Mount Taboi Tours

It was good overall

Our stay at La Vue Hotel in St. Vincent was nothing short of wonderful. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with warmth and genuine hospitality. The view from our room was absolutely breathtaking—the kind of sight that makes you pause and soak it all in. Waking up to that scenery every morning felt like a dream. The staff at the front desk were exceptional, and we especially want to thank Manager Brian, who went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and well taken care of. He was incredibly accommodating—truly one of the kindest and most attentive managers we’ve ever met. By the time we checked out, it felt like we were saying goodbye to family. We also want to recognize Destiny, Mezika Mr. King in the evenings, and Tocarra at the restaurant. Each of them was so friendly, warm, and helpful. Their kindness made our stay even more special and added to the welcoming atmosphere throughout the hotel. And of course, the Sunday brunch was absolutely delicious, with a generous variety of dishes—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. La Vue Hotel made our trip memorable in every way. We can’t wait to return! Highly recommended.

1. LOCATION 5 stars 2. ACCOMMODATION 4 stars - clean; only melamine dishes so microwave was useless; no coffee or basics in room 3. RESTAURANT 2 stars - overpriced, extremely slow and disorganized, mediocre food 4. SERVICE 2 star - The check-in staff were uninterested and seemed like we were bothering them by trying to check in. We prepaid and they tried to tell us we didn't. Overall the service was very slow and lackadaisical throughout the stay. We've stayed on many Caribbean islands and very much enjoy a slower pace... this was not a slower pace, this was completely disorganized and lacking any effort. Holiday Inn has 5 star service in comparison to the service here 5. INCIDENT - There are friendly communal dogs and cats around the island. One morning during breakfast a random guy stabbed a dog on the beach near the hotel restaurant. We and other guests spent a few hours trying to help the injured dog - called the police, the local vet, crawled under a deck to provide food and water. A staff member made sure to let us know that it happened on the beach and not their responsibility, and that they could do nothing about it. Several guests of the property spent hours to help the injured dog (on hotel property), without any apparent interest or assistance from hotel staff. One staff member made sure to tell me that I should not have used the hotel ice bucket to give the bleeding dog water. Apparently the ice bucket was too important to take outside.