Pineapple Beach Club - All Inclusive

We are threepeats to Pineapple, and each time is better than the last. Besides the beauty of the property, what makes this place truly special is the staff! From the check-in to housekeeping, porters, bar tenders, restaurant staff, tour staff, grounds keepers, spa staff, water sports staff , and the best entertainment and guest services staff, we can't wait to arrive and reconnect with the friends they have become. We even have our favorite taxi drivers (Javier, aka Sunday-Monday and Curtis). The resort is always a relaxing and refreshing experience, and the food is great! Thanks again for a great trip!

We stayed at PBC from late February to early March, 2026. We hadn't been back for four years and things have really changed - for the better. All the renos have elevated the experience significantly, the food is delicious, varied and excellent, with new restaurant offerings such as Orchid, and the customer service is top notch. Congratulations to the chef(s). Everything was delicious, especially at the speciality restaurants. It was our anniversary and Zhanira at Guest Services made it more special and memorable than I could have imagined. She beautifully decorated our room on arrival and arranged our anniversary dinner at the garden gazebo. We have been to Pineapple 14 times over the years, and each time it truly feels like we are coming home. We were so happy and touched to see so many of our long-time friends and super hard-working Pineapple staff including Kevin, Sonia, Jo-Anne, Tricia, Arlene, Vincent, Joyce, Delta, Sherri-Ann, and Anne Marie, to name just a few. And we met new and wonderful staff who made our stay extra-special as well: Kutrice, Jasper, Shakira, Elisha, Natoya, Clementina, Renee, Wallace, Delroy and Kady-Ann to name only a few. The woman who cleaned our room daily did a perfect job. Everyone was so lovely and made it feel like coming home. Thank you to everyone xo.

We just got back from Pineapple Beach after 8 days. Overall the trip was a huge success for my whole family. Views were amazing, food had many choices, the updated oceanfront rooms and the cats on the property were an A+++. The staff made the trip for all of us, but especially our kids who are in their 20’s. RoRo, Guan, Shariff, Renee made it a point everyday to have moments with my kids and make the day from start at the Cafe to the end with Entertainment at night. Thank you to the staff for making this vacation a memorable one!!

We were invited by my husband's best friend to spend a week at the Pineapple Resort. A week at an all inclusive resort is not our usual travel mode, so I wasn't sure if I would be happy even if the pictures of the resort were beautiful. We arrived at the resort after a 45 minute cab ride for which we paid 42 dollars. We were greeted with a drink and smiling faces. The check in was painless, and we were directed to get lunch while our rooms were made ready and they held our bags. We went to the Topaz Grill, a large buffet of decent food. The setting is beautiful even with the birds dive bombing as if we, the diners, are London during the blitz. Any food left out becomes theirs as they peck away madly. By the end of our trip, I was almost used to their presence. An hour later, we were shown our room. We had booked a room with an ocean view. The room was large and clean with a nice-sized balcony overlooking the water and the entire resort. We would sit there every day after spending the day on the beach. The shower was large. We didn't get bath cloths the first few days or enough bath soap, but they were always brought when we requested them. We would have breakfast at the buffet where you could get specially made omelettes, pancakes, French toast and waffles. We usually had lunch at the buffet too except for the one day we took an excursion or we made the walk to the top of the hill to eat at the Outhouse. My party disagreed about the quality of the food, but I loved the ribs and the chicken, not to mention the view of the roughness and the beauty of the water surrounding us. At night, in addition to the buffet, we ate alll the specialty restaurants. The Orchid has a 50 dollar uncharge for which two of our party generously treated us. The steak was tasty, and it was the only place I was able to get an aperol spritz. The desserts were mostly bad during the week, but the Orchid dessert was the exception. We also at the Pineapple Grill, an open air restaurant next door to the Orchid. Again the food was better than at the buffet. We cared the least for the Italian restaurant where the acoustics made it difficult to have a conversation.The lasagne as a side was good, but the food overall wasn't great. The service at all the restaurants was professional and friendly. In fact most of the people who worked the resort were friendly and helpful. We took an excursion on the Xtreme boat where we got to swim with the stingrays, do deep water snorkeling, and sit on the beach with very strong rum punch. There was not enough shade so we were all burned by the end of the day, but the guys who managed the tour were fun and we mostly enjoyed the day. I just recommended the resort to my cousin who wants to take her daughter for her graduation present to the Caribbean. I would go back.

The Pineapple Beach Club claims to be “the best in laid-back luxury” but I’m afraid it falls way short of what I expected. Let’s start with the positives. The resort itself is beautiful with a lovely beach; the grounds are impeccable and very well maintained. On the whole the place is very clean although after the weekly beach party there were a lot of straws, plastic sauce pots and even a few forks still in the beach the next day. Restaurants - there is the buffet which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. On the whole the food was very mediocre, although I have to say the cakes and pastries were exceptional. There are then two ‘à la carte’ restaurants and you can have a maximum of 4 à la carte dinners per week. There is a third à la carte restaurant if you are prepared to pay an additional 55 US dollars each, which I think is crazy given the cost of the holiday. Staffing - most of the staff in the restaurants and bars were ok, some very friendly and helpful, but others absolutely useless. And there were two separate occasions when I actually left the restaurant to go to the bar myself to get a drink. On the one occasion the waitress assured me several times that my drink was coming but it never materialised and on the other occasion we’d waited 20 minutes at our table and no one had even asked us what we wanted. I was thirsty and needed a drink - not alcohol I would stress. Rooms - we were in block one and had a lovely sea view. The cleaning staff were excellent. But no hand soap provided in the bathroom! Why ever not??? It’s bonkers. There was a fridge in the room but no minibar; so if you wanted drinks in your room you either bought cans / bottles from the shop or used your own personal cup. No bathrobe or slippers either. But now for the best bit. When you arrive you’re bombarded with loads of information but after travelling for many hours you just can’t take it all in. I don’t know why hotels don’t realise this. There’s no resort map provided either so I downloaded the resort app but no map on there. In the end I went onto the website and screenshot the map so I could enlarge it on my phone and work out where we were going! But the last day was the best, we knew we had to pay tourism tax (ok no problem) and there was a voluntary contribution of 2US$ per night for a local charity (again no problem) but a resort fee? When I asked what this was the guy on reception didn’t know but having spoken to a colleague he said it was for “the sanitation of our room”! I’ve never heard anything so ridiculous; since when do you pay extra to have your room cleaned? In the end we had to pay out an extra £350 or so; the holiday wasn’t cheap to start off with. Sorry but this isn’t the‘luxury’ I was expecting; I’ve had far better holidays elsewhere in the Caribbean that were much better value for money.