Stonefield Villa Resort

We enjoyed our honeymoon at Stonefield Villa. We had a 4 night stay. Our stay came with a free breakfast option. They had our room decorated nicely with a bottle of champagne. We stayed in the piton suite. All of the villas have a private pool. This made our first evening and morning easy to just relax and unwind. The have a floating breakfast, lunch and dinner option. We had the floating breakfast. The breakfast was great every morning; however, the dinner menu changed everyday and it was very limited. The staff were very kind and attentive. They gave us a cell phone to call for room service, and taxi service. Whenever we used their taxi service, we would just give them a call back to pick us up. This made it very easy to get around without the stress of having to worry about how we would get back. Our villa was beautiful. It has a nice kitchen and our bathroom/ shower area did not have a fourth wall. The shower outdoors was a very serene and relaxing experience. We were given a free 15 minute foot massage. Our massage was so good, we scheduled a couples massage for the very next day. We also purchased the soup, candle and body oil from the spa. If we have the opportunity to visit st Lucia again, we will definitely stay at Stonefield Villa again.

This was my first time in St. Lucia and my first time going on a solo vacation. I couldn't have asked for a better experience. Stonefield Villa Resort was absolutely PERFECT for my trip. It was private, peaceful, the staff was incredibly helpful, and every single meal I had at the Mango Tree Restaurant was amazing. Each villa comes with it's own private pool, hammock, and incredible views of the ocean and/or Pitons. I've never stayed somewhere that was so peaceful and so private. It was exactly what I was looking for. I purchased the Solo Traveler Package, which included airport transfers, breakfast/dinner/drinks, and a number of excursions. I did every single excursion that was included and loved them all, especially the snorkeling trip and the waterfall. Oh, and the massage at Escape Spa was one of the best I've had (and I get massages pretty often). I can't say enough good things about my stay, and would recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful and adventurous stay in St. Lucia. If you're looking for nightlife and late nights, this probably isn't the place for you. But if you're looking for a relaxing vacation with the most amazing views, rooms, staff, and food, this is your place.

My husband and I stayed at this hotel during our anniversary trip to St Lucia. The views are spectacular, every villa has its own pool, and the staff was very helpful. I highly recommend staying here! The area also has a lot to offer if you want to explore.

There could not be a more beautiful place to stay. The views were unbelievable day and night. The private villas allowed for comfort and relaxation on a different level. The restaurant rotated a menu that kept us wondering how it could keep getting better each meal. The food at all three mealtimes was beautifully presented and just provided incredible flavors. But the best part is the staff. Everyone was friendly, going out of their way to know who you are and provided for any need or want. I felt like we were leaving family by the end of the stay. They will provide transfers to and from the airport. They do all the detail work for any excursions you want to take. Privacy, quiet, clean, beautiful, delicious-these are just a few of the words to describe Stonefield.

We stayed here for 6 nights out of our ten day trip (the other 4 nights were at Anse Chastanet so see my review for there too). Providing more details as previous reviews really helped us make decisions. Our room: We stayed in a mountain and ocean view villa. Very grateful for the air conditioning here to escape the heat and the outer area was comfortable too. 1) Kitchen was well supplied. Felt weird having a big sugar bowl in the fridge that I’m assuming is shared with previous occupants. No microwave so had to get creative with reheating leftovers. 2) No daily room service so had to ask for everything you wanted at the restaurant (ie, creamers for coffee, fresh towels) or call reception. 3) Outdoor shower was nicer than I expected but could not get hot water even with booster. 4) Got a call one morning that water would be off for 20 minutes, 2-3 hours later we still had no water so called front desk, said they would look into, never heard back but water did come back on shortly after. 5) Having a private pool was awesome! Can’t beat the mountain view! The food: We chose to only get breakfast as provided with the room rate. The all inclusive option seemed expensive and we’re really glad we didn’t pay for that. We also thought we’d go out more into town. 1) First night we arrived was Saturday, we didn’t make reservations because we had a late lunch and weren’t sure when we would be hungry. When we finally went down to the restaurant, we were kind of told off for not making a reservation. This was not a good first impression/experience but do understand they get busy on a Saturday night. 2) Breakfast - basic options included with room rate so not much variety especially if you stay longer than a few days. Requested Raisin Bran first two mornings which came crawling with ants. They did replace with a fruit cup but it was a turn-off. 3) We ended up here for dinner four nights (three for me as I ate leftovers from another restaurant) because we got too lazy to go out but menu was very limiting - three entree choices and given that I don’t eat fish, seafood, or spicy food, there was little for me to eat and ended up with apps/salads. Hubby did love all the fish & seafood he ate. 4) Missed breakfast one day as we had no water and couldn’t freshen up to go. When we went for lunch, we were told they could have brought breakfast to us but by then, it was too late. 5) Get pressured to tip for breakfast - they hand you a zero bill with a place to fill in a tip. 6) Originally booked the candlelight dinner under the mango tree for $185 US / couple on the day of our 25th anniversary but cancelled it when we realized it’s the same regular dinner menu and didn’t feel it would be worth it. 7) Service in restaurant was often slow, okay when you’re on holiday but when it’s not busy, not sure why. The staff: Difficult to understand the English of some of the staff. Wait staff were lovely. Responsive when we called reception to make taxi/excursion arrangements. The excursions: 1) We did Morne Coubaril 3 in 1 zip lining, buffet, run tasting tour on our own, getting a taxi from Stonefield to there - WAY cheaper than booking through resort. 2) We booked the Tet Paul nature trail hike through Stonefield which worked out great. Tip: It’s a pretty short taxi drive over to other resorts for a meal. We hopped over to Dasheene restaurant at Ladera Resort for our anniversary and had a fantastic meal. On our last night, we went over to Jalousie Grill at Sugar Beach resort and had an amazing meal there. Overall, I was going to give this three stars but dropped to two because personally, I only read 4-5 star reviews and 1-2 star reviews and felt some of the points above should be read if you’re considering this resort. I would also say that as the second resort after Anse Chastanet, this review is probably harsher than if we had done Stonefield first or if we had only stayed here, but it’s hard not to compare so hope this helps others!