Higher end Caribbean hotels

Anonymous
OP checking back in. From what I am reading, it sounds like at the price point I specified there is nothing? I know there are plenty of not particularly nice hotels in the Caribbean for a few hundred a night (i.e. 3-star all-inclusive), but is there nothing between those and the $2k a night places?
Anonymous
I think you’ve gotten some good suggestions, but it’s a little frustrating when the OP wants us to do the research for you. Have you searched?
Anonymous
1. Go to Trip Advisor
2. Type in your island
3. Click on hotels and add your dates and then sort by “traveler ranking” (it defaults to “best value.”)
4. Pick the highest ranked hotel that is a price you want to pay.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Four seasons at Nevis in the summer is cheaper and absolutely lovely. If you go at carnival time it’s a really fun visit.


Not under $1k a night (or even close) even in the summer.


Not sure where you are looking at prices but rooms start at $1000/night right now and in early June they are starting at $800 (+resort fees)
Anonymous
Sorry to threadjack but we’re considering Bahia St Regis off season because rooms are suddenly around $550 (plus fees). Concerned by some bad TripAdvisor reviews. OP did you go there recently, with kids? Would love to hear more
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Sorry to threadjack but we’re considering Bahia St Regis off season because rooms are suddenly around $550 (plus fees). Concerned by some bad TripAdvisor reviews. OP did you go there recently, with kids? Would love to hear more


Love love love this hotel. At that price, it's a no brainer. We've stayed there 4 times now I think with young kids. The kids club is excellent, although it was closed for a while due to Covid (not sure if it re-opened?)

Most of the complaints about this hotel are only a few restaurants onsite, which can become repetitive (check out the golf club's restaurant in addition to the restaurant's) and slow, somewhat uneven service. You may have to ask a few times for things, or food takes longer than expected. But that's also just "island time"
Anonymous
Thank you so much! We’re looking for a resort to visit after attending a wedding in OSJ. A few months ago the st Regis was above $1000 but then dropped to $750 and now $550. It’s unclear if the kids club is running but that’s not a deal breaker. We have young kids and don’t like to eat at restaurants multiple times per day—that may be our only issue but maybe I can sneak a lot of snacks in with us to supplement room service.
Anonymous
Try the Aurora on Anguilla (formerly the Cuisinart).
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The Ritz Carlton Dorado Beach Reserve. Hands down. One of my favorite places in the Caribbean. One of the few Ritz Carlton Reserves in the world. Just go.


No way this is under 1k a night? It was when I stayed a few years back and if that price point is still possible there, GO. It is amazing
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Half Moon in Montego Bay Jamaica


Second for half moon - it’s lovely and Montego Bay is easy to get to
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Thank you so much! We’re looking for a resort to visit after attending a wedding in OSJ. A few months ago the st Regis was above $1000 but then dropped to $750 and now $550. It’s unclear if the kids club is running but that’s not a deal breaker. We have young kids and don’t like to eat at restaurants multiple times per day—that may be our only issue but maybe I can sneak a lot of snacks in with us to supplement room service.


We’d eat breakfast and then snack all day around the pool, and eat an early dinner.

The “lake house” activities also are often overlooked but absolutely don’t miss them - one of our kids favorite spots at the resort. Just get a golf cart to take you there.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I think in the islands, $1k is not really higher end. I mean I live on a street that I think is higher end at $1M but now houses are going for $2M - I think everything is just steeper and what was once 1 is now 2. Sucks!

This is not helpful and also not true. Sure you can spend thousands a night, but there are many nice places (not ultra-luxury, but that is not what the OP asked for) for around $1k. Most of the Ritzes in the Caribbean are around this price point.


DP here. The pp is right. $1k is no longer the going rate of a luxury hotel.

I priced out some hotels and many were more like $5-7k per night. Insane!
Anonymous
Just wanted to add that we went to an all inclusive in Mexico for $1k per night.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yeah I think in the islands, $1k is not really higher end. I mean I live on a street that I think is higher end at $1M but now houses are going for $2M - I think everything is just steeper and what was once 1 is now 2. Sucks!

This is not helpful and also not true. Sure you can spend thousands a night, but there are many nice places (not ultra-luxury, but that is not what the OP asked for) for around $1k. Most of the Ritzes in the Caribbean are around this price point.


DP here. The pp is right. $1k is no longer the going rate of a luxury hotel.

I priced out some hotels and many were more like $5-7k per night. Insane!


Rosewood was over $1k/night almost 20 years ago when we honeymooned.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yeah I think in the islands, $1k is not really higher end. I mean I live on a street that I think is higher end at $1M but now houses are going for $2M - I think everything is just steeper and what was once 1 is now 2. Sucks!

This is not helpful and also not true. Sure you can spend thousands a night, but there are many nice places (not ultra-luxury, but that is not what the OP asked for) for around $1k. Most of the Ritzes in the Caribbean are around this price point.


DP here. The pp is right. $1k is no longer the going rate of a luxury hotel.

I priced out some hotels and many were more like $5-7k per night. Insane!


Rosewood was over $1k/night almost 20 years ago when we honeymooned.


Pp here. We stayed at Rosewood 8 years ago and it was over $2k then.
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