At Nu'uk Che'il Cottages our aim is not to simply make you feel at home but that you enjoy our services.
The Cottages
Your accommodations are comfortable cottages nestled among the forest trees that surround our home. You have the choice of single, double, triple and bunk bed style rooms. The Bunk Rooms have 2 bunk beds per room which can accommodate 4 persons. The beds in your room come prepared with bedspreads and your walls display sparse Maya paintings. All rooms come with ceiling fans and the baths have hot and cold showers. The verandahs come furnished with chairs made of local materials for your convenience. Come and stay in our cozy cottages.
| RATES | Single | Double | Triple |
| Room w/ Private Bath | N/A | $22.50 | $30.00 |
| Room w/ Shared Bath | $17.50 | $22.50 | N/A |
| Bunk Room w/ Shared Bath | $10.00 per person | N/A | N/A |
The Restaurant
Enjoy our carefully prepared meals at our home-style restaurant. Here you can enjoy the usual Belizean dishes such as rice 'n beans, white rice with stew beans, etc; or you can settle for traditional Mayan dishes such as Caldo with chicken and tortilla, Escabeche, Chimole and other dishes. We cater for breakfast, lunch and dinner; and we also cater for those individuals who are vegetarians, simple ask and we can accommodate your meals to fit your style. We serve our meals with freshly made juice but we have a choice of other drinks available. Come and enjoy a meal prepared by your Mayan cook Mrs. Aurora Saqui.
 
The Gift shop
Take home Maya items handcrafted by Aurora and the women in the community as souvenirs: such as bracelets, necklaces, slated carvings, and much more.
The Owners
Aurora Saqui was born in the San Antonio Village of Cayo located in western Belize where she and her sisters developed the art of Maya slate carving; here she was also apprentice of the well known local herbal healer Don Eligio Panti from whom she learned the art of herbal healing. In a world that is becoming increasingly westernized Aurora is a woman proud of her Mayan heritage and works hard to preserve and gain recognition for her people.
Ernesto Saqui is a Mopan Maya born in the San Antonio Village of Toledo located in southern Belize. He served as the first director of the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary in the Stann Creek district. He has been a farmer, village leader, and teacher and today serves as a starched conservationist. Today he is still active in the community and alongside his wife strives to preserve the Mayan Culture. | 
