Four Seasons Resort Nevis

Amazing one of the best hotels I have been to. Super kid friendly! Amazing food I found a good amount of option to eat and I am a picky eater. The service is great everyone is so nice. I stayed in a vila it was a good size clean and very big. In our vila we had a kitchen 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms a living room 3 tvs a washer and dryer a pool and more. Each bedroom had a lot of beds 1 bedroom had 3 beds the other had 2. The beach was amazing so pretty and so was the sunset. Everything was great 100% recommend.

We had a great stay at Four Seasons Nevis. What truly sets this property apart is the exceptional service. Every staff member we encountered went above and beyond to make our family feel welcome, especially our young son. The beach attendants were incredibly kind, often playing with him and helping him build sand castles, which created some of our favorite vacation memories. Before arriving, I did wonder if the resort's age would make it feel less like a Four Seasons experience. While some of the facilities are older, they are very well maintained and absolutely meet Four Seasons standards. The service is what elevates this property and makes it feel every bit as luxurious as the brand is known for. We also found pricing to be quite reasonable compared to many other luxury resorts, which was a pleasant surprise. The breakfast was excellent each morning, and both the pool and beach service were consistently outstanding. We loved our room, which allowed us to walk right out to the beach. Some of our favorite experiences included the monkey golf cart tour, private beach dinner, the catamaran excursion arranged through the hotel, and the seamless boat transfer from the airport. Everything was easy, organized, and stress-free. We look forward to returning.

Neglected. How is this still a four seasons? Everything is faded, peeled, cracked, frayed, uneven, unkept, falling apart, mismatched, or brown. Nobody in management sees this? It’s just a tired mid convention hotel now. Full full price on everything, but barely average, through and through. Four seasons used to be about food and service, what the heck happened? I hate writing this, but my return to Nevis after many years bummed me out to the point of “never again.”

Just departed from a family vacation, family of 7 with three rooms, where I also happened to turn and celebrate my 50th birthday. We had a great time. We loved the peacefulness of the resort, beach, pools and of course the staff are amazing and genuinely friendly. We loved the sunset happy hour on the pier-Jermaine and April Joe were terrific, hanging with our teenage kids. What really made the experience was the peaceful surroundings and staff. If there is any confusion during your stay I found the staff super accommodating and friendly. If you respect them-they respect you! The only downside is no direct flights from Boston but we would love to return.

We stayed here during our kids' spring break, and the resort was busier than usual. We have two children under the age of 9. Overall, it was a positive experience, and I was glad we ignored online reviews complaining that the resort isn't modern/up-to-date enough (we heard they are starting renovations later this year, although we were fine with the physical condition of the resort). I think it depends what you're looking for: If you like super modern rooms and amenities, this might not be the place for you. But we tend to dislike flashy hotels that feel like a "scene" and definitely prefer a low-rise, sprawling style like this one. Here are the pros and cons in my view: Pros *Tennis courts are great and easy to access. Even with the resort at full capacity, we were able to get some lessons in for us and for the kids. Angel, who runs the tennis portion of the resort, is a lot of fun and we enjoyed our experience. *Beach was lovely and swimmable. No issues with seaweed, which is a real problem on parts of St. Kitts. *Staff was very friendly and professional. We had no issues with service and didn't find the whole "Caribbean Time" thing to be an issue. Food service was relatively prompt. Rooms were cleaned on an appropriate schedule and items always restocked. Pools were clean. *Tons of families during our stay, which was a plus because we were traveling with kids. If you are going on an adults-only trip, avoid school breaks. There is an adults-only pool but we didn't use it. It's far from the family pools, which hopefully allowed for couples to have some quiet. *Food was fresh and good. There's a kids menu if you have picky eaters. *Spa isn't modern, but it's a nice quiet area and massages are given in private huts. My husband and I both got massages and were happy with the treatments. There's also a nice, large plunge pool and hot tub in the spa area. *Golf course is private and scenic, and you'll see wild monkeys along the way. Absolutely beautiful views on the end stretch of the course. *We stayed in a ground-floor suite with a private patio, which opened up to a yard -- close to one of the family pools and beaches. It was super convenient, easy for the kids to run out and play, and we could be at the pool or beach in a minute. The resort is large and so if traveling with kids and you want to be close to the pool, definitely mention this when booking. There are rooms at the resort that likely require a 5-10 minute walk otherwise. *Transfer from the airport was seamless. Definitely use the Four Seasons service -- there was a group of staff waiting with cold waters who took our luggage and led us to vans, which brought us to the boat. Once you're on the boat, it's only a 10-15 minute ride to Nevis, and more staff immediately greets you upon arrival with fresh drinks and cold towels. Check-in was prompt, even with a full house. *We slept great, the only noise coming from birds on the island, which was a nice way to wake up. Even with so many people at the resort, we never heard noise from nearby rooms or music from the restaurants/bars or anything like that. It was peaceful. Cons *The chair game. I think this is likely not an issue 95% of the year, but during spring break, when the hotel was at capacity, it was a real problem and definitely took away from the otherwise relaxing vibe of the resort. To get a chair on the beach, people would place items on empty chairs starting before 6am. By 6:30 or 7am, all chairs would be "reserved." The most insane part of this is that many of those chairs would remain empty until 11am or 12pm. This happened at the pools too. I can empathize with the staff; if they take the items off the chairs, they risk the wrath of the families who put their stuff down later showing up to no seats. If they leave them, they have to face upset guests who show up at 8am or 9am and can't find a place to sit. The whole thing could have likely been avoided if people just used the seats when they actually needed them. *The kids club was disappointing. The staff there was friendly, warm, and professional -- but it's basically a small-ish, dark air-conditioned room. They do a few outdoor activities a day, but it def caters to very young kids -- I would say ages 5 and younger. It's more a toddler babysitting service than a kids club, at least from what we saw. If you are looking for someone to watch your young kid while you go to the spa for an hour or take a tennis lesson, its fine for that. *Again, this is more a product of us being there during spring break -- but a lot of the activities were booked up. We were able to sign up for a few things, but not others, and there was a growing wait list for certain activities. Overall, we were pleased with our experience and would go back, but would avoid spring break weeks.

My family and I travel frequently and have stayed at many luxury properties, including several Four Seasons hotels around the world. Unfortunately, this property falls well below the brand standard. At times, it feels more like a tired, dated resort than the elevated, seamless experience you expect from Four Seasons. This is a location that truly needs attention from corporate. ⸻ Pros • Pools: Two dedicated kids’ pools and one adult pool, great for families • Arrival: Boat arrival is beautiful with a very “White Lotus” feel • Complimentary Experience: The monkey tour is a standout, driving a golf cart while spotting monkeys was unforgettable • Staff: Warm, friendly, and genuinely kind throughout the stay • Location: Gorgeous beach and prime setting • Amenities: Sunscreen available at the pool is a thoughtful touch • Accessibility: Very easy to get taxis to explore off property • Morning Coffee: Complimentary coffee in the lobby each morning • Grounds: Landscaping is well maintained ⸻ Cons • Property Condition: The resort feels outdated, with visible mold in showers and on cushions, and even exposed nails around the newer pool • Rooms: In need of renovation; shower height is surprisingly low and not suitable for taller guests • Arrival Experience: Disorganized from the start, after being escorted to the van, there is a 20+ minute wait before departing for the boat. The transfer itself feels underwhelming. Upon arrival, rooms were not ready, there was no welcome drink (unexpected at this price point), and we were directed to lunch. It then took over an hour to locate our luggage, leaving us unable to change • Service: Consistently slow; ordering food or drinks is difficult, and even getting fresh towels can be a challenge. Pool chairs remain “claimed” all day without staff clearing them • Pool Environment: During peak times (like spring break), expect to wake before 7am to secure a chair. There are also many unsupervised, noisy children, which detracts from a relaxing atmosphere • Pricing: Extremely overpriced (expect ~$30 per drink), especially when nearby options offer far better value • Cleanliness: Poor around the newer pool—old food and debris sit for hours; even something as simple as a lemon remained in the waterfall for days • Departure: Completely chaotic, over 50 guests crowded into a lounge with no seating, long checkout lines, and no organization. After the boat, there is another extended wait in a van. At the airport, luggage is left on the ground with no staff assistance, creating a frustrating and disorganized end to the stay ⸻ Helpful Tips • Dine at Bananas Restaurant, truly excellent • Walk to Sunshine’s Beach Bar for drinks (order the “Killer Bee”) and enjoy nearby beach restaurants • Book a half-day catamaran, it was one of the highlights of our trip • Avoid dining on property; it’s not worth the price • Bring bug spray

Excellent property, very family friendly. The hard product is a little dated and could use an update. Would 100% stay again.

Our stay at the Four Seasons Resort Nevis was nothing short of extraordinary. This was a birthday trip thoughtfully planned by my husband, and although unexpected weather caused flight cancellations and required us to adjust our reservations, the resort staff handled everything with grace and flexibility. Once we arrived, the delay truly felt worth the wait. The property itself is stunning — beautifully manicured, serene, and immaculately maintained. But what truly sets this resort apart is the exceptional service. Kisean Warner, Director of Guest Experience, went above and beyond to ensure our stay was seamless and special. From thoughtful gestures to decorating our room for the celebration, his attentiveness and genuine care made us feel truly valued. We were also warmly looked after by “Marvelous” Marva, who regularly checked in on us, and Roxy, whose kindness and attentiveness did not go unnoticed. The entire team made our birthday celebration memorable in every way. We left feeling cared for, celebrated, and deeply grateful. We highly recommend this resort and cannot wait to return.

We stayed as a family of five, and couldn’t fault the hotel in any way. The room and resort more generally were lovely, setting beautiful, food excellent and the staff some of the nicest we’ve ever met on holiday. The boat connection from St Kitts was pretty cool. If you’re visiting Nevis, no need to look elsewhere as this is the best place you can stay.

We had an amazing trip. The hotel has a great layout with golf and tennis right on premises. Great beachfront and water. The rooms do need a renovation. Chef Rahul was amazing and prayers food according to dietary restrictions. The food was very good.

Came over from St Kitts on the short ferry. Unfortunately, left one beach bag in the taxi. I was able to give the concierge desk the taxi driver's first name. With only that info, within about 90 minutes they had located the bag (on a different island) and it was on the way to the resort. I had it in hand in perhaps 2 hours total. Incredible. Totally up to the legendary 4 seasons reputation.

Had a great week with my family of 6. The setting is spectacular. The rooms could use a lift, they’re a bit tired. Big shoutout to Chef Rahul who was absolutely fantastic catering to my family’s food allergies and preferences. He was professional, responsive and attentive,

We visited this property with our two 20's children. We all had a very relaxing time. The transfer from airport-ferry-resort was seamless. The property was well appointed with everything we needed. We ate at the resort on a few occasions but also sampled other restaurants on the island. The breakfast was always wonderful and plentiful. We usually chose a la cart but the buffet looked great. My husband climbed Mount Nevis and really enjoyed it although he said it was a challenge. We did the Monkey Tour which was included and saw the beautiful golf course and lots of Monkeys too! Nevis is a wonderful island and very peaceful. Well worth the visit to the island and this property.

Beach and views are spectacular. We have been to 17 Caribbean Islands and the beach and scenery are by far the best. The food was good at the Dune bar and again with breathtaking views. The bar on the jetty was fun and had a great view of the sunset. Vishan is great Service at the hotel and on the beach is excellent. The local rum punch is definitely worth a try. Shout out to Debrica, Marva and Elustrilla (spelling). Every staff member were excellent. We would definitely return

Everything was great besides the overcharging for boat ride miscommunication and at kitts airport is the worse leaving out but great resort and really enjoyed my birthday gifts from them

We have been coming back to this resort year after year! This was our 23rd visit and we look forward to many more.From Disean and Ray giving us a beautiful anniversary gift,to all of the servers and staff at the pool and bar,to the room service and housekeeping staff,they all go over and above to make you feel at home.The grounds and pool are immaculately maintained and the food in all the restaurants is first class.The golf course is a wonderful experience for golfers and riders as the views are stunning.This place is a hidden gem and well worth the travel effort.A 10 out of 10!

The Four Seasons Nevis is an excellent resort. We visited Nevis last year but did not stay at the Four Seasons. We did a day pass last year and decided to stay there this year. It did not disappoint. The service was excellent. The room service food options could use improvement but the service, beach and cleanliness more than made up for it. I would definitely stay here again and will be back for sure!

This resort is breathtaking beautiful and has the friendliest and most responsive staff! Several of them knew our names after only a day! Overall our visit was excellent: the Four Seasons has this place running like a well-oiled machine. A few less-than-ideal aspects must be mentioned, though: 1. A primary goal of this trip for me was rest and relaxation. Such sought-after peace and quiet, however, was nearly impossible to attain. Why? Loud music was playing at every restaurant and pool beginning early in the day and into the night. The music floats out onto every area of the beach, so even a nap on the beach became impossible. I should note that the music isn't even classical, calypso, or a soft jazz as you might expect at an elegant resort, but rather thumping rap or hip hop. I found the constant music very distracting and bothersome and not in keeping with the elegant, gracious surroundings. I mentioned this point to the guest services manager, who agreed that the hotel wasn't known as a party place and said he'd mention it to a committee (so we'll see...). 2. There were 2 large corporate groups present during our stay. I was shocked that the FS hosts these type of "conventions" but apparently they do! For the most part, these groups didn't affect us negatively, except for a couple loud folks drinking and swearing in the pool. Still, I would've preferred the groups not be present at a resort with a price point such as this. Groups in general tend to bring the quality of an experience and surroundings down, not up. 3. Young Kids. Screaming and screeching. I've been there and it's totally normal, and not to be discouraged, but why not have dedicated spaces where kids can vocalize their excitement without everyone else nearby being forced to listen? How about a "kids only" pool and dedicated area on the beach? Also, a separate "adults only" beach (maybe just off the adults only pool). 4. The dearth of arranged fresh flowers throughout the hotel was a disappointment. The resort is gorgeously-landscaped, full of lush vegetation including tropical plants and flowers, yet there were few, if any, floral displays in the hotel: not in the lobby, not at the reception desk, not in the rooms. This was surprising to me. Also, only one of the 3 restaurants we dined in had candles on the table, another luxury I'd expect at a top-tier resort. It's the little details that makes a place special. Despite the above relatively minor points, this place is special!

for one of the three pools....I think they can do a better job with keeping the adult pool for adults. Everything else was top notch as expected.

We loved our stay at Four Seasons! Jo Ann at On the Dunes surprised us with a surprise anniversary message with our dessert! Thank you Jo Ann for making an our stay special!

Incredible property. We actually ended up visiting just after the GM Billy Cueto passed away, which was very sad, he had been helping us plan the trip and truly went above and beyond before we arived. You could tell he really cared.  Special shoutout to Gaman Guadagni the resort manager who stepped in and made sure everything went super smooth. He has this really calming energy and you can tell he knows how to make guests feel taken care of without being in your face. There was a small issue with an outside boat tour operatour but Gaman handled it instantly and made sure it didn’t impact the rest of our stay. He also helped organize a couple amazing dinners for us that were really unique.  Chef Danny Hurtado made one of the most memorable meals we’ve had on any island — really creative and steak cooked to perfection. We appreciated that a lot. Kendie Williams at Mango makes excellent cocktails and was just fun to talk to, and Terrencia (also at Mango) gave maybe the best service of our whole trip. So warm and professional.  I’ve been to a lot of islands in the Caribbean and honestly this one stood out. The scenery is insane. The beach, the hills, everything feels really private and untouched. The hotel itself is extremely well maintained. Maybe the best tropical hotel I’ve stayed at, and I’ve been to quite a few. Also, shout out to Liezel Roa who coordinated all our travel — taxis, charter boat, arrivals — she nailed it. Everything just worked. The resort feels both brand new and timeless at the same time. There’s just something really peaceful and elevated about it. Would absolutely recomend and hope to be back soon.

10/10 trip. Obviously Nevis is beautiful but the staff was absolutely incredible. EVERYONE we came in contact with was genuinely happy to see us and take care of our every need. Roxanne and Britney are two of the sweetest girls we’ve ever met. Food was excellent. Rented golf clubs and played 18- monkeys all over the course which was cool. This Four Seasons Resort is truly special.

Hands down, the nicest resort we've ever stayed at! Beautiful place and world class service.

The staff was truly remarkable. They were genuinely happy and hard working. The food was fantastic, cleaning service was great, room service was fast, pool servers were extremely attentive and friendly. The entire staff went above and beyond to make sure my 8 month old was taken care of. This place was a 10/10 for our family.

This resort is one of the nicest I’ve been to. The staff training is outstanding. They couldn’t do enough for me. I was travelling with a small baby and the staff did everything they could to accommodate us. Finding Sunbeds with shade. Ensuring all beds are in place with towels and parasol and fresh iced water ready and available. The cleanliness is five star. Public areas are cleaned to an extremely high standard. I used the pool area daily and also the beach. There’s a choice of three excellent pools. Two of which are chid friendly and exceptionally clean and safe. I have to say thank you to all the staff , however, One of the managers, Kish was especially helpful to us. Going above and beyond anything you could expect in order to make our time there special. She handled everything with professionalism and kindness. When I had a small issue regarding out sun lounger she was on hand to ensure the situation was resolved quickly. Her work at the resort should be commended. Marta was another member of staff who was on hand every day ensuring our time at the pool was enjoyable. She was always helping to find an appropriate place where the baby and I could be comfortable. I never felt like I was a bother to her. She made me feel welcome and always seemed happy to be on shift. I look forward to meeting her again. Thank you to everyone working so hard at the resort. The spa was also somewhere I spent time alone. The staff always on hand to make my time there special. I’m looking forward to returning later in the Autumn.

Great time!

Staff is amazing.. one of the most run down fours seasons I have ever been to. Staff goes out of there way to be amazing to everyone. Hotel is very very run down. Television is mostly in Spanish. Great for a family but definitely NOT a luxury resort.

Outstanding personal service, very friendly staff

Amazing views. Easy snorkeling for rookies. The staff was excellent. Shakyra at the pool was great!

My wife and I stayed at the Four Seasons Nevis for 4 nights in June of 2025. We are Americans who have visited many other Four Seasons properties. Overall, a great experience in Nevis. This is a really great property. I ranked the property 4/5 for two reasons. First, it lacks some grandness that you expect from a FS property. The buildings, grounds, and rooms are nice but not “woah” and the food is somewhat forgettable. It is a large property that is well maintained, but is missing the grandness that I have come to expect. This could easily be a Marriott property and, were it not for the excellent service quality, you wouldn’t know it. Second, it is just expensive. Yes, it’s a Four Seasons on a remote island and that means it’s going to be expensive, but it is ridiculously expensive. Every item has 31% markup for service and tax. Putting 31% on top of $22 cocktails and $55 breakfast buffets adds up quickly. Two people for breakfast is roughly $145. I should note that the prices at the FS and the 31% loading are roughly the same at the Park Hyatt. Overall, a wonderful property. Some notes: 1. There are three pools: a kid friendly pool, a general pool, and an adults-only pool. The general pool is forgettable - it is only 2 feet deep. The adults-only pool is excellent. It is deep and tends to not be crowded 2. We stayed in building 10 in a king, ocean facing room on the 2nd floor. This is on the far end of the property near the adult pool. The rooms are great and I have no real complaints. Would recommend staying on this end of the property. 3. The gym is under renovation. It is temporarily in a space near the kids pool that is way too small. When I visited, 5-6 people filled it up quickly. 4. We found the restaurant, bar food, and drinks fairly forgettable. Disappointing that menus don’t appear to change daily. Highly recommend the “killer bee” drink at Sunshines right off property. It will put you on your butt. 5. We paid for the airport transfer to the property. Highly recommend this approach. Approaching the hotel by boat has a White Lotus feel. 6. The service here is excellent. Like really excellent. We noted several times how the staff went above and beyond. 7. While we were at the property; there were multiple corporate events on property - very annoying! One night there was a loud party on the beach that made our room shake. 8. We didn’t do any excursions. We planned to make the mountain hike, but it was way too hot.

This resort was a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience. From the second we arrived at the pier being greeted by the staff with hot towels and a welcome drink to the exceptional poolside service and Grade A breakfast buffet. It was the most incredible 3 nights. We had an entry level room which had a pool in front of it. The only really minor criticism I can offer is that the shower needs to be modernised and nicer, it's very basic. The staff are ALL incredibly friendly and professional - the standard was truly 5 star from every single person we encountered. No notes! Go! You won't regret it!

I want to start by acknowledging the wonderful staff at the resort. The housekeeping team, beach and pool staff, and especially Armanda and Shakira were incredibly kind and welcoming. The person overseeing the gym was also fantastic. The island is beyond beautiful—words can’t do justice to the landscape, especially the mountain views. However, my experience was unfortunately overshadowed by a serious safety issue. A fellow guest became aggressive, vandalized property, shouted at others, and even threatened me directly. Hotel security was called and responded, but the handling of the situation left me deeply unsettled. After taking a report, security failed to provide meaningful assistance in reporting the matter to the police. I had to go to the station myself, at my own cost, with no support or follow-up from the hotel. The individual remained on the property in the days that followed, walking freely around the resort. That felt completely unacceptable for a place like the Four Seasons. To make matters worse, I wasn’t given access to my own report and felt like the issue was being hidden rather than addressed. It was frustrating and disheartening—especially given the expectations one naturally has of a Four Seasons experience. I hope the hotel takes this seriously and reaches out to me directly. I would have expected more support and a stronger commitment to guest safety. This trip had the potential to be perfect, but what happened still weighs heavily on me.

Our 4th trip to Nevis, and somehow it just keeps getting better. The island is breathtaking—quiet beaches, postcard sunsets, and full of charm—but what truly sets the Four Seasons apart is the warmth of the people. Everyone treats you like family, and the service is flawless from start to finish. Special thanks to Nabriska and Azongiah, who take beachside hospitality to the next level, Marvella for the most relaxing spa experience, Matthew at EsQuilina for unforgettable meals, Nadine who made our kids feel right at home, and Phaedra and Kisean for handling every detail with care and ease. Nevis has become a place our family treasures, and we can't wait to return again.

Beautiful!

Went with our family and stayed in a suite. Overall the location and many of the amenities were lovely. Very swimmable and clear black sand beaches great for little children and right by the pool area. Kids club was fantastic with super activities, a nice clean and updated space, and caring staff- my kids couldn’t wait to go back every day. There were a few major gaps though that weren’t up to fs standards. One was the room- it smelled horribly of bug spray and mold and the buildings overall are all very dated and due for updates- it was uncomfortable for us to stay in the room for long. Service and staff was average at best- very slow and hard to find people to help- no one cleaned the pool and beach chairs towards the afternoon when people left and it was often impossible to find a seat or service anywhere. The pool and splash pad need some major help- mold around the perimeters, uneven floors, generally very dated and in need of repair. The adults pool seemed fine. The resort should offer clear beach bags like they do at the Anguilla location. Loved the monkey tour and the coconut experience- those are musts. Quality of tennis area is also high. I would probably not recommend this property as it is for the price and experience expectations.

Can't say enough about how amazing our stay at the four seasons was. The grounds are gorgeous, pools are stunning and the staff is top tier. From front desk, to poolside servers, to the amazing and accommodating chefs who dealt with all our dietary needs (thank you Andrea and Raj!!) we will definitely be coming back with family. The spa was perfect as well, views are spectacular. Everyone here is friendly and happy to make sure your stay goes smoothly, managers check in on you often and you definitely see the four seasons quality in your stay.

This is a very nice property, the resort and all amenities are amazing but what truly sets this place apart is the staff. I’ve never seen a more polite or caring staff!! Food, pools and rooms are all of high quality. Golf course needs a little TLC (layout is amazing but not in the best condition).

We stayed here the last week in April for an anniversary trip for my husband and I, paying very premium rates. I tend to favor hotels that are more intimate and don’t cater to corporate groups. I was shocked to find out upon arrival that FS Nevis is a hotel that does a lot of corporate business during the high season like we were in. It’s 2 planes and a boat to get to so not easy and not a big conference hotel. But i guess it is? If I had known this I might not have went. The week we were there over 90% of the hotel was with an insurance group and it was us and a few other families at most not with that company. The large group affected us in 3 ways: * Most nights for dinner only 1 restaurant was available to eat, the others closed or being taken over by the group. Huge bummer. When in those restaurants we were sometimes the only people eating so it felt weird. At breakfast it was all corporate people with badges hustling and bustling and I felt I was at a work conference and not a relaxing resort. * We could not do excursions (either sunset sail or a snorkeling trip) because FS requires 6 minimum and the hotel was essentially empty of leisure travelers. *When the group members were poolside, it changed the dynamic. The clientele who can afford a FS is different than those staying for free and they treated it like a work party and not a luxury stay. One guy was smoking a cigar despite it being a non-smoking hotel, and packs of coworkers hung out in the pool drinking and cheering. *The adult pool was closed for one day for said group, and another day was not usable due to the workers setting up for the event the next day. I found out later that from February-June the FS Nevis is mostly filled with groups, so if you plan to go during that time, buyer beware. For the high prices we were paying I don’t want to be in convinced by a corporate takeover, and in some cases we were. With that said, here is how I would rate the rest of the property and stay: Arrivals: B FS has to down to a science to pick you up at St Kitts airport, drive you 20 mins to the boat and then whisk you to the dock where FS staff is waiting to take you directly to your room with luggage to follow. No need to go to front desk to check in. My only small gripe is we don’t check luggage, but had to wait 45 mins in the van for all the other families to come out to go to the dock. The vans wait for everyone so you can only go as fast as the slowest family. This was a bit annoying as I don’t love waiting after a long day of travel. Room: A We booked an ocean front but were upgraded to a HUGE suite bigger than my condo which was lovely and unexpected. Housekeeping: A Came early every day and did a fantastic job. Kudos to the team. Staff friendliness: A Everyone we encountered was super friendly, helpful, and got to know us by name. Each day the pool team greeted us and was always there when you needed something. Restaurants: B+ We are not big fish eaters so take our food review with a grain of salt since that is the majority of the menu in most restaurants. . Breakfast was great (ordering off the menu is cheaper than the buffet but portions are still huge), poolside lunches were also good. We liked Mango especially for the nice sea atmosphere. Esquilinia we were not a fan of, we just didn’t think the food was all that great. Pool/Beach: A They have 3 pools, 1 for adults, 2 that allow kids with one of those clearly catering to children. The pool temp was perfect. Refreshingly cool but not cold. Between the 3 pools and the Long Beach with chairs everywhere, they will not run out of space and you won’t have to fight for a chair anywhere. Activities: C- As mentioned, we couldn’t take advantage of much due to the groups. We did get a taxi with tour driver to take us around the island which was a good morning. You can grab that right at the front entrance. Spa: A I went twice and almost went a third time my massages were so good. The treatment rooms are in these little Caribbean huts dotted along the spa property and they have an outdoor cold plunge pool and a heated pool. Very relaxing to sit and stare at the mountain. Would I recommend the FS Nevis for a couples or family vacation? yes, but I would find out first if groups are there and what % of the occupancy they are.

The trip was amazing and the resort was classic and well kept, you do have to ask to get the things you need but once we did/ everything went smoothly. One employee that stood out and went above and beyond was Killion, thank you Killion for making our entire trip relaxing and Lux!!

I want to preface this review with the fact that this is a highly resort company, and for that reason, my expectations were higher than usual because of the price tag and reputation the Four Seasons carries world wide. We utilized their boat transfer service to Nevis from St Kitts. The service was prompt picking us up by van from the airport, organizing our bags and safely getting us directly to the resort. We were offered water and various other beverages for the ride, despite it only being a quick ten minutes. Getting off the boat several staff members were awaiting our arrival to greet us with cool towels and smiles. By the time we exited the dock we were personally escorted to our rooms where our luggage had already been waiting. Overall the food at the resort was delicious. The on-site restaurants I ate at included Mango, On the Dune, Hamilton and Esquillina. We also ate our lunches poolside and stuck with the fish tacos multiple days, because it was just that good. The fish was fresh and not fried, making for the perfect poolside lunch. I also tried the chicken sandwich as well. The jerk chicken from Mango was probably the best jerk chicken I’ve ever had in my life. I also tried the steak from my husbands order and would have to say the chicken was still superior. As far as amenities if need be you can be brought throughout the resort via golf cart since it’s so huge, however, I enjoyed the walking through the beautiful gardens. They service the room at minimum once per day, and even offer turn down service in the evening. For any off resort excursions they assist with taxis and planning as well. For the unprepared or forgetful traveler like myself, the gift shop came in handy with items including basic toiletries and a pool float. They can also assist with mail, for anyone that enjoys sending a postcard. The pool area was always clean, and had a relaxing environment, even in the pool that was family friendly. This is a resort designed to promote a calm and relaxing vibe, with a bit of entertainment at night, without going to late that guests sleep is disturbed. The gym was better than expected and had a decent amount of weights and cardio equipment. Other amenities I noted but did not utilize included the spa, pickleball court, and golf course. From what I’ve heard there are a lot of the green monkeys hanging around the golf court. Although my experience was overall positive and extremely relaxing, the reason for the three stars comes from my personal bias of the Four Seasons reputation for above and beyond service. Everyone working at the resort was extremely friendly, but there came a point where it just did not make up for the slow service. Waiting for a drink at the bar, or a meal at the pool could take upwards of an hour, regardless of crowd size. It seems that, especially for anyone ordering food or drink poolside, their system is disorganized. They write down your room and order, but seem to quickly forget who ordered anything and what they ordered. They announce the food but don’t always say the room or name associated with the order, causing a lot of confusion, mix-ups or forgotten orders. The Four Seasons is not known for their bargain-stays, and I felt that I did not get what I paid for in terms of service. Everything is extremely overpriced. They charge you even for water in your room, yet at the pool or the gym you can actually get it for free. They also have free sunscreen and aloe by the pool but in the gift shop it’s grossly overpriced. It seems that they take advantage of your wallet when they can and unless you know what is actually free or not you will definitely overpay, since it’s not advertised.

What a wonderful stay at The Four Seasons Nevis! We went on a family trip and was so impressed by the service and the hotel. They greeted us at St Kitts and made everything so easy for us to get to the hotel. It’s a quiet resort with not much to do at night however that did not bother us one bit. The staff was so accommodating and extremely attentive. The rooms were spacious and the outside sitting area was nice as well. The only negative thing I could find is that food was very pricey. Overall I give the resort a two thumbs up.

Hello, Yesterday I had the pleasure of renting a cabana through resort pass. There was no place in the app leave feedback so I figured I would try here. We had a once in a lifetime day in Nevis, special thanks to Jamilah and Suyna (not sure the correct spelljng)The service in particular was outstanding. Sushi, cocktails, and the gorgeous opulent surroudings were a real treat. The beach was world class. We had great luck snorkeling seeing fish, stingrays, and turtles. We also asked for some local tips as we were trying to see the island and the ladies were very reasourceful ensuring out day trip from Saint Kitts was complete. Special thanks to manager Kish for getting us access to the spa for showers before our island tour and dinner at Bananas. We have traveled to over 30 countries and can’t wait to come back and stay in Nevis at the Four Seasons. Your entire team are wonderful global ambassadors for not on your brand but the island. Words cannot how grateful we are for your hospitility. Thank you!

Two adults, three kids stayed in in the 14XX Villas. This street of villas is very close to the main resort. You can walk, but they provide a gas-powered golf cart to travel from the main building to your villa. The trip for us took maybe 5 minutes and there is golf cart parking by the visitor parking lot. It's not a big deal to drive back and forth and actually, the kids LOVED it. Probably one of their favorite parts of the entire trip. Room was great - had a jungle vibe, plunge pool out back, the veranda encircled half the villa and was expertly netted in. I saw ONE mosquito the entire four night stay. Amazing. Monkeys were on our roof at one point. There was a mango tree next to the villa. Monkeys came around multiple times. Kids loved that too. Beach is fantastic, you can walk to Sunshine's easily, the resort set up dinners and cabs for us at probably the best three restaurants on the island. Awesome stuff and it's possible the restaurants keep the best tables for 4S guests, because we had great seats at every place. The resort has plenty of space to jog/walk. You can go in and around the golf course, you can head up the hills. We walked an unmarked hiking path at the back of the resort that was VERY rocky and honestly not my favorite. Couple very dangerous spots and no good view for all the effort. Breakfast buffet was 9/10. Sugar Beach on St Lucia is my gold standard. This was great, but not quite 10/10. I had plentiful lox and fruit both days. At $55 per day, couldn't really rationalize eating it every day. They do only charge $20 for kids, though. The main pool chairs are scarce and get snagged early. Unsurprisingly, there is a not-insignificant number of haughty people at the resort whose main goal is probably to be seen. They get those chairs ASAP. But don't let that bother you - the pool is like 85 degrees anyways. Gross. Go to the real pool (calypso) with your kids. We had some food at Kastaway sushi and it rained toward the end of the meal. They replaced any sushi that got wet. Nice! Transfer was not only seamless - it was fun. Did a sip & snorkel that picked us up at the resort on a catamaran. Wow. never done one and it was amazing. Get a good seat out front before everyone realizes that's where you need to be. Deckhands will serve you drinks. Monkey tour was awesome. Saw tons of them and also got some stunning ocean views way up high. We had previously spent three nights at Saint Kitts Marriott (we split our weeks these days and feels like we get two entire vacations because of it. Never get bored) and the difference between the attitude of the resort/taxi/restaurant staff on the two islands is like night and day. It's just crazy. Saint Kitts has the most aloof, almost angry people of a tourist-based economy I have EVER seen in my life. Nevis is just about the nicest. How is this the same country?? Anyways, if you've got plenty of money to burn - go to this resort.

Hi, A few items of concern in no particular order… Does anyone have a suggestion of what the hotel should do ie typically apologize /or how to best compensate me for giving me food that is supposed to be gluten-free … but never is! I even asked the waitress and chef to confirm and it was only after dinner that they came out with their cell phone saying “oh no - we made a mistake”. The chef didn’t even apologize just went and took the ticket from the buffet and disappeared for the rest of the evening. I ate this on Friday and I’m still feeling sick Tuesday evening. When we checked in, we asked if we could get an extra bed for the room we were given the height of my kids (and ages ) as the bed situation was really only comfortable for 3 … long story short we were sold an additional room only to find out the day we checked out that the room category could have a rollaway at a fraction of the cost that would have been more than sufficient. I was told roll aways were not an option “at any time at this hotel” by the person who walked us to the room. Believed both staff members - lesson learned - will google next time. I asked for the manager to call me Friday pm regarding the food situation and I’m still waiting to hear 4 days later! We have been before without kids but based on 2 years ago (and this time) the standard were noticeably lower - we will not return. For those on the fence I would lean on Manderin Oriental - better service - attentive staff ..and managers who care! IeCanouan - hands down better! FYI Nevis is beautiful location and views - but the staff at sunshine’s were more professional as a good comparison. We rented a boat for the day and that was amazing - as are the sunsets. Sushi bar at hotel was good as is Mango - reserve ahead for sure.

As a family of four (2 adults, 3yo toddler and 3mo infant) we recently spent 4 nights there over Presidents’ Day Weekend. Overall, I’m giving the resort 4.5 stars. Some items of note: Babysitting service: Through the resort, we hired a babysitter for our infant and she was incredible. Her name was Clare and we hired her every day and even the morning of our departure. She took great care of our little one, including taking him out for walks and even putting him to sleep at night. It allowed us to fully enjoy meals, pool/beach time, and evenings. Highly recommend. Kids club: Our toddler spent a good amount of time at the kids club. Was perfect for us that the minimum age is 3yo. They have a number of scheduled activities that the kids can partake in, and you can even have food delivered onsite for your child to eat. So in the mornings, we could put in a room service order before leaving the room, then her breakfast would arrive at the kids club soon after we got there. Service: As expected for a Four Seasons, the service was top notch. They are extremely responsive, especially through the very convenient phone app. Given we were traveling with our newborn, they provided a number of essentials such as a crib, bottle warmer, bottle sanitizer, pack and play, brand new bottle scrubbers, and diaper pail - all of which were already set up in the room when we arrived. Room: We stayed in an Ocean-Side Room, which is on the 1st floor (all buildings are 2 stories). Since you can’t really see the ocean from a 1st floor room, a Nevis Peak-View room probably would’ve worked just fine. Room was spacious enough to comfortably fit 4 adults (possible 5 if they let someone sleep on the chaise). This is just for illustrative purposes because I don’t believe this type of room can be reserved for 4 adults. The crib fit just fine in the room and the pack-and-play fit well in the bathroom. Our room had an outdoor seating area that gave us additional access to the resort. Scenery/Views: It’s just beautiful everywhere you look, and we even had professional family photos done while we were there (we saw others doing the same). The resort architecture really has a lot of character. Some considerations: Gym: Way too small for a resort like this. Seen much better in basic hotel chains. It kind of looks like a makeshift/temporary set up. I didn’t ask but hopefully they’re building a proper gym suitable for a Four Seasons. Beach: It’s kind of just OK. Not the resort’s fault obviously. Is what it is. Just know that it’s not fine white sand like you’ll find at say Four Seasons Anguilla. Tennis: Very nice tennis courts with incredible views. I didn’t realize there were court fees (admittedly that’s on me). Regardless we played once. But on top of the fee, it’s $20pp to rent a racquet (not demo quality) and then a can of balls is $15. So next time, I’d bring my racquets for sure and perhaps even a can or two of balls if I have the luggage space. I know the Four Seasons isn’t cheap but I was still caught a bit off guard. Again, something I could’ve researched beforehand. Laundry: Some reviews on here mentioned laundry facilities that guest could access. Must no longer be the case. Overall we had a fantastic experience especially because of how kid friendly the resort is. Without the babysitter and the kids club, we just couldn’t have fully enjoyed the trip. Service was great as one would expect at the Four Seasons. Only thing truly making me take off half a star is the gym.

I selected this resort because it had a beautiful tennis facility. The facility has two hard courts, 4 Har-Tru clay courts, and 2 artificial turf courts. When I was there the facility had two coaches working with whom you can book private lessons with anytime from 7:30am to 9pm. You can tell them that you just want to rally so you get a good hitting session. I'm a 4.5 NTRP player and both coaches - Angel and Eric - were fantastic players and gave me a great session. Both of them were very friendly on and off the court and I really enjoyed starting every day off playing tennis. Now to discuss the actual resort... I stayed for 12 nights. We did many of the activities and excursions while we were there. Some must do experiences are the private beach dinner and the Spa Under the Stars if you travel with your significant other. The Spa Under the Stars is a private experience in which the entire Spa belongs to you and your partner for the night. It starts off in the locker room where rose petals lead the way to the steam sauna and shower. Then you change into your robes and come out into the garden where your two masseurs await you with glasses of Champagne. A delightful coconut milk foot bath ensues along with a 80 minute massage in the garden under the evening sky. After this, you relax and sit at a beautifully set dinner table and enjoy a private multi-course dinner. We were waited on by a wonderful man named Ravetoli. He was very personable, attentive, and funny - we loved talking with him and got to know him. He really made the dinner special for me and my fiancee. If you are lucky enough to have him, be sure to request some nice cocktails and drinks, as he will make them for you and he is fantastic at it. We were lucky enough to have him wait on us for the private beach dinner as well! After the dinner, the spa belongs to you. You can stay for a few hours and enjoy the cold plunge pool and the outdoor natural stone jacuzzi in privacy with your partner. As you can imagine it's a very intimate and romantic experience. The one caveat I will mention is when you're lounging outside of the pools, be sure to cover up as the bugs WILL find you (mosquitos and no-see-ums). Or use bug spray, lest you spend the rest of the night itchy :) Anyways we did many more experiences like Cooking with Ras Iroy, cupcake decorating, cookie decorating, the Hamilton Tour, the private sunset sail, the snorkeling expedition on the catamaran, TrampoLEAN, and more, and we recommend all of it if you have time in your schedule. With respect to dining experiences, you must make time to visit Bananas restaurant and Drift restaurant, both off the resort. I highly recommend getting there around 5pm so you have time to enjoy the marvelous views at these restaurants. That's it for me, enjoy the resort!

Overall really lovely stay! Loved the views of St Kitts, the long beach to walk, the snorkeling (turtles, rays) right off shore, the monkey tour, and the ability to walk to other nearby beachside restaurants. Staff very kind and helpful. Breakfast buffet lovely. I recommend one night doing a sunset drink on the pier bar, but going offsite for dinner to try local cuisine (Drift, Bananas, Golden Rock).

First class! Amazing time!

A lot of things to like at the Four Seasons, but a few issues that I will describe below. First, I have to start the review about the employees at this resort. I have stayed at numerous 5 star Caribbean resorts and the people have always been great. The employees here, however, were a step above. After a few days many knew our names. You literally could not walk past anyone here without a hello, can I help you or how is your trip. Truly amazing staff all over. The rest of the resort is very nice. Unlike one main tall building this hotel is spread out amongst a winding line of two story villas. There are three pools one of which is adult. This set up worked out great for us because we were traveling with college aged children. We received a room near the adult pool and because there were no young kids around even the beach in this spot was quiet and predominantly occupied by adults or college aged kids. This provided a great set up if your not traveling with young children during the holidays. The beach is very nice, the water was calm and beautiful. The hotel had all the necessary amenities including three restaurants for dinner where we had excellent meals, two for lunch (one being a great sushi spot) and we never had a bad meal. There was also live entertainment near the "on the dune" restaurant and lounge each night we were there. We also used the spa which has a nice zen feel with a waterfall and plunge pool. Soild locker rooms and relaxing beds. We had 4 massages, Two were great and the other two about average. Now, unfortunately a few negatives. First, the real reason for my 4 star review (not 5) comes down largely to the rooms. These are not 5 star luxury Four Seasons accommodations. The bathrooms are ancient. The tile is old, the water sensor on the shower wall was coming off the wall whenever we turned on the water and the shower head looked like it was from the 70's. As for the room, the size was excellent. Perhaps the wall paper was new, but overall it was dull and uninspiring. Also, the walls are incredibly thin. We had a connecting room with our kids so it was not an issue, but even with those doors closed we could.hear them clearly at least 50% of the time. If another family was in that room it would have been a problem. Next, the hotel has numerous winding pathways that make its way from one side of the resort to the other. You use them to get everywhere. If anyone from the Four Seasons is reading this its time for repaving. We encountered far too many holes, raised flags, broken cobble stones and cracks that should not exist at a 5 star resort, or even a 4 or 3 star resort. A near trip on a walk back to our room at night was almost a potential trip ending/altering injury. Also, the entry areas into the rooms looked old and tired. Next, you need new beach chairs. They are not uniform. They are slightly different throughout which just looks cheap, some the arms are falling apart and chipping and they are generally uncomfortable. A resort such as this should have better quality. As for sports, the presence of tennis and pickle ball courts are great, but there are no Jet Skis and the overall water sports available for guests like rafts, fun things to take out into the sea, etc are generally lacking from what you see at other fine resorts. This is the weakest aspect of the beach. With some improvements this would be a 5 star plus resort.

Four Seasons at Nevis is our favorite vacation spot because it’s friendly and luxurious. Lofty prices.

We are halfway through our stay at the Four Seasons Nevis and could not be happier with this amazing resort! The property is breathtaking with views of the beach on one side and mountains on the other. The room is large, comfortable and beautifully maintained by the housekeeping staff. We have really enjoyed the food at On the Dunes and Mangoes. We look forward to trying the other restaurants as well in the coming days. Yesterday we had the best experience of our trip so far at the rum tasting class! Our instructor Estilita was extremely knowledgeable and she was also great fun! She taught us about different types of rum and what to look for in a good, aged rum. She is also so warm and funny that we didn’t want to leave! We have been to a number of islands in the Caribbean and have stayed and some great resorts but this Four Seasons is our very favorite. The staff here are so kind and friendly! From the groundskeepers, housekeepers, servers at the restaurants/pools/beach, gift shop, every single one greets us and has made us feel welcome. Many have shared their own experiences living on this beautiful island and have made helpful suggestions. We can’t wait to return with our adult children and share this remarkable experience!

everything was beyond perfect but the service was second to none! We loved every moment here!

Missing all the special touches of other five star and four seasons resorts we’ve been to. Property and beach are super pretty and the ladies at the main pool and dine restaurant were polite. But I guess we were not vip enough to get the extra level of wow we’ve gotten every other time we’ve stayed at a four season’s property.

Excellent.

Amazing stay the staff was wonderful and attentive . Great location wonderful property

It was nice , but I think they should include the transportation from and to the airport , it’s a very expensive hotel and at least that should be included

Nice property with beautiful views. Service is slow, sometimes forgetful, food not so great

Beautiful weather amazing staff very pricey extras add up property condition. Exterior was under expectations for a four seasons.

The staff and service were top notch. Great food and drinks and beautiful grounds

5 star quality

Fabulous hotel!! Great staff!!

We spent 2 nights in Nevis and really enjoyed our time there. The Four Seasons is a lovely property, however a bit dated for the price. The pools could use a bit of a modern upgrade and the revolving dates on the restaurants was a bit disappointing as we weren't able to try all the dining options because not everything was open (we were there over a weekend too). The people are delightful, the beach is spectacular and the snorkeling was great. We definitely recommend staying there is you are to visit Nevis.

Very relaxing, good sport options.

The Four Seasons Nevis is an absolutely beautiful property. The rooms are elegant and comfortable, and the food is excellent. The staff are friendly and so helpful. We are definitely going back to stay longer!

Beautiful property. Felt like I was in paradise!!!!!

service & location was immaculate!

my birthday dessert strawberry was molded & all my documents had “Mr.” attached to my name opposed to “Miss/Ms.” after I told the property numerous times to change it

very friendly and careful staff, which give you Caribbean vibe during all your stay and you are really enjoy it. Huge and very beautiful territory

Too big hotel . very good for corporate events , but not very convenient for romantic vacation

Over priced at $55.00 for buffet. Ordered off menu.

literally everything

Staff was exceptional. Beach was not too busy and water was great. Also a very nice infinity pool area.

Four season and booking.com are thieves they stole my money

Four season and booking.com are thieves they stole my money

Beautiful resort on a lovely gem of an island. Mount Nevis is gorgeous and makes a beautiful backdrop. Quality of food onsite was hit/miss, but that is usually the case for most resorts. Staff was overall wonderful and gracious, although they could have done a better job coordinating/communicating onsite activities so that guests could have enjoyed the offerings better. We had a fantastic time and would return to FS Nevis again.

Our stay was perfect. The resort was beautiful and the staff was very accommodating. We traveled with two toddlers and the extra kid amenities in our room including a step stool, diaper pale, soaps, etc were so helpful. The property has a lot of offer for families.

We liked how nice, clean and well kept the property was.

We liked the remote and calm nature of the resort. We did not like the Ocean pool (algae problem) or the unexpected transportation fee $340) to/from the resort.

Nevis itself is beautiful and relatively unspoiled. We snorkeled, golfed, beach swam and took the Funky Monkey tour. The staff at the Four Seasons is top notch and friendly. The room was nice and the housekeeping staff were perfect. The food was excellent but felt a bit overpriced. There was a corporate outing at the hotel and the only problem with it is that they close some pools and restaurants to other visitors while the corporate groups have them. The golf course is gorgeous and well laid out but too dry and needs water. The hotel could do a better job of arranging outings for the guests. I kind of felt like they try to keep you on premises too hard — we wanted an island tour and had to find and book our own. We wanted to go on a catamaran and they could not arrange. We didn’t see any excursions to anywhere. Snorkeling was on the hotel taxi boat and not a real snorkeling expert. Overall it is good enough for the relative remoteness but there Is room for improvement.

The hotel staff was very friendly! The property is becoming a bit dated but very clean. We do wish there were more hotel activities to choose from. We often felt ourselves with nothing to do in the afternoon because the evening music didn’t start until 9 or later. Yoga on the beach or early afternoon entertainment would have been. Ice for those of us who rise early and go to bed early.

Great views! Helpful staff! Lots of activities! Excellent food!

Beautiful resort with the nicest, friendliest staff

Be prepared to charter (for convenience) the hotel's service to and from the property from St. Kitts for an additional $340 per couple. If you are looking at the Four Seasons in Nevis, you can't be concerned about budgets. If you want to be budget conscious, look elsewhere. Initially, it's hard to transition from the business world of budgets/costs to the resort. Expect to pay $100 for a casual meal. Things aren't any better off the resort at nice restaurants. The staff is wonderful. We casually mentioned it would be nice to have chairs facing the peak on the entrance to the room...breeze was good there...and next thing you know....chairs appeared. Be prepared to drop bills all over for tips. (The nice thing to do.) The locals appreciate the hospitality in reverse and they are nice. Tourism is their revenue. The resort offers transportation throughout the island, not too many rental car services (they aren't necessary.) My wife and I do not play golf, but the golf "tour" of the course was wonderful. The General Manager greeted us at the dock, and is visible throughout the stay. First class all the way. Monkeys entertained us. The resort waters are tranquil and clear. Golf and tennis are great because the winds are calmer on this side of the island. The views are beautiful...everywhere you look. Weather was always wonderful. I'd go again there in a heartbeat. We didn't visit St. Kitts, the Four Seasons was wonderful. Don't expect crowds here and the place is beautiful.

People are so nice. Golf course beautiful. Dining superb. Breakfast buffet wonderful. Quite accommodating to gluten free diners

For much of the stay, the resort was quite empty, with more staff than guests, but allowed a level of personal service and serenity uncommon. The staff are all super friendly and helpful. The food is good, but so expensive! And things like exercise classes for $75 or massage for $300 seem high, even for 4 Seasons. The beach, the pools, the grounds are all terrific, and the one night when we had entertainment, it was beyond amazing, with a singer with the best voice I have ever witnessed live. We very much enjoyed our stay there as a couple, and would consider returning, possibly with a large family trip.

Hotel looks very old Staff are rude The worst four seasons hotel Pool in a very terrible condition Don’t go there!!

The hospitality at Four Seasons Nevis was outstanding. The staff was super friendly, super accommodating and had attitudes of service, made me feel, as a guest, like they wanted me to be there and make my experience wonderfulc which it was. The actual hotel was beautiful, yes, they’re under going construction, but so is my street and town, but there is t a beautiful beach, sun and a warm breeze and Nevis peak to admire on my street. We stayed in a renovated room and it was very generous with space and view. We are already planning our return to this special little island, Nevis and staying at the Four Season’s there.

Was absolutely perfect! Staff was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend.

Spectacular location, excellent and friendly staff!

I loved the beach. did not like the fall back/island time attitude of the employees nor the fact that the ac of my room did not work during the whole stay

This is not a "four seasons" service nor quality. The room was filthy. The pool in the bacck of the yark was dirty and took them 3 days to come and clean. I feel ripped off paying over $2000 per night for a luxury villa which was full of dust and dirt. I asked for coffee the first day and it took 3 phone calls and 3 hours. Poolside and beach service was ok or terrible. Many of the staff was very friendly and the rest had bad attitudes. I would not recommend this location to anyone and I honestly would not go back even if they offered the same room for free! This is an insult to four seasons. You guys should seriously consider removing your name off this hotel. Not acceptable! I will look at reviews and be a lot more hesitant staying at a four seasons in the future. Very unexpected and sad.

We renewed our vows for our 30th wedding anniversary and it was the most amazing experience. Every single person was amazing specially our event planner Jermaine. Everything went smoothly from the day we arrived until the day we left. We loved it so much we hope to return someday. We have traveled all our lives and stayed in many places but no one beats “The Four Seasons Resort”. So far we have been to the one in Costa Rica where my son had his wedding and this one in Nevis. Great job!!! Four Seasons.

I had the most wonderful vacation at the Four Seasons in Nevis. Everything .... everything was first class. I was in dire need of a relaxing vacation and everything was absolutely perfect. The hotel was outstanding, the service was fantastic and the staff was stellar. We will be back!

excellent vacation. very relaxing, staff was excellent, always smiling and accomadating

Beautiful hotel. Wonderful people. Staff was amazing. We are lucky we got time to go. Would definitely go back.