StolenTime Saint Lucia

We loved this hotel! It was our first "boutique" type hotel and we really enjoyed it. The beach and water were breathtaking. The grounds were beautiful and we loved the poolside room. Not many restaurants but the food was really good. We were pleasantly surprised by the entertainment-great music. It's a little ways from the main airport but well worth the trip. ||We will definitely be back!!❤️

We spent 10 days in StolenTime and had a thoroughly relaxing and pleasant holiday. Our beachfront room had lovely sea views in the morning and sunsets in the evening. The room was spacious, well kept and comfortable. ||The grounds are perhaps the best feature of the resort. Lush, well tended tropical gardens are cleverly designed to screen different areas of the resort from others, producing a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. ||We found all the staff unfailingly friendly and helpful. We particularly enjoyed the nightly champagne tasting in the air conditioned and stylishly retro piano bar.

Our stay at StolenTime Resort was absolutely wonderful. It's the perfect destination to unwind, recharge, and enjoy a wide variety of activities. Whether you're into tennis, pickleball, sailing, diving, yoga, tai chi, biking, or simply stretching out by the water, there’s something for everyone. The staff truly sets this place apart. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed by friendly, attentive faces who genuinely cared about making our experience memorable. Special shout-out to Darien and C Jay, your warmth and energy were unforgettable! I visited for 5 nights with my mother, and it was the ideal mother-daughter trip. We loved that we could participate in activities together or do our own thing and reconnect later. The resort offers a great balance of relaxation and engagement. The food was incredible… all fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. There are three on-site restaurants featuring rotating menus and stylish decor, each meal felt like a new experience. StolenTime is an adults-only resort with a lively, diverse mix of guests many couples, and a strong British presence. We made new friends during our stay and are already looking forward to coming back next year to reconnect. This was truly a special place, and we’ll absolutely be returning.

We stayed here for our wedding anniversary and had a wonderful experience overall. The ocean and beachfront setting are absolutely beautiful, and our cottage was right on the beach with stunning views from the room. The resort itself is very peaceful and quiet, with not many guests during our stay, which made it feel extra relaxing. The ocean had no rocks or seaweed which made the swims enjoyable.||Dining was a mixed experience. The food at Malabar and Thyme restaurants was excellent and we really enjoyed those meals. However, The Terrace was disappointing. The buffet had limited options for breakfast and our dinner meal was mediocre. After one dinner there, we decided not to return for dinner again, though we did eat breakfast there daily since it was the only option in the mornings. We also booked the private dinner on the beach, which was a nice romantic setting—but honestly, the food itself was very similar to what was served at the restaurants, so it didn’t feel worth the extra cost. We really enjoyed the Champagne bar before/after dinner and liked how accommodating the staff was to serving us non-alcoholic champagne so we could still enjoy the experience.||The highlight of our trip was definitely the activities and the amazing staff who run them. A big shoutout to Denzil, Darrhin, Nikki, and Ernille—they went above and beyond to make sure we were having fun, from countless pickleball games to helping us try archery for the first time. We also really enjoyed the cooking class and tie-dye shirt activity, which were both unique and memorable touches. The water sports team was also fantastic—we got to try water skiing and tubing, all included in the stay (activities that are often an extra charge at other resorts).||One thing to note: all beaches in St. Lucia are public. While the resort is generally quiet and uncrowded, there were times when local children were running and playing on the beach, which felt a bit out of place for an adults-only resort where guests come to relax and escape that atmosphere. Also, a tip for future travelers—bring bug spray. Mosquitoes were very active!||Overall, we loved our stay and would recommend it for the beautiful setting, incredible staff, fun activities, and unique experiences, with just a few areas that could be improved.

My stay at Stolen Time, Castries, was perfect in every way. Location, staff, food, service, my room, the 3 restaurants, one actually on the beach, another with direct access to the beach, the spa, the pools, the atmosphere (it couldn't have been more relaxing), the views, the fitness studio with views out to sea, the instructors, the lush gardens, the activities - everything was perfect and of an exceptionaly standard. The staff were welcoming, friendly and an absolute pleasure to know. I travelled there with a group and would be happy to travel there as a solo guest.

This was our third consecutive year at StolenTime in St. Lucia, ever since spending our honeymoon here in 2023 — and it’s easy to see why we keep coming back. It’s genuinely one of our favourite hotels in the world.||The beachfront rooms are absolutely stunning — calm, idyllic, and just steps from the sand. We love waking up to the sound of the waves each morning.||The staff make this place so special — everyone is incredibly kind, warm, and attentive. Special thanks to Sharma at the bar, Christy, and the lovely waitress who calls my husband “Ed Sheer” (we’re so sorry we’ve forgotten your name!). You all make every stay feel so personal and welcoming.||The food is outstanding. Malabar Beach Restaurant offers an amazing toes-in-the-sand experience right by the water, while Thyme Restaurant serves Michelin-style cuisine with the friendliest, most professional team. Every meal feels like a real occasion.||We love the wide range of activities, especially the water sports and pickleball, and the October yoga sessions with Lisa and Karen are always a highlight — such talented, positive instructors.||Each year, we meet the most lovely people and leave feeling completely relaxed and cared for. StolenTime truly has something magical about it — the perfect blend of warmth, fun, and serenity. We can’t wait to come back again next year!

My husband and I had the best time at Stolen Time in St. Lucia. We came for our 10 year anniversary and the trip was everything we wanted and needed. We came home feeling closer to each other and RELAXED! The atmosphere was a relaxed "island time" vibe and the resort was beautiful in every way. The staff was exceptional and anything we needed was provided very quickly by the resort. The location is a bit rough to get to from the airport (1.5 hours on windy roads) so make sure you prepare for that beforehand. Our room was clean and everything we needed. We didn't spend much time there as we were out enjoying the beautiful island. I would 10/10 recommend Stolen Time and would return for another visit!

Stolentime is a beautiful place with stunning nature and genuinely kind people, but you need to arrive without luxury expectations. This is not a high-end resort, and that’s perfectly fine if you know it beforehand. The real treasures here are the water activities, the excellent massage, and the charming little beachfront restaurant. The island excursion was unforgettable, and diving with Monique was a true highlight. Just keep in mind that the beaches are public, so on weekends you’ll share the turquoise ocean with horses, dogs, and local families openly washing themselves and their children. Security staff are around, but they’re locals too — their philosophy seems to be “we’ll step in if something actually happens.”||As for entertainment, the evening shows were hit or miss. A few were truly enjoyable, but others felt more like a test of patience — and for a resort that likes to present itself as stylish and upscale, some performances were simply tone-deaf. The so-called French restaurant is French in name only — with a Moroccan chef, it feels more like a theme experiment than actual French cuisine. The main restaurant? Think of a cafeteria with plenty of canned goods, where fresh cooking means… eggs. My biggest disappointment, however, was the room situation. Management decided, on their own, to “upgrade” me to a suite I hadn’t asked for, which cost me half a day of waiting with no lunch, no water, no alternatives — just wasted time. I had deliberately chosen a simple second-floor room, so this unsolicited gesture only created a rocky attitude from the manager for the rest of my stay. The rest of the staff tried their best and were polite, but the overall impression was spoiled. In the end, for what Stolentime charges, you can easily find other resorts on the island that deliver both charm and proper management — without the surprises.