Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour

This is an absolutely stunning property, it is clean, gorgeous, great kids activities and so peaceful and relaxing!

The location was absolutely stunning!! The rooms were updated and gorgeous, the spa was amazing. However, the staff don't seem to be paid enough because they were not very happy to be there. Maybe a change in upper management or something? The food was sub par at best. The drinks were what you'd expect from Sandals. For the food and drink quality alone, I wouldn't go back. The island was beautiful and so was the location of the hotel.

The facility was well kept. Two big pools and beautiful beach. Water was wonderful and calm Food at all 3 restaurants on site were excellent.

Probably the best managed hotel in the Caribbean: impeccable gardens, well appointed and kept rooms and outstanding food. Staff was super friendly. The resort offers two huge pools and plenty of lounge chairs. It never felt crowded. My wife and I have visited several hotels in the area and this one is the best managed one.

Excellent property! The food was outstanding. We ate at the Ramparts Pool Bar, the Great House for breakfast, and the Stone Barn for dinner. We were really thrilled with the quality of the food at all three restaurants. We got the wagyu burger and the wings at the pool bar, which was our first meal, and it was delicious. The breakfast was incredible too and we've been to some of the really lavish Park Hyatt breakfast buffets, and we thought the flavor was comparable with any of the other Park Hyatt properties we've been to. The service was very good, I thought. My expectations might have been a little lower since it was a resort hotel, not a big city hotel, and I've found the service to be a little slower during our Caribbean vacations. It's definitely not smiley, bubbly customer service, but we did have some wonderful customer service experiences and we found it to be adequate overall. We had wine and a happy birthday cake waiting for me in the room, as it was my birthday when we visited. The hotel was beautiful too. It's very secluded. There's a natural enclosure of the beach, so it's very private. The Four Seasons in Nevis on the other hand is located directly on a long beach, so it seemed to be a lot more trafficked. I thought the St. Kitts location was very deserving of the Park Hyatt brand. We're Globalists so we've stayed at a lot of Hyatt hotels, and we had a wonderful stay and would be happy to return.