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"We really enjoyed our stay."

"The staff was absolutely amazing! So friendly, helpful and welcoming. The bungalow felt very private and safe. Only dowfall on the bungalow was the Mango trees dropping mangos on the tin roof in the middle of the night! Food was decent. Nothing that blew your socks off but good and a variety for everyones taste. They made sure to always keep you fed and hydrated. We went for our honeymoon and it was very relaxing and exactly what we were looking for. The hotel is not near much more than a couple beaches so you will have to take a taxi everywhere but the staff is very helpful with that. Book your excursions as soon as you get there or you will miss out. Cant wait to visit again!"

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"Nice room, great view, restaurant was terrific. Roosters crowing outside our door at 4am was annoying but they’re everywhere on the island so part of the experience "

"I loved the amenities and the Vibe Team. The water was beautiful and well maintained with no seaweed. Would definitely come again. "

"The Westin itself was 10/10. Beautiful hotel, very clean, modern, friendly staff. The restaurants had nice views. Every meal I had was delicious. Expensive food, you're looking around $50/person for an entree and a cocktail. But that's average for the area. The beach you can either walk down a ton of steps or take the shuttle to its sister resort (Buoy haus) next door and walk out to the beach there. I recommend the shuttle. The water reminds me of Florida, blue/green, cloudy, nothing spectacular. The beach has tiny rocks you have to get past in order to enjoy the water. The beach to the left of the bouy haus restaurant looks beautiful but do not go in, there are so many big rocks its extremely difficult to get in/out and you will get cut up. You can take a taxi to Magen's Bay (15 min ride) and enjoy the beautiful beach there. We also took the ferry to St. Johns and went to trunk bay beach- highly recommend, gorgeous beach. No hotels are built on the popular beaches so you have to be ok with taking a taxi. If you want to shop, you have to go during the day as the shops close around 6pm. At night there is nothing to do. We went into town for dinner and everywhere around us was closed. We had no where to go after. We ventured out to Margaritaville one night and that was also dead. We did ask the bartender if we wanted to have a drink somewhere, where would we go? She suggested RedHook (St. Johns Ferry) bc the bars stay open until 2am. "

"great all of it "

"Perfect stay. Great location. Loved every bit of it"

"Walkable from ferry port and to downtown."