Club St. Croix Beach and Tennis Resort

The staff on this property are very personable and helpful. The grounds are well kept. The room was clean and comfortable. We will be visiting again!

Restaurant was close.

Highly recommended

Great location on a private beach. Great pool and on site restaurant. Beautiful view.

Homeless ppl on the property, had to change rooms and ended up leaving 4 days early.

This was such a quiet relaxing place to be. Private beach was phenomenal. Met some awesome friendly people and the staff was more than helpful for our time!

Safe and Quiet.

Nice environment, great managment team

We recently returned from an 8-day trip to St. Croix and stayed at Club St. Croix. The accommodation was lovely and well appointed. Amenities on the property included a lovely lap pool, a spa, and gas grills for use. We also enjoyed a full kitchen with every coking utensil one could want. Our problem was the power outages. Om three separate occasions, the power went out. On a rainy Sunday, power was out for most of the late afternoon and evening. Those who own the condos there told us this was an occasional problem. Or, obviously, they would not have purchased a unit. This affected our ability to cook and keep cool in a hot climate. We had no flashlights or anything to prepare us for this. We were not told that it was a problem. The next day, the power went out again at 8 p.m. It was out for a few hours. The following day, the power went out three times. Very annoying. Our patience had reached its limits. I did mention my concern to management, I was told this was an 'act of God' comparable to a hurricane. Well, I certainly would not travel to the Caribbean during hurricane season. This would be our fault and would face the risk we took. So, we received no credit nor compensation. We did pay a good amount of money to stay there. A couple of notes: You will need a car. We rented from Judi of Croix. They are veteran owned . Prices are very good and the people there are so nice. You cannot walk to a grocery store. There are also local fishermen near the McDonald's on the main road. There are some locals selling fresh fruits and vegetables along the road. No matter, prices of food and beverages are VERY expensive. The beach at the property is only fair. You cannot snorkel there. there is only sea grass. We took the half-day trip to Buck Island. I would recommend this. Cane Bay was also a very nice place to snorkel. Compared to other Caribbean Islands we have travelled to, I would rate St, Croix near the bottom. We did plenty of sight seeing and drove quite a bit. This island just did not impress us.

The rooms appeared clean but the property is old and not maintained. There was paint chipping on the walls/ceilings, cracks in the walls and areas where there had been moisture which was poorly patched and painted over. The dining hours of operation online were not the actual hours of operation. The property is in an area where access to food is extremely limited. The beach area was quiet.