Minal K.
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We recently spent five days in St. Lucia. The hotel itself is fantastic, beautifully maintained with spacious rooms that include a Jacuzzi, washer, and dryer. Housekeeping was excellent, provided daily, and the rooms felt very comfortable and relaxing.
The property is about two hours from the island’s only international airport. We booked a private taxi, and while the drive down from the airport was long, the steep and winding drive up to the hotel was even more challenging, something to be aware of if you’re prone to motion sickness.
It’s advertised as having three restaurants, but during most of our stay only one was open. That said, we asked the chef to prepare a special meal on two nights, and those were truly memorable experiences. Breakfast offered a large spread, though the quality was just average.
The resort has two small pools for residents and a private beach with paddleboarding included, though most other activities came at an extra cost. One thing to watch for: the all-inclusive package doesn’t cover everything. For example, Diet Coke was included in the room and restaurant, but surprisingly not at the café.
Nightlife is minimal, there’s no regular evening entertainment. During our stay, a musician played at the seaside restaurant one evening, and on another night a private request led to a special live performance, which was a nice touch.
Overall, it’s a lovely property with great service and amenities, but limited dining options, extra charges here and there, and a quiet atmosphere in the evenings. The biggest drawback is the location and challenging drive, so plan accordingly.