Windjammer Landing Villa Beach Resort

Beautiful lobby and warm welcome upon arrival. Resort sits on a beautiful beach. Bathroom was disgusting- full of mold on shower floor and walls. When brought to staffs attention, the response was very non-concerning. We had to walk through standing water and mold in shower each day. Also lots of bugs flying around the standing water. If you do not purchase the all-inclusive plan expect to pay for expensive meals and snacks. One bag of chips was $12 and drinks at the bar were $22. We did enjoy the beach, but the bathrooms in Villas need some attention!

We just returned from an amazing stay at the Windjammer, and what truly made our trip unforgettable were the incredible people who went above and beyond to make it special. From the moment we arrived, Michael greeted us with warmth and professionalism. He handled our airport transfers and gave us a fantastic introduction to the island — a true gentleman and a wealth of knowledge about his beautiful country. A huge thank you to Tyler for organizing the speedboat tour — hands down the highlight of our trip! Captain K, Clyde, and Noah were an absolute blast and made the day one we’ll never forget. We also had an incredible time sailing with Mario (or as we called him, “Rio”). He not only captained our sailboat with ease but also made sure we had kayaks and tube rides ready to go — so much fun! And last but certainly not least, Nate (aka “Nate the Great!”) took exceptional care of us at the pool and beach. His friendly attitude and engaging personality made every day feel like a VIP experience. Every one of these team members brought warmth, kindness, and genuine hospitality to our trip — we felt like we were among friends. Thank you all for making our stay so memorable. Windjammer is lucky to have such an outstanding team! Can’t wait to return!

My family (wife and 21-month-old son) and I recently stayed with your lovely resort, Windjammer Landing. We spent one night, July 27th and departed July 28th for my birthday my wife treated me to. We were pleased to have a late c/o on Monday, so we could’ve enjoyed the beach and relax time. First off, the welcoming from the Butler team of Liam, Denel, Dunston, and Marcus (which we met on the following day) was quite warm with smiles and professionalism. Their posture, everything was on point. When Liam and Dunston escorted us to our room, 614, my wife’s jaw just dropped as she was in awe and could not believe the upgrade given to us. As the head of the HK team at Sugar Beach, HK Operations Manager, she could not find one fault in the room…ohh and she has an eye haha. We were so pleased and humble to have the upgrade, and even baby Alexander loved the room. Let’s talk about the team: Liam: a professional superstar that displays the great qualities a Butler should offer. He is a cut and rare gem. Dunston: That smile warms your heart and makes you feel so special. Denel: Top professional and great at what he does. Marcus: He is a wonder to have in your team. Merlinda: we met at breakfast was so welcoming and engaging. She is a darling. My wife and I usually do weekends in hotels/resorts in the north, and we consider Windjammer to be our escape place to replace the other hotels/resorts we stay.

There is a lot to love about this resort. It is one of the most memorable and beautiful places I've ever stayed, with a serene vibe, friendly staff, and plenty to see and do. Our hillside villa was large, clean, quiet, and gorgeous, with an incredible view and a private plunge pool (much-appreciated in the sweltering summer heat). I woke up almost every morning to a rainstorm followed by a beautiful rainbow to enjoy with my coffee - that's something I'll never forget. The resort grounds are lovely and it wasn't difficult to find a nice place to lounge on the beach. We kayaked several times, which was fantastic - definitely good to make use of the free water sports. The bars were easily accessible with good drinks (especially the mojitos... though they often ran out of mint). And I'd recommend ordering lunch from your lounge chair as opposed to sitting at the restaurant. Speaking of which, one of our only complaints was about the restaurants, mainly the laughably slow service. Meals could take 2-3 hours and you could easily spend half your day waiting for food. I understand island time, but it was really absurd, and didn't seem to matter if you were a party of 12 or 2... meals take FOREVER. The food was good for the most part, but they really need to do something about the timing. We missed the nightly entertainment most nights because we were stuck at dinner until after 10pm. It would also be nice to have some other options for grab-and-go food. There are no options for snacks or food items for the room unless you get a car to take you to a market in town. The breakfast buffet was fine for us every day with a good selection of food and a nice omelette bar. The nightly entertainment that we did catch was really great, especially the steel drum band. And we had a blast with friends at the silent disco (following the Friday sunset cruise... another hit!). The only other issues were around charges. We spent hours disputing charges on our bill we didn't make and other admin mistakes. I'd recommend photographing all receipts signed to have a record. The staff often relies on scribbled notes for accounting, and it's a bit of a mess. They'd be smart to get a good POS system for everyone's sanity. Staff was great overall, but housekeeping was a bit frustrating - with towels disappearing, then reappearing in random bags on our doorstep, only to go missing again. The room was kept clean, which was great. But there are very few amenities offered in the villas - I wish I knew this before arriving. I would have brought a robe, soap, and other items hotels usually provide. Also, be sure to bring really anything you might need as the market at the resort is insanely overpriced. Note that most of the villas are up very steep hills. There are regular shuttles that make the rounds and are easy to call. But the way they maneuver the hills (especially at dark in the rain) is not for the faint of heart. :-) If we return, I'd request a villa lower on the hillside. I appreciated the small gift huts with local goods, though I would have loved to have seen more local artisans selling items throughout the week. It was slim pickings for handmade, reasonably priced souvenirs. One note - Be sure to book a speed boat tour with Captain Dell! He is the island's best ambassador and it was truly one of the best days of my life. We also enjoyed the all-day catamaran with friends. What an incredible place and experience!

This place was so beautiful and the staff was accommodating and welcoming, as soon you welcome in you offered drinks and cooling flannel, I was thinking this is going to be great! Also this hotel offers amazing amenities and the excursions, the beach was at your feet . I told the staff I will be coming back next year. It feels like paradise. Make sure you have a lot of money but it’s worth every penny.