The Ambassador’s Terrace is located at 13 Southern Foreshore, Belize City, Belize with close proximity to downtown Belize City. Only one short block from Regent Street and Albert Street you have easy access to banks, ATM's, supermarket, downtown shopping plaza, restaurants and strip malls. This charming 100-year-old colonial home has recently been restored to give you a feeling of home away from home. This Bed and breakfast is nestled in the historic Old Colonial Southern Foreshore neighborhood, offering guests a blend of timeless architecture and modern comforts. 5 minute walk to the water taxis for a day on the beach, 800ft to the House of Culture, St. Johns Cathedral and many other historic sights. The verandah overlooks the beautiful Caribbean sea providing beautiful sunrises and sunset. This beautiful historic home is filled with history and nostalgia while providing all the modern comforts -private bath, AC, TV, Wifi and much more.

Vinnessa & Deborah hostesses of The Ambassador’s Terrace, warmly welcomes you to their 100-year-old colonial bed and breakfast. With a passion for history, culture, and genuine hospitality, they have created a space where guests feel at home while experiencing the charm of Belize. Many arrive as visitors but leave as friends.

The Ambassador’s Terrace is set in the Old Colonial Southern Foreshore, one of Belize City’s most historic and charming neighborhoods. ONLY 1,000 ft. from all amenities. Walking its streets feels like stepping into the past—lined with colonial-era wooden houses, wide verandas, and colorful facades that reflect the city’s heritage as a former colonial capital. The neighborhood preserves an authenticity that blends history with the rhythms of daily life. Nearby are some of Belize’s most treasured cultural landmarks. The Museum of Belize, housed in a restored colonial prison, showcases Maya artifacts, colonial relics, and exhibits that trace the nation’s journey. The Image Factory Art Foundation offers a window into Belize’s vibrant contemporary art scene, while the Bliss Institute for the Performing Arts hosts concerts, theater, and cultural events. Along the waterfront, the Baron Bliss Lighthouse stands as a tribute to one of the nation’s great benefactors, offering stunning views of the Caribbean Sea. Downtown, the Swing Bridge remains one of the few manually operated swing bridges in the world, a living piece of history still in daily use. Staying in the Southern Foreshore means being surrounded by heritage,