Hotels on Antigua, Antigua & Barbuda

I love the Ocean view from my room, love the Oxstail dinner from the Jamaican restaurant, love the Pool, and love how a couple of the staff was so wonderful and caring towards the guest. One staff stood out, Jenin, she really made our trip to not be a total lost. The excursion was nice, Flava was very knowledgeable and the lunch prepared was great. I love my housekeeper, she really did a great job in keeping the room clean. My bed Sheets had stains when I got there, the Curtains to the Balcony had blood stains on it, the housekeeper, Yeraldan changes the sheets before I could ask her to. That was on point. I do not like how most of the Hotel staff was rude, unfriendly, and unprofessional, they needed some training on how to talk to and care for your guest. I do not like how you were assigned a Butler but did not get the help you requested from your Butler, not one visit to the room, it sounds nice but there were not one there for you. We got a pre written WhatsApp's message, once in the morning and one at night. I did not like the quality of the food, not good at all and not enough variety, did not like that they ran out of beach towels around 5:30 pm when I wanted to go to the beach. Even thought the Birds are wonderful to see, I definitely did not like the Birds flying and landing on the Table while you eat your meal trying to get them something to eat, also they landed on the utensils before guest comes in to eat. Not good at all. Overall, I could have made the food work, and everything else, but the behavior of the staff was unbelievable and unacceptable. Never again and if your Hotel does not train your staff, you could loose out on guest coming to your property.

4 beaches and a pool to choose from. Great menu all day at the buffet. No crowding. Friendly staff. Beautiful views. Snorkeling and water sports options available but you may want to bring your personal snorkel gear as the resort's equipment may need to be updated. Only one beer option on drinks list.

Super! We stayed in the heart of the historic Nelson’s Dockyard, really interesting, lovely old buildings, surrounded by the sea and yachts. We walked to Pigeon Point beach and spent the day at Cathrine’s cafe. We hired sunbeds and had drinks and lunch. Food excellent. We ate dinner at the Admiral’s Inn on a waterside table which was lovely. Food and service very good in beautiful surroundings. We did the Shirley Heights Sunday party, which was initially a bit overwhelming, crowded, noisy and smoky with huge queues for food and drink, but once we got the measure of it, had a great time. The sunset and view was amazing, the band were excellent and when we eventually got food (late after the crowds) it was good.

The pillows were to hard. There should be a coffee pot in the room. The toilet in my room was very uncomfortable. Floor drainage in hall was very poor. The meals were great. The staff was very friendly,A+

Excellent location with great sunbathing swimming options. You can watch the pelicans swooping and diving all day. Super chalets with very comfy beds. Plunge pool a lovely option for a refreshing dip. Wonderful staff and lovely dining. Food options varied and catered to all needs. I really had no complaints - it’s fantastic value for money.

The harbour is in a very beautiful position . very yachty and probably more of interest to people who love to see boats or who are joining a boat or on a boat. There is a nice beach Jolly Beach close by. THere is a well stocked supermarket but be warned Antigua prices are more expensive than either British or American prices as the island has to import almost everything. There is a new reosrt being built by Jolly Harbour and I believe the mall is going to be rebuilt too. Lots of nice restaurants in the locality. There is also a local bus service to St John's and it's easy to get a taxi

The place is quiet and nice. Huge room and great host. Perfect for few days to explore the north. All clean and big kitchen with a big fridge. Easy for making some meals and keeping your drinks cold :) Is not far from Dickenson bay and it’s possible to enjoy the sunset there 🥰

We love the fact that we could vacation on three (3) islands in one trip. A rental car gives you much more flexibility if you want to venture out; however, if we didn't get a rental car there's enough to do with the plunge pool and venturing around the property and sitting out on 3 of the 4 lower deck areas. The Wednesday BBQ was fun, and the food was incredibly good with a large variety.

The water & shoreline views were amazing. Yet there was lush mature tropical plants everywhere. Grounds were very well cared for throughout the massive property. The golf cart shuttles were available all the time which was welcomed because of hills that meandered from Rasta beach to the water sports beach. This is a great place for families with children. But not much separation for adults or couples.

I didn't enjoy our trip to St John's. There is nothing to do or see and everything is ridiculously expensive. Asked for a Caribbean restaurant and was told to go to "Hemingway's" and the offer was of burgers and salads, so never got to taste anything really local or typical. Were asked if we wanted a taxi every 2 minutes but people were very nice. Basically the town is built for folks who arrive on the big cruise ships to spend money for a few hours but no character