What about laundry, WiFi and power for a group staying a week or more?

Nobody chooses accommodation on laundry. Everybody notices it by day nine.

Laundry. It gets done here, billed by the load, and it is an extra rather than part of the room rate. For a group in the field — muddy boots, wet clothes, a fortnight in the humidity — build it into your budget rather than treating it as incidental.

WiFi. Throughout the compound. Students file work, faculty take calls, and people ring home. Southern Belize is not a place to assume flawless connectivity anywhere, but the compound is wired for it.

Air conditioning. Every room, every pod, the bunk room. In Toledo that is not a luxury — it is the difference between a group that sleeps and a group that does not.

The kitchen. Full and open-air, and it is yours whether or not you are buying meals. Groups on long stays tend to end up cooking at least some of their own food, and that is fine.

The general rule for a longer stay: ask us the boring questions before you come. We would far rather answer them now than have somebody discover on day nine that they should have asked.