Oualie Beach Resort

Property is very laid back. The animals on the island make it a unique place to stay. The staff there are remarkable. It is a must for anyone hoping for a unique place to stay and an adventure of a life time.

There is a great deal to love about Oualie and some things that did not go so well. Having a 32 room boutique on the ocean is wonderful. Most of the staff was nice and helpful. The beach was excellent and would highly recommend for families including multigenerational vacations. The billing and front desk staff were not a great experience. Billing and credits from the booking of the room were not clear to the traveler between Travelocity and the billing staff. Then there's the little $1254.00 plus VAT of over $250 (yes that number is correct - I did not make a $1500 local phone call) that took way too long to resolve with the unable or unwilling front desk staffer. My recommendation is GO! but read your bill VERY carefully before you check out.

I loved having a screened in front porch with a view of the Caribbean. The room itself wasn't particularly nice but so what; I was 60' from the ocean!

WOW! Perfect location on Nevis island in the West Indies. Staff was nice and resort is fantastic.

Great beach and a good value for the cost of the room. Staff friendly and attentive to your needs. We did find the restaurant lacking with many items on the menu not available during our stay.

The rooms are very nice, our cottage was right on the beach with a screened in porch. If you wake up early enough you will be able to see monkeys around looking for fruits. There was internet tv so you are able to watch netflix or youtube. The beach was nice, relaxing and quiet. The restaurant itself was okay, there's a nice local crowd at the bar and it's nice to chat with them for recommendations or just about life on Nevis. If you leave from St. Kitts and take the "private ferry" from Reggae beach bar for $20/pp, it takes you right to the hotel. The hotel can book a car and the car company delivers it to the hotel. I would recommend renting a car as taxi rides are expensive, especially if you want to go to nice restaurants like Bananas or Golden Rock ($25 each way). We rented a car and explored the island on our own; if you get lost, just stop and ask for directions. If we come back, we would stay here again. Having experienced how expensive Nevis is ($30+ for simple breakfast of coffee and an omelette), this place is a great deal!

Very nice close to beach clean friendly staff Food portions could be bigger more of fish dishes

I loved how close this property was so close to the beach, breathtaking views of the islands, and nearby restaurants. It really immerses you in the beauty of the place and is so relaxing. The people are very friendly, the food is local and fresh, and I fell in love with their cat, Smokey. We also got to see monkeys every morning eating fruit from the tree in front of our patio. Nature comes to you- all you need to do is relax.

The property was neat, simple, friendly staff, private beach and room was big, spacious with own patio with ocean view. The dining experience was a bit pricey, average price for drinks at bar, fun entertainment but food delicious and drinks yummyand great hospitality of staff. We even met the owner just chillin at the bar and carried a fun normal conversation. Its not a fancy five star but the best place to feel relaxed, quite, peaceful and feel like its just you there, not crowded with lots of people. Allow extra spending for taxi, water service if wanting to explore island.

Lovely views,close to beach but hotel has seen better days. Breakfast menu never had everything available. No Bananas for a week, while they were plentifully available. Restaurant highly overpriced for quality of food, Regular herds of cows, plus a bull wandering between the beach and accommodation, round the sun beds. eating the gardens and leaving ‘poo’ everywhere. Also donkeys, goats and sheep were regular visitors! On requesting Rum Punch on our first night, it wasn’t available.. in over 20 years of visiting the Caribbean, Oualie Beach Resort is without doubt the worse place I’ve visited, and would not return if I was paid to! The staff were lovely, and I felt sorry for them, as they worked hard to serve us and remain cheerful.