Peter Island Resort

Two restaurants but only one available most of the week (two days they have a buffet type in grill type setting near the beach). Too expensive for what is available and the overall infrastructure require an update. The facilities and service was OK but not for a 4 or 5 star hotel. Meal just good. Small pool. No TV in room which wouldn't be so bad if there was other options (other to take a walk along the beach). In total I would say that is a 4 star hotel but for the price I even degrade to a 3 star. I don't recommend it.

Gorgeous beaches, comfortable spaces, first-class service, gourmet meals-- a 4-star experience, at a 4-star price!

After the first day, we fell in love with the island. The beaches and spa are as good as it gets. Private beach with picnics brought to you, sunset views with champagne, world class spa in spectacular setting...excellent food. This is an unofficial club with returners who know the set up. We didn't and no-one told us - so it was several days before we discovered how it worked. Likewise, if you build rapport with the staff they are brilliant. You don't spend time in your rooms, so maybe it doesn't matter that they are disappointing. This is about a private get away of extraordinary beauty. We would return.

My husband and I went to Peter Island for our 40th wedding anniversary staying in a beachfront suite. The accommodation was very comfortable although the air conditioning broke down three times, but they were very quick to fix it. We also booked the Full American Plan (FAP) and the Beverage Plan. This proved to be a good decision as individual meal & drinks prices were very expensive. However the food was fabulous and we never had a mediocre meal the whole two weeks we were there. Also I can't walk too well so they provided a personal pick up and drop off wherever you wanted to go on the Island. A few people availed themselves of this service which was free of charge. Overall we would highly recommend Peter Island where you can do as much or as little as you please with top notch service.

This boutique type Caribbean Resort is one of the best places we have stayed at in the Caribbean. I would rate it with Blue Waters in Antigua and Buccaneer in St. Croix as our top three. Fantastic location. Quiet and relaxing. A day on White Bay is very special and watchi9ng the Caribbean sunset with the BVI islands and St. John as the beackdrop quite moving. The staff is friendly and full commited to the guests enjoyment.

This was our first time staying on Peter Island and thought it was extremely beautiful. The main beach takes on alot of wind daily so the water is never really that calm so we were a bit discouraged about that. The spa is phenomenal. Each night there is only one dining option and the times are very limited so keep that in mind because if your hungry when they're not serving there is no place to grab a snack. We were glad we only stayed three nights as we found ourselves a little bored. Service was incredible which is not usually found in the Virgin Islands. Overall a very nice spot to relax!

VERY PEACEFUL AND RELAXING. FOOD A BIT PRICEY.SHOULD CATER MORE FOR VEGANS AND DIABETICS. WASTE OF COCONUTS ON TREES.SELL ICED COCONUT WATER OR USE AS CHASER.

I'm not even going to go there with this place. Its not even worthy of a review. Do yourself a favor & stay at the Frenchman Cove in St. Thomas.

I would recommend Peter Island Resort and Spa without hesitation. We had a wonderful experience in all, the setting, beach, resort, food and beverage, spa, special activities and the entire staff.

Jean and my daughter became good friends and she'll remember her forever.