Keyonna Beach

Excellent resort. Highly recommended if you want a more relaxed vacation as it was the best vacation i have ever been on.

We had a wonderful relaxing week. Great service, food and beach . It is quiet - bring a book - no TV Great island trips . We would highly recommend this hotel and are returning next year

We recently stayed at this resort and chose it based on the overwhelmingly positive reviews. I’ll start with the highlights, because there were some. Our room was beautiful. Clean, well-maintained, with an incredible view. The plunge pool and beach access made the experience, and we were very happy we chose the highest room tier. Housekeeping was consistent, and the setting felt quiet, secluded, and peaceful. The beach was the standout. The water was that perfect turquoise, and we were in it every day. While all beaches in Antigua are public, this one still felt private with minimal foot traffic, which we loved. Service overall was good, with Tevin on the beachfront and Odeal in the restaurant being standouts. They were attentive, personable and on top of things. That said, there were a few downsides. At night, wind and surrounding vegetation caused loud banging against the building, waking us up several times. It seems like trimming the branches could easily fix this. The minibar was also underwhelming. We selected vodka and scotch and were given Smirnoff, which felt out of place at this price point, especially when Grey Goose was available elsewhere on the property. The biggest disappointment was the food. Based on reviews, we expected much more. Meals felt batch-prepared rather than fresh, and the quality just wasn’t there. We ended up eating burgers and fries most days because it was the only reliable option, and even dinners lacked the presentation and standard you’d expect. We left the property twice just to find better meals. The resort is described as “rustic,” which we understand, but some areas felt more worn than intentional. Visible pipes, maintenance areas in plain view, and buildings needing upkeep took away from the overall feel. Overall, we loved the room and the beach and had a great trip, but for a resort at this level, the food and some of the details fell short.

Our second time at Keyonna Beach Resort. A truly unique paradise. If you are looking to do nothing in beatiful surroundings with amazing staff this is the place for you. You can float, drift and totally relax. Staff are amazing and welcome you like family. There are low key activities if you wish to participate, but no pressure.

Just got home to the UK after a wonderful 12 night holiday at Keyonna Beach. We couldn't have been happier with everything. It's a beautifully landscaped resort, very peaceful and you feel like you have a lot of privacy. The sea is gorgeous to swim in and there are a few tropical fish to see around the rocks close to the shore. We like peace and quiet so Keyonna was perfect for us although sometimes we found the live band music at dinner a bit loud as the evening went on, but the quality of the bands was impressive. We are not used to three full meals a day so found we tended to either skip lunch or dinner. The beach grill was very useful and produced some very tasty snacks. We recommend the shrimp quesadilla and the jerk chicken wings. The staff were without fault, everyone was very sweet and friendly, and the service was very efficient. We recommend hiring a car to see the rest of the island as there is loads to see. We especially enjoyed the Antiguan History Museum in St John's, very educative and poignant. We had a fascinating hour or so visiting Canadian-born Grant Joyce who grows the only black pineapples on the island at Claremont Farm. He said many visitors book a time to visit but then don't turn up so please don't stand him up people, he's a busy man and his time shouldn't be wasted waiting for no shows! We absolutely loved Antigua and would love to come back one day.