COMO Parrot Cay

Very nice quiet food was good very expensive The rooms need some updating. But it was a beautiful island very nice staff the beach very clean gorgeous one little issue the night stuff messed up on our time of departure for the following day so we didn't have enough time for our last morning as we could have

We spend 5 nights at the Parrot Cay by Como as a couple, and enjoyed very much the attention to detail, food and friendliness of the staff. Our room ( 603) was very old, the mattresses and furniture, as well, as the bathroom are in urgent need of replacement, never mind the AC which was loud, so loud that even the handyman could not fix it. We did expected at a price like this that this would have been more updated. The luxe towels and bedsheets did not make up a price tag like this. Families with children are at a loss of entertainment, and with a wellness concept it can get very irritating when you have suddenly 3-4 children (10-13) playing soccer in front of your pool chairs..... with parents who think just because they pay thousands of Dollars they brood can take over a quiet place. Don't understand me wrong, we are parents too!

Lovely trip. The island and beaches are spectacular. The service and prices less so. Generally, really enjoyed our trip and people tried really hard to make it good but there were so many little misses from messing up our food orders at the restaurants multiple times to the broken AC dripping puddles on the floor in our room every day to forgetting to put a card for in-room breakfast in the room apart from one day that the service somewhat detracted from the loveliness of the place. Five star prices, three star service. Definitely not a reason to stay away, but make sure you're aware that this isn't at the level of the Oberoi or Aman groups.

If you're looking to leave the hustle and bustle of every day life and getaway to a beautiful remote location, Parrot Cay is the place for you. Beautiful beach, scenic pool and great service all around. We had a garden king room which was nice, not quite 5 star quality but if you plan on spending most of your time at the beach or pool, then you won't be disappointed. Things close down around 11:00 - 11:30, so if you're looking for a ton of action on your vacation this may not be the place for you.

I felt like being on Fantasy Island. Very accommodating staff and service. Resort only accessible by boat ride. Feels like a special land away from all.

Stayed in sister hotel in Bhutan but had no idea until after we arrived at Parrot Cay. This group has talent for creating Shangri La in isolated places abounding with natural beauty. The accommodating staff is among the best features of this hotel --- constant smiles and eagerness to help. Food is expensive but top notch (difficult to imagine how such exquisite meals are prepared on a tiny island so far from civilization). Surprised to see so many families. All children looked like having fun while also relaxing. Staff was conscious to separate families from couples if that is what you want. Spa was just perfect. Gym is fully stocked and clean. Group yoga/pilates are gentle but challenging with enthusiastic teachers. Perfect 4 day east coast getaway to recharge in midst of winter blues. Beach is among the nicest we have ever seen -- insulted by reef and with powder white sand.

Perfect rustic luxury escape. Unbelievable beach and Spa.

LIked the COMO room but ...food is average; room smells smoke (and hotel does not have another alternative to offer me despite fact my son is alergic, except going to a standard room when I paid for a front beach room) and would expect broader entertainment options.

The hotel's location was absolutely beautiful with some if the best beaches in the Caribbean. The rooms were very nice for a hotel of this stature and the pool, tennis and gym were also very nice. That said, they did show there age even with immaculate cleaning. The spa was one of nicest I've been and on par with any spa at the four seasons or st Regis I've visited. My only complaints were 1) if you want to do any activities that aren't spa, basic water sports or snorkeling (I.e. Golf or scuba), you have to go back to Provo and unless you're willing to spend $500, you have to work with the hotels departures. Given the boat schedule is not set until 6pm the night before you either have to take a very early a boat or try to arrange plans at the last minute that day of which is not very relaxing. For this reason we are not likely to return. 2) we also found that while some staff were very good and attentive other were some of the worst that we have experienced in this level of hotel.

Had an amazing experience with my girlfriend for our birthdays. The resort is secluded and gorgeous on all fronts. The miles of pristine beach are breath taking and scarcely occupied. Great infinity pool and dining with breath taking sunset views. Staff goes above and beyond to please guests and no request is seemingly not accomodated. Fresh Cohibas never hurt either! Great for those looking to relax as well as for tge health conscious. All in close proximity are work out facilities, water sports, yoga, and great spa facilities. Not that the food is too heavy, but there is a lower calorie menu available including juice menu at both restaurants. Food and cocktails (and service) are also excellent; miles above any all inclusive or what you expect in the Caribean. That said, food and drink was a bit pricey: comparable in price to a Michelin 3 star restaurant, but not on that level quality wise. Cost of goods to a private island I guess?? Overall we loved this gem and recommend it highly. Hopefully we will go back in a few years.