Brigand Hill | 5 BRs

We thought it was wonderful.

Brigand Hill, St. Lucia villa review

We stayed just seven days, and were ready to stay even longer.

Layne was a kind person - with some serious island cooking skill. She was attentive, and made our stay super nice.

Also, the house was better than in pictures and descriptions.

I highly recommend the staying here.

Posted by Kimberly G

Brigand Hill is a jewel by a valley.

Brigand Hill, St. Lucia villa review

Like St. Lucia, the island where it is hidden, Brigand Hill will soothe the most stressed soul.

Perched on the shoulder of a small canyon tucked in the mountains, the only visitors are frequent birds that inspect you, and the occasional cow that ignores you as it grazes along the canyon floor.

There is plenty of privacy – five bedrooms each with its own entrance and view of the valley. Once a working plantation (bananas was the prime product), it is easy to imagine those days long ago as you relax in the breeze of the open air dining room. But you will be quickly reminded of today’s good fortune by the swimming pool a few paces away. 

Unless you are hiding out, you will need a car at Brigand Hill to snorkel at the charming cove some five minutes away; to launch your assault on the Pitons, the twin seaside jewels of St Lucia – down the coast about six miles; or to mingle in the evenings with the locals at Anse la Raye, a friendly village with great fish and lobsters on Friday night. 

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Brigand Hill is bliss in St. Lucia.

Brigand Hill, St. Lucia villa review

We spent five days at Brigand Hill in November 2005.  I can’t remember a more beautiful, laid back, scenario than we experienced here.

The room we were given was dreamy - a paradise to ourselves.  Layne, who took care of us, also prepared delicious food. On top of that, she did wonderful massages, which we partook of every afternoon. 

We toured the island, lolled by the pool, snorkeled, ate lunches and dinners at local restaurants when not at home. The snorkeling was the best I’ve ever done in that inviting warm water. The beach was reachable by car through a bumpy, typical island road. But once there, we loved it. 

Altogether, it was a great time in a very private home on a lovely island.  Brigand Hill is perfect for a quiet getaway. It has everything - and you can do nothing. 

But, we toured, snorkeled, ate, and then always came back to to our heavenly room with the pool overlooking the rain forest right outside our door.  Brigand Hill is a treat.

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This was a perfect anniversary.

Brigand Hill, St. Lucia villa review

My husband and I had the pleasure of spending our thirtieth anniversary at Brigand Hill. It was all we had hoped for - and more. 

We spent our days relaxing by the pool, enjoying the fabulous view, snorkeling, swimming, boating, and exploring. Reggie and Layne took wonderful care of us, and I even got to experience one of Layne’s terrific massages.

The highlight of our week was the Friday night Fish Fry at Anse le Raye. 

We are looking forward to returning soon.

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This was a fabulous private spot in the Caribbean.

Brigand Hill, St. Lucia villa review

I’ve been to Brigand Hill on two occasions. It is the most gorgeous place, and with a great view over the Caribbean Sea.

It is private, but close to restaurants, villages and towns. It is just a short walk to a private beach.

They also offer great hospitality and food. I can’t wait to get back.

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We enjoyed our St. Lucia adventure.

Brigand Hill, St. Lucia villa review

Brigand Hill offered us a very relaxing and comfortable vacation. We were mesmerized by the beauty and sounds of the rain forest.

The accommodations suited our group of eight very well. Our only disappointment was that we were looking forward to hiking on the property, but that was discouraged because of safety and snakes. Reggie said the cave was overgrown and not accessible, so walking through the plantation was very limited. 

I’m sorry that we missed “jump-up” as it was Lent and there was no celebration that Friday. It is a very rugged, lush, beautiful part of the world, and we’re glad to have had the opportunity to explore.

The towns we visited were really a step back in time. It is a true compliment to the character of the island and people.

Posted by Jill M