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"Room 24. Very old, beat up, rooms in need of a major refresh, repair. Hole on the floor of the room was patched up with a wooden board with a mat thrown over to cover up. Couches and upholstered chairs with stains on them we did not dare sit on or put any of our belongings on. Leak from the bathroom sink. Floor tiles cracked and chipped. Hair dryer not working. Mosquitoes (I guess this is common for island hotel rooms?) are an issue. Lots of stairs and no elevators. If you ok with all of this then it would be a bargain value. The only things keeping this from being a 1 star is the location (proximity to Main St. Charlotte Amalie), the nice staff, and the free breakfast."

"Great hidden gem! "

"DON'T DO IT! "

"Very close to airport, literally a 5 minute drive from parking lot to parking lot. The original room they put us in was small, very out dated and inconveniently a distance away from parking. Lots of stairs and once we got all luggage in, discovered that the Air Conditioning unit was not working. They did place us in a unit in the main building that was more accommodating with working air. We only needed in for one night, so it served its purpose. "

"The staff was absolutely amazing. This day was absolutely excellent. The beaches were beautiful and everything."

"The room was awesome. The downsides were the amount of stairs. There were golf cart shuttles but getting one when needed was timely. When you did see one you had to jump out of the way or risk getting hit. They drive like it’s a NASCAR track. Out of the many times we did eat at restaurant there was only one server that paid any attention to us. The rest sat us took order and gave check. No refills no how is everything. Did not care."

"Wonderful hotel. Be prepared to take a taxi everywhere you want to go. You can use the sister hotel Buoy House next door. the staff is extremely friendly. Our room was spectacular and so was the view. I loved the infinity pool. "

"Everything you need in one beautifully maintained resort. The staff were all kind from reception to restaurant staff to the beach hut attendants and the cleaning crews. Honestly, everyone we interacted with on the island was beyond kind, even our young kids made note of it on multiple occasions. We originally booked a room on the hilltop but upgraded upon arrival to a beachfront and IT WAS WELL WORTH IT! The views were absolutely incredible from early morning to sunset. The rooms on the hilltop felt a little intimidating with two young children (why we opted to upgrade), but we did end up going to the pool on a few occasions and the walk from the beachfront wasn't bad at all! Our room was well maintained throughout our stay and had everything we needed to make some meals on our own. Ordering groceries through the resort website was also a breeze! For the times we didn't feel like cooking, it was very convenient to have the Sunset Grille (and patio) on site. We did breakfast or lunch there almost every day and every menu item we ordered was delicious. Top favorites of our family were the buffalo chicken wings (spicy with the right amount of sweet) and both the jerk chicken and teriyaki chicken sandwiches. The beach itself is so well maintained, from the seaweed being raked away at the start of the week to the coconut trees being trimmed/harvested. The sea life in Secret Harbor was plentiful - we were able to see tropical fish, rays and turtles without going to far out!"

"Location was absolutely key! While the hotel is a bit older, it still offers a nice stay. There was a water pipe issue, but it was out of their control, and they thoughtfully provided water for guests. Remember, it's an island, and sometimes things happen! The downfall is, there are lots of stairs but it also makes for a better view 😉 #Location #Hotel #Island #View"