Montpelier Nevis
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Montpelier Nevis

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Historic plantation resort, fine dining, private beach shuttle

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St Johns Parish Montpelier Es 4CF5+6RR Pond Hill, Nevis, St. Kitts & Nevis Get directions

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Montpelier Plantation & Beach, a Design Boutique Hotel Nevis, Saint Kitts and Nevis

"This luxurious resort is set in a 60-acre former sugar plantation at the foot of Nevis Peak. It features a Spa with massage and body treatments, a tennis court and a private beach. Montpelier Plantation & Beach is an AAA Four Diamond award recipient and Relais & Châteaux member. The stylish and spacious rooms at Montpelier Plantation & Beach feature stunning sea views and have free Wi-Fi. They offer Porthault linens, a mininbar and a chic bathroom with Elemis Spa products. A full English breakfast is served daily. Restaurant 750 offers al fresco dining with views of Charlestown and St Kitts, while The Mill Restaurant is set in a 300 year-old converted sugar mill. There are also 3 bars. Montpelier has an outdoor swimming pool. Free shuttles take guests to its private beach, with its private cabins, located 15 minutes’ drive from the hotel. Watersports and climbing and mountain biking up Nevis Peak are all on offer. The Four Seasons Golf Resort is a 20 minute drive from Montpelier and Charlestown is approximately 10 km away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Montpelier Nevis, Nevis, St Kitts & Nevis - Explore & Book

"A long-standing favourite with travel writers, Montpelier is a breath of fresh air in the sultry Caribbean heat. Of the several sugar plantation houses that have been converted into intimate hotels on the unspoilt island of Nevis, Montpelier is the most exclusive. Perched 750ft above sea level in a 60 acre estate, it's famed for hosting the wedding of Horatio Nelson to Fanny Nisbet in 1787. These days it is a beautiful hideaway with a graceful and welcoming atmosphere, making it ideal for those in need of rest and recuperation, and for couples seeking a romantic retreat. The house feels like a tropical version of the English country manor, with a blend of traditional charm, stylish décor, informal luxury and gracious hospitality. In the evenings you are invited to join the other guests for drinks in the Great House, before dining on delicious local food served on the candlelit veranda. Walk, read or just simply relax in the sunshine. For the energetic, there's a tennis court and a large freshwater swimming pool; golf, riding and mountain walks can be arranged nearby. Highs The service is among the best in the Caribbean - nothing is too much trouble The food is fabulousJust 18 beautifully appointed guest rooms with wonderful views of the gardens and distant sea Montpelier's private beach offers secluded cabanas and a shaded beach bar with dazzling ocean viewsEasing yourself into the island's slower pace of life - the atmosphere is extremely peaceful and relaxed Lows The hotel's private stretch on Pinney's sandy beach is a 20 minute drive away (a complimentary shuttle is provided)Don't come expecting wild nightlife, Nevis is a sleepy island and Montpelier, as with the other plantation inns, is located in tranquil countryside" - Anita Naik

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Montpelier Plantation & Beach, Nevis, St Kitts & Nevis - Explore & Book

"A long-standing favourite with travel writers, Montpelier is a breath of fresh air in the sultry Caribbean heat. Of the several sugar plantation houses that have been converted into intimate hotels on the unspoilt island of Nevis, Montpelier is the most exclusive. Perched 750ft above sea level in a 60 acre estate, it's famed for hosting the wedding of Horatio Nelson to Fanny Nisbet in 1787. These days it is a beautiful hideaway with a graceful and welcoming atmosphere, making it ideal for those in need of rest and recuperation, and for couples seeking a romantic retreat. The house feels like a tropical version of the English country manor, with a blend of traditional charm, stylish décor, informal luxury and gracious hospitality. In the evenings you are invited to join the other guests for drinks in the Great House, before dining on delicious local food served on the candlelit veranda. Walk, read or just simply relax in the sunshine. For the energetic, there's a tennis court and a large freshwater swimming pool; golf, riding and mountain walks can be arranged nearby. Highs The service is among the best in the Caribbean - nothing is too much trouble The food is fabulousJust 18 beautifully appointed guest rooms with wonderful views of the gardens and distant sea Montpelier's private beach offers secluded cabanas and a shaded beach bar with dazzling ocean viewsEasing yourself into the island's slower pace of life - the atmosphere is extremely peaceful and relaxed Lows The hotel's private stretch on Pinney's sandy beach is a 20 minute drive away (a complimentary shuttle is provided)Don't come expecting wild nightlife, Nevis is a sleepy island and Montpelier, as with the other plantation inns, is located in tranquil countryside" - Anita Naik

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Gavin A.

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Our stay at the Montpelier began with a few hiccups, but thanks to Abby and the rest of the incredible staff, everything quickly turned around. Abby’s professionalism, warmth, and attention to detail truly made the rest of our visit exceptional. The food was delicious , with every meal thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented. The grounds of the property were stunning, peaceful, and full of island charm. While our first day was a little rocky, the team’s commitment to guest satisfaction more than made up for it. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and would gladly return to the Montpelier.

Bhill5454

Google
In 2014 we visited Nevis for our honeymoon (on a budget) and splurged on one fancy dinner in the sugar mill. As soon as we arrived at Montpelier we said we will be back one day and we will stay here. :). This year we were finally able to make that happen and celebrate our anniversary at the Plantation. It was perfect! We loved the room overlooking the sweeping views of the island and the ocean, the grounds, the small boutique feel and privacy it gave us, the service and food, and the friendly property dog Cosmo. We hope to be back again!

Susan B.

Google
This is an absolute gem of a hotel, full of history and charm. We throughly enjoyed our stay; this is proper unspoilt Caribbean with stunning facilities. The decor throughout is beautiful and incredibly sympathetic; a wonderful restoration of a beautiful building. The Great room is so impressive. The grounds are wonderful and beautifully maintained and the pool and tennis court were incredible, all with stunning views and a fresh breeze. The staff are so unbelievably caring; we have never experienced such genuine hospitality. Thank you so very much for making our stay so relaxing and unforgettable. Montpelier Plantation is absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much.

paulettep530

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What a wonderful experience!! |The Montpelier was the best hotel we've stayed at.... for sure!! ||Everything was PERFECT!! |Nothing was too much to ask for.|Everyone went over and beyond!! ||My husband lost his sentimental sunglasses whilst out on one of our morning walks around the beautiful grounds. |The staff found them!! Thank you Asheena and Janella. 😁😁|We asked for an early Breakfast as we were on an early morning family reunion day trip. The chef came in early too prepare.😁😁|Please see attached breakfast!! ||Our Room was superb!!,|Cleaned thoroughly daily!! |Breakfast delicious everyday.|High standards of cleanliness all round!!|ALL the staff were so so polite and friendly!! |A first for us!!!!||A special shout out goes to these too beauties they were amazing from start too finish!! ||THANK YOU .....Montpelier for an unforgettable, amazing holiday experience!! |We'll be back!!|🇰🇳 💛🌞👏🏽

Beyond_YXU

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We spent seven enchanting nights at Montpelier Plantation and Beach in Nevis this July, and it’s safe to say it’s become one of our favourite tropical escapes ever. From the lush, meticulously maintained gardens to the serene atmosphere and welcoming service, everything about our stay struck the perfect balance between relaxed island charm and understated luxury.||We arrived at the property with a friendly welcome and cold towels from Mandy. She quickly completed the necessary paperwork, cheerfully told us we had been given a complimentary upgrade from the Premier room I had booked, and gave us a tour of the property. We paused at the bar to be served our delicious (and potent!) welcome glasses of rum punch, and continued on through the thick, verdant gardens toward our room.||We were assigned “Plantation” Room #16, which offered beautiful views over the grounds and down toward the Caribbean Sea in the distance. There was a lovely floral arrangement with handwritten card to greet us—a nice touch. The room had good storage space and plenty of natural light thanks to windows on two sides. However, we did feel the room could use a few updates. The air conditioning struggled to properly cool the space, largely due to older jalousie windows with some glass slats that no longer closed completely. The bed pillows lacked substance, and the bedding included only a top sheet and optional cotton blanket—something slightly cozier would have been appreciated. The bathroom, in particular, was in need of renovation: the caulking, taps, and worn countertop didn’t quite align with the property’s 4-star rating. That said, we were told that five rooms will be redecorated during the upcoming seasonal closure, with plans to continue upgrades next year, which is encouraging.||Despite those minor room shortcomings, the grounds, food, and hospitality were truly exceptional. Montpelier’s tropical setting is nothing short of idyllic, and the atmosphere is wonderfully quiet and restorative. We spent our days lounging by the peaceful pool, walking to the nearby Botanical Gardens, and taking advantage of the included shuttle to the hotel’s private beach, a pristine and uncrowded spot perfect for swimming and snorkelling. We were amazed by the marine life we saw—starfish, parrot fish, crabs, and even an octopus made appearances during our swims. For those looking to stay active, the hotel provides tennis equipment, and we enjoyed a few relaxed (albeit hot!!) matches on the well-maintained court. They provide racquets and balls, if needed.||The culinary experience at Montpelier is truly top-notch. Each morning began with a delightful à la carte breakfast offering ten diverse options, along with a fresh fruit bowl, juice, and any type of coffee or tea beverage. A charming complimentary afternoon tea is served daily from 3 to 5 p.m., featuring a different flavour of scone (all outstanding) or cake. ||We dined several times at Indigo and The Terrace, and every meal impressed. Themed dinners were particularly memorable: Burger Night, Tapas Night, and a Restaurant Week menu that featured tamarind as the star ingredient were all thoughtfully executed. The regular menus were just as strong, with high-quality ingredients and beautifully presented dishes. Cocktails were equally excellent, and service throughout was consistently warm, knowledgeable, and attentive.||One highlight was a dinner at Passion, a local restaurant just a 10-minute walk from the hotel, where we sampled delicious Nevisian cuisine in a relaxed setting—highly recommended for anyone looking to explore the local dining scene.||Montpelier made arrival incredibly smooth by arranging our airport transfer. Upon landing in St. Kitts, we were greeted by a lovely guide who gave us information about both islands as we were driven to the private boat dock. There, two smartly uniformed boat pilots whisked us across to Nevis in a sleek, modern boat in just six minutes. The return journey, however, was considerably less polished: a shared van took us from the hotel to the public water taxi dock, followed by a cramped boat ride back to a very busy pier in St. Kitts, and finally a drive in a poorly maintained SUV with weak air conditioning to the airport. We expressed our disappointment to the hotel, and to their credit, they took the feedback seriously and assured us they would look into improving the return experience for future guests.||Housekeeping was excellent throughout our stay, with our room thoroughly cleaned each morning and turndown service provided every night while we were at dinner. One small disappointment was the absence of a treat at turndown; a couple of cookies or local candies would be a thoughtful (and typical) touch at this level of property.||As it was the low season, we were able to take advantage of their very competitive “Live Like a Local” promotional rate, which seemed like a bargain for this pricey island. And in terms of pricing, do be aware that all bills are presented in U.S. dollars, and 24% in taxes and gratuities is automatically added to each cheque, so costs can add up quickly. Still, for the level of service, cuisine, and ambiance offered, we felt it was well worth the splurge.||In summary, while there are a few areas for improvement, Montpelier Plantation and Beach delivers a truly special experience for discerning adults. The magical setting, warm hospitality, and outstanding culinary offerings far outweigh the minor room concerns. We left incredibly relaxed and already dreaming about returning. We sincerely hope to make Montpelier a regular destination in our future travels.

Q9969KFgavinw

Google
Simply put, Montpelier is special. It’s a hotel that understands the difference between simply being luxurious and being truly memorable. The combination of the stunning refresh, the world-class cuisine, the unparalleled setting, and the most heartfelt service we’ve ever encountered creates a perfect storm of hospitality. We are already counting down the days until we can return.

Lexie43

Google
We just enjoyed our SIXTH visit to Montpelier and came away with even more love and affection for the proprty and its amazing staff. It is difficult to find a hotel that has a sense of place, beautiful and luxurious amenities, thoughtful service and delicious food. Montpelier does it all while making it look and feel quite effortless, even joyful. Most of the staff has been together for years, even decades and while there is a high level of service given at every touch point, it is relaxed, thoughtful and genuine. ||||The hotel is so elegant. I think the best spaces have a lived in feel, a patina that speaks to all of the guests and get-togethers that have taken place there. Montpelier has that lived-in feel, not everything is perfect and who would want it to be? The interiors are lovely and refined. You know you’re in The West Indies when you’re there, but there is a british influence as well, with lovely textiles and flourishes throughout the common spaces.||||The food is incredible. Breakfast is included in the rate and it is not to be missed. The menu is creative and full of indulgent and healthful options. Indigo and The Terrace have amazing menus as well. There is truly something for everyone and it is all done extremely well. We laughed after every meal because we literally had nothing left on any of our plates!||||Many people think of visiting the West Indies and Caribbean as strictly beach vacations. It is so nice to be at The Montpelier because you are above the beach and have the lush landscaping and scenery of a rainforest. The grounds are so well kept but feel natural and not overly manicured. ||||The rooms are clean, light and airy with luxurious and comfortable beds. The rooms are spacious and have lovely terraces. Though you don’t spend much time in your room, it is still nice to return to one that is warm and could be your own little beach cottage. There are design flourishes but mostly they are simple and meant to blend in and allow the exterior landscape to be the star.||||The Beach is just a short 15 minute drive and it is like having your own private beach! Amazing bungalows and amenities. ||||We highly recommend The Montpelier now and always! We will be back next year...

Escape43426147263

Google
We had a lovely stay at Montpelier in January. This is the place to go to recharge and enjoy the Caribbean at its finest. The resort is not on the beach but do not let his dissuade you. There is transport to a private beach and the private beach is outstanding. We also had an easy taxi ride to the public beach where you can get your fill of the swimming, sun and beach bars. The staff is available and communicative. Asheena, Mandy and Janella answered my many questions by email in advance of the trip. Muffin is a wonderful host and you truly feel like a guest in her home. The breakfast is delicious and civilized. Recommend the ginger juice.