Antigua and Barbuda Kid friendly Holidays

While this is a lovely place, and the scenery is gorgeous, it’s more like an adult camp site than a luxury resort. Everything was “fine,” but I would not use the word “luxury” in comparison to other resorts. The staff makes you feel like you are constantly “on Antigua time,” and the service coordinates with no clock. You may never get a drink you ordered from the bar that didn’t open on time. We did meet some lovely people and had a handful of positive experiences, but I would categorize this resort as 3-stars at best, not a luxury stay. Details you should know before you go: the AC only goes to 75, the toilet, shower and bath tub (filled with bugs), are in one awkward space together, the “all inclusive” rules are incredibly limited, we were not allowed to take a bottle of wine to our room, and the fridge was only stocked with a couple beers and some Sprite which was expired in 2022. Another downfall was that the resort limits your beach towels and bath towels very strictly. They will deny you a beach towel if you have been at the resort less than 3 days. I don’t understand why people return to this resort.