Judith and Keith Blake couldn’t be more friendly or thoughtful. They open their lovely home to you fully. Judith has a phone in her study that allows free calls to the US and Canada, among other places. As if this weren’t enough, wireless access to the internet was also provided without charge.

Rock Haven sits high on a hill overlooking Half Moon Bay. The views of both the Atlantic and Caribbean are beautiful and the sunrises over the Atlantic just gorgeous. The house is lovely and surrounded by beautiful, well maintained gardens.

We stayed in the first floor suite which consisted of a spacious bedroom with a king size bed, love seat, phone, cable TV and walk-in closet. In addition there was a full kitchen and spacious full bath. The covered patio had a table with 4 chairs, two sling chairs for relaxing/reading and looked out onto the gardens. We referred to this area as our sanctuary because we felt like it was our own separate world. The room was cleaned daily including all used dishes washed, dried, and put away.

Breakfast was served daily on the 2nd floor veranda and was a delicious work of art. We loved our stay and hope to return soon.

The landmark Club Comanche opened on November 11, 1948, paving the way for tourism on the island. Located within the Historic District in the heart of Christiansted, it is St. Croix’s oldest existing hotel and boasts the first swimming pool in the Virgin Islands! On September 24, 2007, Jack Pickel, Manager of Alameda Virgin Islands Company, LLC, purchased the hotel and began his plans to rejuvenate the entire property.

Built as a Danish townhouse in the 1750s, the Club Comanche is now a small, rambling 27-room boutique hotel. A cage elevator takes you to the top floor rooms of the Main House. Across the bridge over the street are the poolside and waterfront rooms in the Bridgehouse, built in the 1970s.

Club Comanche is currently undergoing a refurnishing and re-equipping of the rooms, lobby, and grounds. The rooms are getting a welcome facelift with new paint, updated amenities, and furnishings in the West Indian style. The massive pool has been repaired, freshly painted, and converted to fresh water. Upon completion, the hotel will feature a boardwalk bar and grill, a lobby wine cellar and tasting room, banquet and conference rooms, a business center, a gallery of shops, spa, and docking facilities.

Jack and his new management staff look forward to returning this historic site back into the glamorous, sophisticated hotel it was with the reputation it enjoyed for many decades. The reopening is scheduled for November of this year.

La Koubba Villa has the best of both worlds - it is a very private, beautiful and spacious villa with direct access to the best beach on the island.

It is so sad what happened to southern Montserrat. We stayed at this lovely property in March 1989,and the owners could not have been more gracious.They had a wonderful restaurant too. I will never forget this place, my husband and I have great memories of it.

My daughter and I were lucky enough to travel to the Turks & Caicos and stay at The Tuscany. A beautiful resort, located right on the beach. The rooms were stylish, very clean and had all the needed amenities, including a cellphone. The staff were fantastic and made our stay delightful.
We rented a car and were able to go to nearby restaurants, grocery stores and other areas of the island quite easily.
The pool was very nice so we went back and forth between there and the beach.
Our room opened right onto the beach which made sitting on the lanai wonderful both in the morning and at night.
Nothing but wonderful things to say about this fantastic property.