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"Property was built around nature and world class snorkeling is just a few steps away from the hotel"

"Beautiful location, great people, excellent chef at the restaurant. Very quiet and romantic. "

"This was the perfect bed and breakfast. We stayed in cabin 2, beach front and loved everything about it. It was always clean, every worker was extremely friendly and helpful. the food was fantastic (we are such picky eaters and they always accommodated our requests). 10/10 recommend staying here! "

"Everything we needed. Easy to find, communicative property manager, well stocked (towels, kitchen, games, water gear.) Dock was perfect, neighborhood is quiet, house is secure. There are business cards of boat captains on the counter - we struck a deal with Capt Joel, he picked us up from the dock and we had a great day snorkeling! We also used the day passes to Mayan Princess which was a nice place to hang out for the day with kids/teens."

"So quiet so relax excellet to have nice resting time and to be away from work…"

"We had an amazing time at the Blue Bahia during our honeymoon. It was both secluded and in a great location to get to other parts of the island. The restaurant on site allowed us to add to our tab and had amazing food, it felt as though we could get a drink or food anytime we wanted. Extremely kind and attentive staff. There were a few other locations for food near by that were walkable. Every day the host recommended activities that were great! Absolutely amazing trip and we couldn’t be happier. We don’t dive but would highly recommend for divers as dive shop onsite!"

"The wait staff Judy and Eric are awesome. I have been going here for 3 years now and they have always gone out of their way to make me comfortable. Light rain in the morning a few days but cleared up by noon. Drink lots of water bring your sunscreen. This place does not have a lot of amenities but make up in location of being on a beach."

"Recently spent a week at the Spooky Channel Guest House. It's easy to access and convenient to both east and west end island hotspots but we found the property to be our favorite. Al and Sandra were wonderful--helpful and available whenever we needed!The beach is shaded by palms and the fruit trees in back were a source of yummy snacks! Although accessing the water from the beach was discouraged due to turtle grass and some algae, the property's two-level dock was perfect for days in a hammock and access to the spectacular snorkeling reef. The breezes were strong while we were there ...only needed the A/C one night. A few helpful notes about the house (definitely not criticisms):Freezer/Fridge and oven are slightly smaller than traditional. Oven/burners require manual lighting of the pilot. Many of the carvings and artwork on the property are creations of a local artist who frequently walks by the property. Don' miss the chance to hear his story.When the season is right, coconuts and such may fall onto the metal roof--which can be startling at first!ATVs and even cars pass on the beach occasionally--particularly on cruise ship days. They do not travel ON the property but worth noting. Fell in love with the property and Roatan--so many artisans and local places to enjoy. Grab cinnamon buns at Sandy Buns and floating at Gingers beach bar & grill! And don't miss CocoFiber Arts gallery by Karen Coad. Such amazing original pieces... "