first room was fine water view, clean, in main building. Second stay room in annex building, not like the first room. From what I saw in Belize city, this was the best place to stay for non budget tourists. It is the nicest place in the neighborhood. The staff was friendly and the service mostly good. One dining mishap. Comparable to a Holiday Inn or Sheraton in the States. Not close to a Hilton or Hyatt. A bit pricey but the nicest place in town. In a town of few options.
Date of Stay:
April, 2008
Nice room. Ocean view obstructed by a fence. Mini-bar not fully stocked but front desk was helpful with that. Great giftshop. Comfortable room but over-priced for the value.
Date of Stay:
July, 2007
The Radisson St. George in Belize City was FANTASTIC... I chose this spot to ask my girlfriend to Marry me and it was a great decison on my part . The people there were just wonderful. I couldn't have ask for a better group of local people . My New Bride and I think of them all as FAMILY.....My room was great the food was out of this world and the personal care that we received was TOP SHELF . If you are ever in Belize this is the Place to stay!
Date of Stay:
March, 2008
The staff. Supported and recommended taxis that charged 4 to 5 times the local going rate for same service and vehicle type. Room and furnishings were of poor quality with limited security. The bath flooded with each use of the shower or tube. Food and drink over priced compared to local restaurants.
Date of Stay:
July, 2007
Really enjoyed my stay at the hotel it is a great base for doing activities. 5 minute easy access walk to the water taxi going to the cayes. The city is run down but I never had any problems on several walks to the ferry terminal. Many of the tour companies pick up at the hotel and of course the hotel can set you up with tours which is very convenent. The front desk was very friendly and helpfull as was the entire staff. Room service was fast and there was plenty of room at the pool. The mayan ruins at Lamania were awesome and was lucky enough to be there for lobster fest on caye caulker. A very enjoyable stay.
Date of Stay:
June, 2007
The hotel staff was awesome, this is really the only place to stay in Belize City. Other hotels I saw were ho-hum to say the least. It is across the street from the water, there is no beach in the area. Short walking to the tourist center used by the cruise ships. The staff is exceptional, food is a little pricey.
Date of Stay:
February, 2008
Friendly atmosphere and staff, helpful with information. Limited restaurant selections. The Coning by Inn is a great, safe, low priced place to stay. No, it's not glitz and glam. It's comfy, friendly, basic, clean sheets and no bugs. It's also an easy walk to the swing bridge and the tourist village. Try breakfast at a local street vendor, great and cheap!
Date of Stay:
June, 2007
This hotel is the jewel of a decrepit Belize City. Don't go out on the streets at night, but you can let X , a street guide - show you the town. The dive shop on the pier offers a complete dive course, and will take you to their own island! Explore.
Date of Stay:
June, 2007
The Raddison is located in the heart of Belize City. Upon my arrival, I was cordially greeted by hotel staff. The desk staff checked me in very quickly and easily handled my questions concerning the area and places to visit. My room was excellent. A very comfortable King Sleep Number Bed and a deep jacuzzi tub was the room's highlight. The room was very clean and the a/c work superbly. Room service personnel was very response and the food was good. Of course when going on a vacation, tv shouldn't be important, as it was nice to have a numerous channels to choose from as well as HBO and several Showtime channels. Both the bars in the main hotel as well as the one by the pool were clean and decorative. The bartendars and table staff were friendly and attentive. The location of the hotel affords the opportunity to easily travel to the local hotel/casino as well as to the bus docks for a trip to San Pedro. If you're in town over the weekend, the hotel is also close to their shopping district. I would highly recommend this location to someone visting Belize. I really enjoyed the staff and accommodations.
Date of Stay:
May, 2007
This place has moldy rooms, pool was dirty and closed. Price for day trips was twice the local price. Staff was rude and non-caring. Not is a good part of town after dark and nothing to do. Go somewhere else if you must go to Belize
Date of Stay:
May, 2007
Nice clean room, with a great view of the Caribbean. I would say that this is the best Belize City hotel for location,restaurant choices,and amenities. It is perfect for a layover, but not as a destination location. Be aware though that if a cruise ship is not in, the tourist village is not open. My wife and I both liked it.
Date of Stay:
April, 2007
The ocean view was great Superior service nice pools (2) great food
Date of Stay:
January, 2007
Our family experienced a touch of class and service that we didn't expect. The service and food was great and colorful staff made our Belizean Adventure Great!
Date of Stay:
December, 2006
"Great place to stay in Belize City. The food is excelent! Coffee is great! Only 10 min. walk to Water Terminal where you can catch a taxi to islands. Don't stay in Belize City too long, go to the islands and have fun there."
Date of Stay:
December, 2006
"Don't waste your money. Staff is poor and service is a close second. They don't give a crap, only that you meet the minimum credit card amount. Rooms were nice in 1980; needs a major overhaul in personnel and accommodations. This is a blight on the name of Radisson Hotels."
Date of Stay:
November, 2006
"The Radisson Fort George is close to downtown, not far from the Princess, which has a casino, but lacks other amenities. Beautiful, pleasant staff, on the waterfront, and good food. Who could ask for more?"
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