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The superb Windjammer Landing Villa Beach Resort on the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia evokes the atmosphere of an exotic Mediterranean-style village, coupled with all the services and amenities needed to impress the most seasoned of travelers. Noted Caribbean architect Ian Morrison is responsible for designing the sprawling 55-acre resort, which fronts a private crescent-shaped beach, featuring a collection of whitewashed villas, many boasting their own private plunge pools. Discover common appointments of fully-equipped kitchens, bedrooms with ocean views, rattan furnishings and elegant open floor plans.
Windjammer Landing Villa Beach Resort
Labrelotte Bay
Castries, Saint Lucia
Nearest Airport: SLU
The BEST experience ever. My family & I stayed at the Windjammer in the Queen’s Manor Villa and it was such a beautiful space. The villa was 3 beds, 3.5 baths, multiple terraces, and a private pool. There’s a full kitchen and a living room area. The butlers and all the staff were extremely helpful, friendly, professional and knowledgeable. Winsley, Marcus, and Dunstan took the best care of us. Any time we needed a ride, a reservation, a recommendation or ANYTHING they got it done. The food at this resort is phenomenal. Much better than your typical resort. Our favorite restaurant was jammer’s. But the Indian, steakhouse and Italian restaurants were also very good. We will be back!
Adrina W - Cleveland, Ohio
Visited for 1 week in May with 11 members of my family as well as extended family. This included 5 kids aged 8 to 13 and 2 grandparents who are near 80. Positive -food was excellent at all the restaurants. Although if I had to choose, Upper Deck would take the #1 spot. -beach area is beautiful sand and well kept. -beach, pool and bars are all in close proximity . -staff are generally friendly and helpful Negatives -service was glacial. Every lunch and dinner was 1.5 to 3 hours. I don't understand why as it wasn't that busy. This was very frustrating. Fortunately, breakfast is a buffet. -even on an all inclusive you still have to sign a bill at every meal and I felt pressure to tip every time. - our room was a 2 room villa. It's fairly dated and could use a refresh. Cautions -this resort is built onto the side of a hill. Rooms and villas can be up or very up on the hill. Yes, a bunch of the rooms are walkable but the paths are very steep in some spots. The good news is they run shuttles and they are available in short order. Other -we didn't use the kids club so cannot comment on it.
mcke1610 - Toronto, Canada
Windjammer was amazing. The staff from check in to check out were top notch. Super friendly and nice. My butler's went above and beyond as well. They really do take great care of you. Will definitely try and go back
Pam C
Would stay again ! We had some bumps along the road, but none that we’re not resolved with the help of management staff. I was promised it would get turned around and it was.❤️ upon check-in was given the royal treatment love the cold towels to wipe off on. However, staff needs to take a few lessons in customer service, especially when there is a water issue.. this resort is not far from OJ Spa, which is where I like to go for treatment. I very much enjoyed the sax player during dinner at dragonfly. The chicken curry was delicious at jammers!! Thank you to Lewis and management for continual following up with me. I’m hoping to lead a wellness retreat next year and my plan would be to stay there with my group.
marelise22 - Clearwater, Florida
After a long ride from the airport we arrived at the Windjammer resort, initial impressions were very nice! The reception & surrounding buildings looked very well maintained and gave of a Greek village vibe. Unfortunately it did not continue. We were staying in a one bedroom villa and again 1st impressions good, very clean, spacious & comfortable bed but there was no mini bar, just a fridge, no UK sockets which we researched was the plug type in St Lucia's, trying to get a plug adapter proved to be a mission, reception did lend us one (with a 25$ deposit!). No turn down service, just a knock on the door at 5pm with 2 cartons of water. Certainly not 5* The restaurants were generally very good, we were glad to be all inclusive as they did appear to be very expensive. Staff were very hit and miss, and the tipping of meals was expected although a service charge was included in the bill, in the UK if a service charge is included that is generally the tip? Breakfast was OK, could have done with a bit more choice & maybe a little warmer. Pool beds were mostly all reserved by 8am, there was plenty of room on the beach as an alternative, but if you prefer the pool as we do you had to be early. Our main gripe with the hotel was the expectation of tips from the staff for anything, even for ice-cream when the server didn't even move from their seat. It costs a lot of money to holiday at this hotel & when you are all inclusive you are judged that you are not tipping enough constantly. Staff have to deserve a tip for service in our eyes, manners, politeness & a smile is not to much to ask
JudyC72 - Colchester, United Kingdom
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