Red Hook Vacations from $811

The resort itself was super clean, the pools were fantastic, and staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The main issue was the beach. They advertise this beautiful beach at the resort, but it is small and it was closed because it was covered with seaweed. According to the locals we spoke with, it is always covered with seaweed due to the location. You have to travel everyday to a different beach to be able to enjoy the ocean. Also, the resort is in a sketchy part of town and we were told not to be out on the road in front of the resort after dark. Thankfully, it is a gaited resort, so we did feel safe inside the facility.

Really enjoyed my stay close to ferry and all staff was so polite and gave great recommendations to dining and places to visit . Even though hurricane Erin made an appearance the staff was very assuring. I felt safe . All the staff at front desk was great wish I could remember all there names but I do remember Khadijah, I would definitely stay there again !!!!

Room very cute and accommodating. Me and my husband brought our 21 yr old daughter and it was nice that our king size bed was in the loft area so our daughter had the downstairs area with the pull out sofa and balcony to give her space as well. The only negative of the room was the carpet had a couple of stains that should have been treated/cleaned.

Nice property. A few upgrades are needed. Water pressure in showers were terrible.

Check-in and check-out were super simple. Office staff communicates by text upon flight arrival and drops a pin for easy navigation. St John roads are an adventure all by themself, so the pin really helps. We stayed in Guave and the view was stunning. From the spacious balcony you can see all of BVI as well Coral Bay and the east end of St. John. The unit is very nicely decorated and in good shape. The spacious kitchen has a surprising number of appliances, gadgets and even some common spices and condiments which really nice. The grounds are well kept as in the awesome infinity pool, though the property is a fairly steep hill and there are 54 steps between the upper units and the pool, and a few dozen more down to the rarely staffed office. The ladies are quick to respond to texts or calls though. There is a market just down the (very steep) hill, but the 20 minute drive into Cruz bay is well worth it (better still, stop by their market before heading to the mountain top). Their markets are better stocked and about 30% cheaper. If you want a peaceful retreat away from crowded family resort life and the best view on the island, Calichi is the place to be.