Luxury Hotels in St. Kitts and Nevis

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.

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....