Hotels with Pool & Resorts in St. Kitts from NZ$204

"The location, staff and amenities were great - we had the best time. The only con was that private beach had so much sea weed we could use the beach at all. The property is old but beautiful.. the rooms needs a little TLC but overall great hotel. Staff are very friendly and welcoming. Plenty of places to eat outside the resort if you like to go out and about"

"It’s a good place to go to relax. The ov suite was spacious with great ac and water pressure. We had breakfast everyday in the room in the fully equipped kitchen.We were always able to get a lounger and it was quiet for the most part. For the first few days we were able to stay on the beach for sunset. One day there were people that used the lounge chairs that were not guests and they were arguing with people on the beach for smoking.i complained to the desk twice, finally someone came to talk to them but they didn’t leave. We were asked to leave before 5 when they were putting all the lounge chairs away but the non guests stayed until sunset with the lounge chairs. The next day the entire beach was being set up for a festival and again we were asked to leave. We weren’t informed about the festival. However, if you’re looking for a good deal, it’s a good place to stay."

"This hotel was perfect - clean, friendly staff and quiet. Would stay again! "

"Loved the kitchen attached to the room, staff wonderfully helpful and friendly. AC efficient."

"Ideally located to many restaurants, activities and Timothy Hill Beach. Service from staff is exceptional. Accommodation is comfortable however the infrastructure is a bit dated and when there is sargassum on the beach, the smell is overwhelming. We had a garden room so only affected by it when we went to the pool closer to the sea. "

"Great overall with amenities; gym, restaurants pool and beach areas, where you could swim!! (Great clearing the seaweed from the beach daily!!). More importantly the staff was excellent!! Would definitely go back for a relaxing vacation. "