Top Hotels Near Millet Bird Sanctuary in Marigot Bay from NZ$133

"This was a beautiful property with excellent service. Everyone was exceptionally kind, offering not only service but history of the island, excursion ideas, dinner options etc. Ernie was so wonderful to just stop and chat with on a daily basis. We loved the Rum cave experience with Carla! It was excellent and Rashida, Tammy and a host of others made dining a pleasure- so accommodating. Lastly Ella was so fun to talk to and helped with booking our transportation and excursions. My only drawback was the bathroom in the room needed an upgrade. But other than that it was an awesome way to start the new year! Would definitely recommend "

"Beautiful setting. Very clean, very well-kept. Ann, Danny and their staff were amazing. "

"Staff was very helpful & go out of their way to make you feel at home! Thanks Owen!"

"some Palm trees rounded up the view to the beach, it is very calm there, no cars, recommendation to join the Marigot beach resort in the after season, relax or make some tours around the island, by boot or car. If you not so fit, request a stay at a lower part, otherwise some steps are there for good exercise to reach the room, smile."

"Erwin was our point of contact and was readily avilable to all my queries. He a fantastic asset. Samantha the housekeeper was always around to share her local knowledge of St Lucia. This was hearwarming. To George, we appreacited the late morning ferries across to the resort and Ricky the best boat ferry captain. We enjoyed your stories along the short trips. The resort is lovely, serene and breathtaking. Well definitely recommend and stay again."

"This property was perfect for us. We were a group of 5 women who have been friends since elementary school celebrating a big birthday. The house was perfect for us as we each had a bedroom, the Polaris gave us access to nearby restaurants and the beach as well as exploring the neighborhood. Nigel was wonderful driving us when we we needed to go to the grocery store, etc. and keeping us informed. We were happy we hadn’t rented a car as the roads are terrible and unmarked. We did do a one day Land and Sea Tour which picked us up locally and we went through the rain forest, snorkeled, saw the waterfall, mud baths, and bat cave. Everyone we met was lovely. Loved the local restaurants - Villa, JJ’s and Chateau Mygo. Doolittle's had decent food but the service was terrible but we did use their ferry and beaches."