Ti Kaye Resort & Spa

Ti Kaye ❤️❤️ It’s hard to put into words how much I loved this resort. It is stunnimg. The beautiful location, decour, gardens ambiance,attention to detail and fabulous vibe. The food was stunning with a variety of drinks. My house was so special, with a fabulous bed, outside shower, hammock, rocking chair. The beach is close and access is by funicular and the bay beautiful Calm and smorkling was a breeze. If you want to escape the world go to Ti Kaye

Well kept, nice resort with access to a beach which is otherwise pretty much accessible only by boat. The location is off the beaten track so you need to take a taxi or the hotel tours to visit other parts of the island, but having seen the north, more populated and busy part of the island, we were pleased with our choice. Accommodation in bungalows which are clean and well serviced by friendly and helpful staff. Nice sea views from the verandas. The main restaurant is OK, the food reasonable quality if lacking in imagination and on occasion not quite meeting the description on the menu, but it does have to satisfy a wide range of nationalities.

This resort has many positives: beautiful views, 33 cottages that are well appointed and well maintained, and the food was very good. There are many included amenities such as a pool, WiFi across the entire resort including the beach, comfy beach loungers, kayaking gear, snorkeling gear to rent, bar service to the pool and beach, and tours for purchase that leave from the resort. There were a few downsides to this resort. First, the resort is in a remote location so leaving the resort to dine elsewhere is challenging. If you rented a car (as we did), you are challenged with driving on the precarious roads and paying for a ride s ushers is very expensive. As I mentioned, the food was very good but your choices are limited. The Beach Bar stops serving at 4 pm which leaves you with the main dining room that has a somewhat limited menu. There were many instances throughout the week when we received misinformation from staff ranging from staff not knowing when happy hour was at either of the bars, posted significant pricing differences for excursions, and communication issues regarding the relocation of our room (an unavoidable situation that arose out of our hands).

My wife and I spent a week at Ti Kaye to celebrate our anniversary and a birthday. The ride from the airport is everything you've read about but that is part of the adventure with uniquely beautiful mountain views and we always felt safe. We stayed in an ocean view cottage with pool on the all-inclusive plan and highly recommend both. Our room was meticulously clean (thank you Flavia) and the view amazed us every day and night. Loved having the coffee press. We left a little note with a tip each morning and anything we asked to restock was provided. The outdoor shower was amazing, especially in the rain or under the stars. The little pool was perfect temp and always clean. All of our meals, at Kai Manje and Ti Manje, were consistently very good. Flavorful with refined presentation. The drinks and cocktails were great and always in a nice glass with a great selection of included wines. We had a great wine tasting/pairing with Rohan in the beautiful wine cave. The main bar had great cocktails and Vincia, Zach and Jerry always took care of us with a smile and good conversation. Service in Ti and Kai Manje was always spot-on. Marissa, Tammy, Edd, Fred and everyone else were so friendly and professional. We met Mario the exec chef in the gym, he's clearly doing a good job and watching him oversee things was impressive. Many employees have been there for a decade or more which says a lot about management. Surprised my wife with an 80 min hot stone massage, she said Natalie was amazing. There was also a well appointed little gift shop. We did the Land and Sea tour and the sunset tour with Captain Lester and Matt on one the newest and most beautiful boats we've ever been on, both tours highly recommended. There was always room to sit by the pool with food and bar service. The Ti Kaye app worked well on the whole property with orders delivered right to your pool or beach lounger. The beach had nice loungers, beach cabanas and palm trees to get as much or little sun as you want. The water is crystal clear with kayaks and snorkel equip available and the rings in the water are a great place to cool off in the sun. We met Charlie on the beach and he prepared some of his freshly caught fish over a fire with a delicious garlic dipping sauce, one of our favorite meals. Tips - the property was well lit but I was happy to have my little flashlight. My wife had a bag to carry her shoes to dinner because the are many steps and steep hills on the way to the restaurant. Be prepared to get some exercise, not for the faint of heart. Overall, the genuine friendliness of the people made our stay extra special and we highly recommend Ti Kaye.

My husband and I travelled to Ti Kaye for my 30th birthday with both of my sisters and their significant others. Overall, this resort is an incredible experience. The staff is always friendly and accommodating. (special shoutout to Vincia in the Cliff Bar, who helped my husband make a custom Bloody Mary, now titled the Bloody Baron and who also made the BEST gin and tonic I've ever had.) We did take advantage of the many extras you can pay for. A sunset cruise, wine tasting (with a level 2 sommelier who really knew his stuff) and a rum tasting with Dina (who was also so funny and always came over to tell us hello around the resort). I really do recommend these on top of the all-inclusive program, which you should 100% get, it pays for itself! The beach was great, you can order drinks directly to your beach chairs or pergolas. While all beaches are public in St Lucia, Ti Kaye has a roped off section that the catamaran cruises would tend to stick out of. You can grab kayaks or snorkeling gear, which we took advantage of multiple times. Our room included a plunge pool which I really appreciated. We stayed in one of the further rooms down the hill, so a heads up if walking down a slope is tough for you. We appreciated it as it balanced out the dinner calories haha. This resort is a bit more angled towards couples, no kids allowed, but despite us travelling in a group of six, they always had a table ready for us. My only warning would be the road in, the trip from the southern airport is a bit bumpy and takes 90 minutes or so. I'm sure I'm forgetting something because it was such an overwhelming experience but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Ti Kaye to anyone. I'll end off with my true thanks to the staff for making this so incredible.