Zemi Beach House, LXR Hotels & Resorts

Just had the weekly lobster fest bbq(every Wednesday) the entertainment was awesome. Very laided back vibe! Don't think older kids would enjoy. Gorgeous beach, only 77 rooms, awesome breakfast buffet. The food is very good. The service is excellent( remember, this is the Caribbean)

I’ve stayed here twice now, and this second visit left me with more frustrations than fond memories. Food & Dining (20 Knots / Bohio) The biggest letdown was the dining experience. The food at 20 Knots is overpriced for what you get, and the menu barely changes from night to night, which gets old fast. My advice: eat outside the resort whenever you can, you’ll get a much better deal. One practical heads up for anyone visiting in early April, both 20 Knots and Bohio have a serious mosquito problem during dinner hours. All seating is exterior, so dress accordingly and bring your own repellent. On that note, trying to get mosquito spray from staff turned into a whole ordeal where I had to track down four different employees before anyone could actually help. Service Service was underwhelming throughout the stay. Dinner staff often seemed disengaged or visibly unhappy, which isn’t exactly the vibe you want on vacation. Housekeeping in the room also left a lot to be desired, floors were sandy and dirty most days with little sign of proper vacuuming. Hilton Diamond Status As a Diamond member returning for a second stay at this property, I received zero acknowledgment and no upgrade whatsoever. That kind of thing matters to loyal guests and it was a noticeable miss. There are aspects of this resort that still have potential, but until the food variety, service quality, and guest recognition improve meaningfully, it’s hard to recommend over other options in the area.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

One of the very finest hotels I have ever stayed in. It is a gorgeous, shimmering resort in Anguilla, an island that is poised to become the next hotspot in the Caribbean. The rooms and suites are well appointed, with a combination of touches that feel like home dipped in luxury. The centerpiece of Zemi is the Zemi Thai House, a 300-year-old Asian-inspired building that serves as the holistic spa. Lena was my therapist and she delivered an invigorating facial and relaxing massage. You should seek out Lena when you go to Zemi. There are hammams to lounge in, a vitality pool and a cozy juice bar. A true spiritual experience. The on-site restaurant served remarkable food. If you’re there on a Wednesday night, make sure you go to Caribbean Night. It’s a sumptuous barbecue buffet with effervescent music. Zemi is right on the beach and it is one of the best beaches in the Caribbean. White sand, blue water, and no seaweed. This is my fifth Caribbean trip in seven years and the beach at Zemi is the best I’ve been to. Zemi Beach House is the best hotel in the Caribbean. Kudos to the warm, friendly and familial staff. They never hesitated to offer a nice greeting, ask you if you needed anything, or suggest ways to make your stay better. I wish I could’ve been at Zemi even longer than the week we were there. I want to come back.

I stayed here for four nights. I got a free upgrade as I was a hilton diamond member that was really nice. The workers were extremely nice and kind it felt like they got to know you. The adult pool and main pool were not overcrowded despite the hotel being fully booked which was great. Overall, I recommend.

Great hotel with points and FNC. Otherwise feels like any other Hilton.