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COCOS Hotel Antigua - All Inclusive - Adults Only

4.5 of 5 • 183 reviews
Valley Church
Breathtaking views, wonderful staff.
Amazing Views, Great food & Great Staff, Top Notch.
£249

Trade Winds Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 125 reviews
St. John's
Nice pool.ocean views.
Great hotel with excellent view of beach.
£105

Cocobay Resort - All Inclusive - Adults Only

4.5 of 5 • 197 reviews
Valley Church
Hotel w great view and great food.
The food was delicious and the grounds were beautiful.
£277

Carlisle Bay

4.7 of 5 • 73 reviews
Falmouth Harbour
Nice hotel on an amazing beach.
Four very good restaurants ,total relaxation
£310

Sugar Ridge

4.2 of 5 • 231 reviews
Jolly Harbour
Nice rooms, great friendly staff, beaches very close.
Very friendly service and tasty local food!
£143

Friars Hill Cottage

St. John's
£67

Blue Waters Resort and Spa

4.6 of 5 • 135 reviews
St. John's
Attentive manager and great beaches.
Lovely times at blue water resort.
£315

Siboney Beach Club

4.4 of 5 • 103 reviews
St. John's
Great hotel close to the beach..
The staff was very welcoming and accommodating.
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Galley Bay Resort & Spa - All-Inclusive - Adults Only

4.6 of 5 • 182 reviews
St. John's
Beautiful hotel right on the beach, very secluded.
Great location with a nice long beach.
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Admiral's Inn and Gunpowder Suites

4.4 of 5 • 34 reviews
English Harbour
Convenient to the pool and Boom restaurant.
Charming hotel in a lovely harbour..
£130

 

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Recent Reviews in Antigua and Barbuda

Expedia Verified Review

4 out of 5

ac was out of service and had to be moved to other room the next day. Had an unpleasant night. but overall the stay was good.

A verified traveller from philadelphia stayed at Heritage Hotel


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Hurricane Irma

5 out of 5

The hotel: Right on the beach, rooms (many, but not all) recently refurbished to a high standard. Many food outlets to meet the varying needs of its guests, and a sizeable pool (and a quieter pool if you prefer). Activities and tours available. Thoroughly recommend it. Irma: During the final days of our stay (Sept 2017), Irma came to visit. Pineapple Beach was evacuated, and all guests, with all their belongings, were moved a very short distance to the Verandah resort, which is managed by the same group. Verandah was closed due maintenance, but re-opened at short notice to take these guests. Once Irma had passed, this did give me the time to consider the merits of both hotels, and with pina colada in hand, I have to say that the Pineapple Beach had a better beach, better restaurants, better views, and better rooms and was tidily compact whereas Verandah sprawled across a huge area, therefore relying on an internal "bus" (an electric buggy) to get around: The staff & management: Irma was exceptional, even for those that have experienced hurricanes before. My most lasting memory will not be any of the above. The measure of any company is how it reacts to adversity, and their concern for the safety and welfare of their staff and customers. This was exemplary, perhaps even too much so. They provided a service (meals / entertainment etc) which in my opinion exceeded the needs and requirements of the guests. I earnestly congratulate and thank them.

A verified traveller from UK stayed at Pineapple Beach Club Antigua - All Inclusive - Adults Only


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Pocket Guide: Antigua and Barbuda

Once you have returned from your hotel in Antigua & Barbuda you will be able to confirm that life truly can be a beach. There is, perhaps, nowhere in the Caribbean that conforms so well to our ideal of a tropical paradise: calm waters lapping against white-sand beaches that are fringed by the palm trees offering a welcome spot of shade. Delicious foods, impeccable service, luxury spas, fantastic snorkelling, exciting watersports and laid-back boat cruises are the only things that will drag you from those beaches. And that, of course, is fine by you!

Where to Stay in Antigua & Barbuda

St. John’s (Antigua) – A stay in the capital of Antigua makes a refreshing break from all that chilling out with a cocktail. Here you can find some delightful cafes, a great choice of restaurants, interesting shops and an even more intriguing market.

English Harbour (Antigua) – A little south of the capital are the historic sights of English Harbour. Here you can find tales of historic pirates, Nelson’s dockyards and some incredibly swanky modern yachts. Wash down your jealousy with a drink or two: everyone can afford to enjoy the sunset with a hotel here!

The West Coast (Antigua) – If it is that deserted beach vibe you are after, then head for the west coast. The best beaches on the island can be found here, but many never leave their hotel resort to discover them. Pick a spot between Jolly Harbour and Old Road Town and find a beach you can call your own!

Barbuda – Beautiful Barbuda is also all perfect beach and no people. The colony of frigates outnumbers locals by far, but it would be a shame to let the birds be the only ones to enjoy the views. Take a boat out to the island and marvel at the sheer perfection of Barbuda.

How to Make the Most of Your Hotel in Antigua & Barbuda

Deserted beaches, colonies of frigate birds, local cricket matches and sailing regattas: there is always plenty to see in Antigua & Barbuda. If you dip your head under those crystal-clear waters there is plenty more to feast your eyes on: colourful tropical fish are in abundant supply here. You can take in the maritime heritage of the islands at English Harbour, where the historic brilliance of Nelson and the contemporary glitz of millionaire yacht owners can be enjoyed.

What better than a spa treatment after all that hard work tanning on the beach? Or, perhaps, it’s a spot of fishing you need to relax yourself after all those exertions sampling the fine barbecued food? For those that want something a little more active there is fantastic scuba diving and snorkelling to be had, boat trips round neighbouring islands to enjoy, kitesurfing to be mastered, sailing to be sampled and many other watersports to dive into. Antiguans love cricket, so the brave, or the foolhardy, can challenge the locals at what they consider their own game. The food on the island is exquisite and culinary tours will ensure you can bring a little of that Caribbean spice home with you.

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