Resorts & Hotels with Spas in St. Kitts and Nevis from AED 348

Sunset Reef is fairly new with 7 suites - all with a view. The hotel management and staff are extremely helpful and eager to please. The food in the restaurant is very good. At check-in, we were greeted with frozen fruit drinks, cold towels and water, plus some fruit in the room. Lovely sunsets from the restaurant! Hotel beach is rocky and is being worked on.

It was the off season and there weren't many other guests. We wanted a place to relax and celebrate 30 years of marriage & our experience was better then we imagined. The grounds are absolutely beautiful, the food and the service was excellent. They made every effort to make our stay the best possible. The private dinner in the Mill restaurant was so special! It was such a treat, a romantic setting, great service and the superb food made our anniversary trip unforgettable. We took 2 trips...

The Hermitage is a charming, historic inn located in a beautiful part of Nevis. We could see the clouds pass over Mt. Nevis as our children swam in the pool, and we watched the green vervet monkeys frolic in the rainforest as we relaxed on the porch off of our bedroom. The people are so friendly, helpful, and the food is delicious.

Gorgeous "spread out" property with plenty of space to take walks. Excellent service and friendly, helpful staff. Very clean. Lovely gardens and plantings. Terrific pools and easy access to beach. Restaurants on property a little pricey but excellent.. Easy access to taxis. Convenient to airport and town and other restaurants. Uncrowded, not overly developed island. The condo is very spacious, beautifully appointed and clean. A great place to go if you want to relax.This was our third visit and...

The Park Hyatt is a beautiful new resort (about a year old) and it has been well kept. The decor of the property is modern, coastal and it's in a secluded location on the island; so there's not a whole lot of traffic and it wasn't crowded with guests. We chose to stay at the Hyatt instead of the Four Seasons at nearby Nevis primarily because it was overall a better value. Hyatt is priced better than Four Season ($495 vs $700+). The Four Seasons is quite dated and in need of renovation, while...

I've stayed at other Four Seasons for work but the resort at Nevis is one to remember. Staff were very helpful and always remembered the names of each traveler who stayed. I made special arrangements previous to my wife and I arriving at the resort for a beach dinner and roses in our room and it was more than I expected. The head chef took the time to meet with me on the day of our dinner to plan out the menu. The staff was unbelievable and no detail was too small to make our stay as...

After a lot of searching for a February getaway from chilly New England I finally landed on Belle Mont Farm. My husband and I were traveling with our twin daughters for their last break together before college next fall. I didn't want to be at a loud beach hotel angling for beach chairs with typical resort food. WOW, Belle Mont Farm is anything but typical. A farm to table resort up in the mountains with staggering views of other islands. I can't even express how beautiful the place is....

We really enjoyed being somewhat isolated, far enough away from the Four Seasons and other hotels. We rarely saw other tourists and we enjoyed taking the local bus, interacting with locals, buying local fresh fish and produce and learning how to cook it. Vanessa and the other staff were very friendly and helpful.

The Marriott is a great place to stay while on St Kitts. We stayed for one week and didn't want to leave! There are many restaurant options. Our favorites were fish tacos from Calypso, morning breakfast and coffee from the cafe and drinks and food all day from the restaurant outside. Restaurants (Rituals Sushi and Bombay Blues were our favorites) and Rams convenience store are within walking distance. There are daily activities like yoga, beach volleyball, dance lessons, bingo, water...

Was treated like family here. Amazing service and people working at Koi. A few suggestions: you will need to rent a car if you stay here. There is no access to the beach, but they have a shuttle that takes you to frigate beach. Stop at Rams grocery store and get yourself snacks. Make sure you take a trip to reggae beach. Ocean view room was worth the extra $20 or so dollars a night. They have monkeys at the hotel- so that’s super cool. Hotel was almost empty when we went in October- so we had...

I loved how close this property was so close to the beach, breathtaking views of the islands, and nearby restaurants. It really immerses you in the beauty of the place and is so relaxing. The people are very friendly, the food is local and fresh, and I fell in love with their cat, Smokey. We also got to see monkeys every morning eating fruit from the tree in front of our patio. Nature comes to you- all you need to do is relax.

Good location and well maintained property