"Absolutely our best stay to date!!! Hosts and property manager were excellent! You couldn’t ask for better sunsets! The fresh fruits were great for breakfast and the nature around the property was spectacular! We will definitely be back and will bring friends next time around!"
"Absolutely our best stay to date!!! Hosts and property manager were excellent! You couldn’t ask for better sunsets! The fresh fruits were great for breakfast and the nature around the property was spectacular! We will definitely be back and will bring friends next time around!"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Friday night street parties transform Gros Islet with local seafood, reggae music, and vendors selling handcrafted souvenirs. Nearby Pigeon Island National Park offers hiking trails with panoramic views and historic military ruins to explore.
Having your own cottage a few steps from an amazing beach is a rare thing in this age of mega resorts. No steel drum bands, restaurants, or nightclubs at this property, but there is plenty of that nearby. A rental car or taxi is definitely needed. The staff is incredibly helpful and will go the extra mile to get you whatever you need. Even the owner meets with each guest with a very helpful introduction to St. Lucia and what you might like to do. This property and location is a gem. I hope it...
Having your own cottage a few steps from an amazing beach is a rare thing in this age of mega resorts. No steel drum bands, restaurants, or nightclubs at this property, but there is plenty of that nearby. A rental car or taxi is definitely needed. The staff is incredibly helpful and will go the extra mile to get you whatever you need. Even the owner meets with each guest with a very helpful introduction to St. Lucia and what you might like to do. This property and location is a gem. I hope it...
Jay
Reviewed December 28, 2016Reviewed December 28, 2016
This place is exactly what I needed and wanted as a solo traveler. Safe, beautiful, fun and relaxing. I could participate in as much or as little as I wanted to without any pressure. Everyone that works here is absolutely lovely! Some specific shoutouts — Mr. Simon my taxi driver, Moranda in the main restaurant, Trista in the main restaurant, Jenna at concierge, Chermaine who gave me one of the best massages ever, Melissa our awesome tour guide to the sulfur springs and waterfall,...
This place is exactly what I needed and wanted as a solo traveler. Safe, beautiful, fun and relaxing. I could participate in as much or as little as I wanted to without any pressure. Everyone that works here is absolutely lovely! Some specific shoutouts — Mr. Simon my taxi driver, Moranda in the main restaurant, Trista in the main restaurant, Jenna at concierge, Chermaine who gave me one of the best massages ever, Melissa our awesome tour guide to the sulfur springs and waterfall,...
Villa Vino is an amazing property tucked in on a hill near Marigot Bay. The unit is modern with a million dollar view of the small cove and the ocean. It has all the amenities you need for the stay. The host and the crew are very gracious and helpful. The only thing to be prepared is the steep hill to get there. An SUV or a Jeep works great. Definitely worth the effort to have a place with such a view. Definitely recommend to others.
Villa Vino is an amazing property tucked in on a hill near Marigot Bay. The unit is modern with a million dollar view of the small cove and the ocean. It has all the amenities you need for the stay. The host and the crew are very gracious and helpful. The only thing to be prepared is the steep hill to get there. An SUV or a Jeep works great. Definitely worth the effort to have a place with such a view. Definitely recommend to others.
Ares
Reviewed November 10, 2026Reviewed November 10, 2026
My husband and I recently stayed at Ladera while on our honeymoon and we couldn't have asked for a better experience. The entire staff was friendly and welcoming including the owner, Holly, who we ran into several times. From the moment we arrived until we left, we felt like we we had the resort to our selves which really made it feel like our own slice of paradise.The food was outstanding, although a bit expensive but definitely worth it. And of course, the best part of our stay was our room...
My husband and I recently stayed at Ladera while on our honeymoon and we couldn't have asked for a better experience. The entire staff was friendly and welcoming including the owner, Holly, who we ran into several times. From the moment we arrived until we left, we felt like we we had the resort to our selves which really made it feel like our own slice of paradise.The food was outstanding, although a bit expensive but definitely worth it. And of course, the best part of our stay was our room...
Kelly
Reviewed November 19, 2014Reviewed November 19, 2014
From the moment we arrived we were treated with such graciousness and warmth--the manager, Daniel, presented us with cool minted towels, a mango spritzer, and then showed us to a room that took my breath away--open air looking out to the Pitons rising up from the bay, iridescent-tiled pool, sea-breezes wafting through the room, elegant yet casual furniture. All of the staff knew our names, and made us feel completely relaxed and welcome from the very moment we got out of the car. They have a...
From the moment we arrived we were treated with such graciousness and warmth--the manager, Daniel, presented us with cool minted towels, a mango spritzer, and then showed us to a room that took my breath away--open air looking out to the Pitons rising up from the bay, iridescent-tiled pool, sea-breezes wafting through the room, elegant yet casual furniture. All of the staff knew our names, and made us feel completely relaxed and welcome from the very moment we got out of the car. They have a...
Exception in everyway. The staff is the most attentive and friendly I've ever seen in this kind of resort. Everything was pretty great. Would certainly come back
Exception in everyway. The staff is the most attentive and friendly I've ever seen in this kind of resort. Everything was pretty great. Would certainly come back
I traveled solo end of April. I felt very safe and the staff were so nice and welcoming. It was not crowded at that time and pretty quiet. The complimentary rum punch at arrival was a nice touch. Beautiful Mediterranean style villas. Some nice amenities including WiFi, beach towel, beach chairs, shuttles to get you around the property (there are steep hills everywhere), free fitness classes and activities, breakfast (i did not do all inclusive) and live music. The food I had at Dragonfly,...
I traveled solo end of April. I felt very safe and the staff were so nice and welcoming. It was not crowded at that time and pretty quiet. The complimentary rum punch at arrival was a nice touch. Beautiful Mediterranean style villas. Some nice amenities including WiFi, beach towel, beach chairs, shuttles to get you around the property (there are steep hills everywhere), free fitness classes and activities, breakfast (i did not do all inclusive) and live music. The food I had at Dragonfly,...
If you are thinking of staying at Ti Kaye you will not be disappointed. Everything was perfect!
The place is a little off the beaten path, so the resort and beach are nice and secluded (perfect for a honeymoon or anniversary). All beaches in St. Lucia are public beaches, so some can be crowded. But since Ti Kaye Resort is off on it's own (about a mile and a half down a bumpy road off the main road), you don't get much of anyone there other than those staying at the resort.
The food is...
If you are thinking of staying at Ti Kaye you will not be disappointed. Everything was perfect!
The place is a little off the beaten path, so the resort and beach are nice and secluded (perfect for a honeymoon or anniversary). All beaches in St. Lucia are public beaches, so some can be crowded. But since Ti Kaye Resort is off on it's own (about a mile and a half down a bumpy road off the main road), you don't get much of anyone there other than those staying at the resort.
The food is...
Mike
Reviewed October 23, 2015Reviewed October 23, 2015
I've been to high end hotels and this trumps them all. Nothing ostentatious just comfort, luxury, amazing service and a top notch beach with a view of both famous mountains in st Lucia. The hotel is actually between them. Examples: the butler at your villa checks you in and gives you cell phones to call your other guest anywhere from Island or to call the butler. Room service is all done on an iPad. Awesome food. Can't say it enough - phenomenal service. Every detail thought through. Perfect for...
I've been to high end hotels and this trumps them all. Nothing ostentatious just comfort, luxury, amazing service and a top notch beach with a view of both famous mountains in st Lucia. The hotel is actually between them. Examples: the butler at your villa checks you in and gives you cell phones to call your other guest anywhere from Island or to call the butler. Room service is all done on an iPad. Awesome food. Can't say it enough - phenomenal service. Every detail thought through. Perfect for...
major traveler
Reviewed November 27, 2016Reviewed November 27, 2016
The Landings is a special place in St. Lucia. Small-mid-sized, the property is well-maintained and has everything you need for a fun and relaxing vacation. Accommodations are outstanding; food options are plentiful, beach and pools are first-rate. Spa is outstanding. But the people that work at The Landings make you feel special and very welcome at all times. We walked the beach in front of Sandals on the way to Pigeon Island (highly recommended) and the contrast is obvious. Sandals was loud,...
The Landings is a special place in St. Lucia. Small-mid-sized, the property is well-maintained and has everything you need for a fun and relaxing vacation. Accommodations are outstanding; food options are plentiful, beach and pools are first-rate. Spa is outstanding. But the people that work at The Landings make you feel special and very welcome at all times. We walked the beach in front of Sandals on the way to Pigeon Island (highly recommended) and the contrast is obvious. Sandals was loud,...
Kevin M
Reviewed January 16, 2023Reviewed January 16, 2023
Super relaxing villa. Exquisite accommodations as beautiful as the pictures. Very private. Ideal for honeymoon or people with desire to get away from it all. View of Pitons across from bay is hands down the best view on the island (We traveled and stayed at several places in St. Lucia across the island so feel qualified to say this.). You will not want to leave. Staff is charming and accommodating. Breakfast was yummy and generally at 9 am unless your plans require an earlier meal. Staff is...
Super relaxing villa. Exquisite accommodations as beautiful as the pictures. Very private. Ideal for honeymoon or people with desire to get away from it all. View of Pitons across from bay is hands down the best view on the island (We traveled and stayed at several places in St. Lucia across the island so feel qualified to say this.). You will not want to leave. Staff is charming and accommodating. Breakfast was yummy and generally at 9 am unless your plans require an earlier meal. Staff is...
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