Historic Hotels in St. Philip from $412

"Loved it"

"food delicious. made my husband's 53rd birthday memorable "

"Very well located on the Gap..very clean,.."

"The Hotel Indigo Bridgetown was even better than my family and I could've hoped for. The staff is incredible and immediately make you feel at home. I have to give special recognition to the front desk staff who felt like friends by the end of our stay. The location is central to so many things. The pool and pool deck are super relaxing. If there is any negative, and this is being picky, but the food was fairly average for such an impressive hotel."

"It was great"

"The staff were extremely kind and attendant to our needs. The breakfast was great. The place was clean and 5 min walk to the fish fry and bars/ nightlife. The other sister property make it worth while, however reservations for transport to the other resort is listed as “dine out” and we weren’t told it really meant. Overall it was a great stay."

"Great Place to spend a few days, the have 4 food places and a coffe shop with great Ice Cream. I recommend it"

"Service was awful and food wasn’t much better. Definitely don’t recommend this resort"

"As a business traveler, this hotel was great. It had everything I needed, even though I did not get time to use the gym and pool. It is well-located (across the street from the beach) so that you can walk to the boardwalk and some really good restaurants (Big up Salt Cafe for crusted fish, Tapas for the view, Coco's breakfast if you want to feel like you are on vacation) or towards Bridgetown - 2.5 kms - if you are not easily frightened by cars zipping by while sidewalks disappear and reappear. Also close to the quirky museum with Rihanna's umbrella. I found it expensive - for example, 35 usd for breakfast buffet - but frankly most things were expensive in the tourist economy at the tail end of the high season. It was really handy for me that the hotel has a taxi desk in the lobby with very cheerful drivers ready to meet your needs."