Marigot Beach Club and Dive Resort

Old and outdated property. Musty smell.

The quiet view

Have to wait to get crossing late in the evening

Views and location

Rude and unwelcoming receptionist! Worse I’ve ever come across in my many years of travel

We have been there many times.

Our short stay. K

scenery

The fact that the receptionist was not available upon arrival. I also find if someone is paying for breakfast atleast you will get a wide variety to choose from.

Truly Idyllic setting for a romantic getaway, anniversary or honeymoon “dream vacation “ we spent the first week of our Summer 2025 in a St Lucia paradise island across the bay from dreamers and millionaires and every day was a new opportunity for adventures in ⛵️ sailing, snorkeling, kayaking and scuba diving 🤿 The food is great the people are so friendly and their service is impressive.

Location

Tv didn’t work

I love the privacy it feels like you in you own little house.wish I had spend longer.the wish the ferry didn’t have a cutoff time ,but when you work with front desk and Marvin he always answers his phone I was able to get the ferry at 1am after a wedding which was very convenient thanks to all the staff and the kitchen staff I could have my breakfast to go

Having our own private balcony over looking the bay was incredibly peaceful

Not a dive resort! There is no on site PADI centre and hasn't been for several years, though travel companies (TUI in our case) are still mis-selling it as such. They can arrange third party pickups for dive trips but that isn't the same at all. In a state of general disrepair. I expect that the entire resort will be featured on one of those abandoned places type TV programs in the near future. Many of the advertised amenities are permanently closed. Staff are limited in what they can do and obviously stressed. Food is limited, poor quality and exceedingly overpriced. Breakfast is utterly woeful. Bar is dead. The spa is basically having reception book someone to come give you a massage. If you expect spa amenities to include a sauna, plunge pool, jacuzzi etc then forget it as they are all permanently closed. Worst aspect is the location. The access by motorised raft may sound exotic but really it isn't. Then 1 mile over a steep hill to the nearest bus stop. Taxis are $$$ and there are extremely limited local amenities which are eye wateringly overpriced. There really is very little to do here. I would suggest that you need a car to get out and about. The hotel part of the beach is mostly a concrete apron with sand on top. It is small and although tidy, the hotel sunbeds are extremely shabby. The locals are not allowed to use the hotel restrooms so make their own arrangements with the expected resulting pervasive aroma. The hotel itself consists of a number of villas and low buildings. All are at the wrong end of shabby chic and there are maintenance issues. There are many steep steps on cracked and uneven tiles which become quite slippery after rain. I expect that anyone with any type of mobility or fitness issue is going to be in trouble. The gym exists but equipment is very basic and dated. The pool is tiny and when I used it enjoyed a light layer of floating scum. I couldn't see my feet through the murky water. The sea is nice to swim in though. Housekeeping has been downgraded to every other day so don't expect the luxury of clean towels and a made bed unless you do it yourself. If you are planning on going the self catering route then be aware that kitchen amenities are basic and that there are no local shops for supplies. I am now facing another 12 days here and looking forward to leaving. At least writing reviews and arguing with TUI over breach of contract will keep me amused. Views are nice.