Four Seasons Resort Nevis

The trip was amazing and the resort was classic and well kept, you do have to ask to get the things you need but once we did/ everything went smoothly. One employee that stood out and went above and beyond was Killion, thank you Killion for making our entire trip relaxing and Lux!!

I want to preface this review with the fact that this is a highly resort company, and for that reason, my expectations were higher than usual because of the price tag and reputation the Four Seasons carries world wide. We utilized their boat transfer service to Nevis from St Kitts. The service was prompt picking us up by van from the airport, organizing our bags and safely getting us directly to the resort. We were offered water and various other beverages for the ride, despite it only being a quick ten minutes. Getting off the boat several staff members were awaiting our arrival to greet us with cool towels and smiles. By the time we exited the dock we were personally escorted to our rooms where our luggage had already been waiting. Overall the food at the resort was delicious. The on-site restaurants I ate at included Mango, On the Dune, Hamilton and Esquillina. We also ate our lunches poolside and stuck with the fish tacos multiple days, because it was just that good. The fish was fresh and not fried, making for the perfect poolside lunch. I also tried the chicken sandwich as well. The jerk chicken from Mango was probably the best jerk chicken I’ve ever had in my life. I also tried the steak from my husbands order and would have to say the chicken was still superior. As far as amenities if need be you can be brought throughout the resort via golf cart since it’s so huge, however, I enjoyed the walking through the beautiful gardens. They service the room at minimum once per day, and even offer turn down service in the evening. For any off resort excursions they assist with taxis and planning as well. For the unprepared or forgetful traveler like myself, the gift shop came in handy with items including basic toiletries and a pool float. They can also assist with mail, for anyone that enjoys sending a postcard. The pool area was always clean, and had a relaxing environment, even in the pool that was family friendly. This is a resort designed to promote a calm and relaxing vibe, with a bit of entertainment at night, without going to late that guests sleep is disturbed. The gym was better than expected and had a decent amount of weights and cardio equipment. Other amenities I noted but did not utilize included the spa, pickleball court, and golf course. From what I’ve heard there are a lot of the green monkeys hanging around the golf court. Although my experience was overall positive and extremely relaxing, the reason for the three stars comes from my personal bias of the Four Seasons reputation for above and beyond service. Everyone working at the resort was extremely friendly, but there came a point where it just did not make up for the slow service. Waiting for a drink at the bar, or a meal at the pool could take upwards of an hour, regardless of crowd size. It seems that, especially for anyone ordering food or drink poolside, their system is disorganized. They write down your room and order, but seem to quickly forget who ordered anything and what they ordered. They announce the food but don’t always say the room or name associated with the order, causing a lot of confusion, mix-ups or forgotten orders. The Four Seasons is not known for their bargain-stays, and I felt that I did not get what I paid for in terms of service. Everything is extremely overpriced. They charge you even for water in your room, yet at the pool or the gym you can actually get it for free. They also have free sunscreen and aloe by the pool but in the gift shop it’s grossly overpriced. It seems that they take advantage of your wallet when they can and unless you know what is actually free or not you will definitely overpay, since it’s not advertised.

What a wonderful stay at The Four Seasons Nevis! We went on a family trip and was so impressed by the service and the hotel. They greeted us at St Kitts and made everything so easy for us to get to the hotel. It’s a quiet resort with not much to do at night however that did not bother us one bit. The staff was so accommodating and extremely attentive. The rooms were spacious and the outside sitting area was nice as well. The only negative thing I could find is that food was very pricey. Overall I give the resort a two thumbs up.

Hello, Yesterday I had the pleasure of renting a cabana through resort pass. There was no place in the app leave feedback so I figured I would try here. We had a once in a lifetime day in Nevis, special thanks to Jamilah and Suyna (not sure the correct spelljng)The service in particular was outstanding. Sushi, cocktails, and the gorgeous opulent surroudings were a real treat. The beach was world class. We had great luck snorkeling seeing fish, stingrays, and turtles. We also asked for some local tips as we were trying to see the island and the ladies were very reasourceful ensuring out day trip from Saint Kitts was complete. Special thanks to manager Kish for getting us access to the spa for showers before our island tour and dinner at Bananas. We have traveled to over 30 countries and can’t wait to come back and stay in Nevis at the Four Seasons. Your entire team are wonderful global ambassadors for not on your brand but the island. Words cannot how grateful we are for your hospitility. Thank you!

Two adults, three kids stayed in in the 14XX Villas. This street of villas is very close to the main resort. You can walk, but they provide a gas-powered golf cart to travel from the main building to your villa. The trip for us took maybe 5 minutes and there is golf cart parking by the visitor parking lot. It's not a big deal to drive back and forth and actually, the kids LOVED it. Probably one of their favorite parts of the entire trip. Room was great - had a jungle vibe, plunge pool out back, the veranda encircled half the villa and was expertly netted in. I saw ONE mosquito the entire four night stay. Amazing. Monkeys were on our roof at one point. There was a mango tree next to the villa. Monkeys came around multiple times. Kids loved that too. Beach is fantastic, you can walk to Sunshine's easily, the resort set up dinners and cabs for us at probably the best three restaurants on the island. Awesome stuff and it's possible the restaurants keep the best tables for 4S guests, because we had great seats at every place. The resort has plenty of space to jog/walk. You can go in and around the golf course, you can head up the hills. We walked an unmarked hiking path at the back of the resort that was VERY rocky and honestly not my favorite. Couple very dangerous spots and no good view for all the effort. Breakfast buffet was 9/10. Sugar Beach on St Lucia is my gold standard. This was great, but not quite 10/10. I had plentiful lox and fruit both days. At $55 per day, couldn't really rationalize eating it every day. They do only charge $20 for kids, though. The main pool chairs are scarce and get snagged early. Unsurprisingly, there is a not-insignificant number of haughty people at the resort whose main goal is probably to be seen. They get those chairs ASAP. But don't let that bother you - the pool is like 85 degrees anyways. Gross. Go to the real pool (calypso) with your kids. We had some food at Kastaway sushi and it rained toward the end of the meal. They replaced any sushi that got wet. Nice! Transfer was not only seamless - it was fun. Did a sip & snorkel that picked us up at the resort on a catamaran. Wow. never done one and it was amazing. Get a good seat out front before everyone realizes that's where you need to be. Deckhands will serve you drinks. Monkey tour was awesome. Saw tons of them and also got some stunning ocean views way up high. We had previously spent three nights at Saint Kitts Marriott (we split our weeks these days and feels like we get two entire vacations because of it. Never get bored) and the difference between the attitude of the resort/taxi/restaurant staff on the two islands is like night and day. It's just crazy. Saint Kitts has the most aloof, almost angry people of a tourist-based economy I have EVER seen in my life. Nevis is just about the nicest. How is this the same country?? Anyways, if you've got plenty of money to burn - go to this resort.