Victoria House Resort & Spa

Clean and beautiful grounds. Great service. Help arrange anything you need on the island. Friendly professional - helped make our stay amazing !

This was our 3rd time visiting this classical Caribbean resort. Seeing familiar staff each year is fun. We had breakfast each day in their beach bar. Caesar and Giselle were fun and efficient. The bar is just fun especially in the afternoons. Ruben makes an excellent margarita. We got a pitcher delivered to our house. Some had a great fishing trip then the kitchen prepared the fish!!! Talk about fresh. We booked again for the same time next year.

3rd time is a charm. We had new friends with us this time and loved it just like we did. The staff is incredibly welcoming and wonderful! The restaurant and bar are first class. The gardens are beautiful and well kept Booked for next year.

Victoria House is well situated just south of town. The rooms were very comfortable, the grounds were impeccably maintained and the staff exceptionally friendly. Every person strived to go the extra mile to answer our questions and make our stay enjoyable. We had the included continental breakfast daily which was tasty and just enough to get your day started. A+ for Victoria House!

We stayed at Victoria Inn Resort in Belize and overall had a very enjoyable, relaxed Caribbean experience. We brought our two adult sons and girlfriends along for Christmas. From the moment we landed, the airport and hotel transfers were seamless, which immediately set a positive tone. The hotel staff truly stand out, gracious, friendly, and consistently attentive without being overbearing. You feel genuinely welcomed. The property is clean and well-maintained, including a lovely pool area with ocean views that’s perfect for lounging. The dock at the hotel is a big plus - very convenient for snorkeling, diving, and other water activities, and it also provides a beautiful place to sit and enjoy the view. A few things to note: No coffee in the room, which was a small but noticeable miss. This is not a swimmable beach. The water near the hotel is quite murky with a lot of seaweed, and there’s no true sandy beach entry area to the ocean; it’s a dock. There’s also only a short stretch where you can walk along the shoreline, if you’re an avid runner or walker. Food at the hotel is expensive and the menu is more American than local, and almost everything feels like an add-on, so definitely keep an eye on the final bill. The cocktails are amazing though, especially the pina colada, so well worth a try. San Pedro is close by and offers great dining options - we especially enjoyed Elvi’s Kitchen and Caramba’s. Be prepared for golf carts everywhere, which adds to the charm but also contributes to chaotic, poorly maintained streets and infrastructure. The cart ride to Secret Beach is not for the faint-hearted as it is VERY bumpy, so proceed with caution. The real highlights of Belize are the snorkeling and diving, the laid-back Caribbean vibe, and the warm, friendly welcome from the locals. The weather was balmy with intermittent storms, and the water was incredibly warm, which made time on the water especially enjoyable. Lots of mosquitos after the rains so bring your spray! If you’re comparing this to Hawaii, Belize is less high-end and far less commercial, more economical overall, but the beaches don’t compare. What Belize offers instead is authenticity, adventure, and an easygoing charm. Bottom line: Victoria Inn is a good choice if you value friendly service, easy access to water activities, and a relaxed island feel - just go in knowing it’s more about the experience and vibe than luxury beaches