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For the family or couple that is not content simply lazing by a pool, Bitter End Yacht Club on the island of Virgin Gorda is one of the Caribbean's premier luxury water sports resorts. Uniquely situated on a stretch of mile-long shorefront covered in velvety white sand, guests can frolic in the surf, as well as snorkel, scuba dive, fish, windsurf or sail - just to name a few activities of choice. It is not all sweat equity at Bitter End Yacht Club, though. There is a spectacular spa on the premises where you can enjoy a wealth of treatments, or for added convenience, request a therapist to visit your room for an in-suite massage on your open-air deck.
Bitter End Yacht Club
PO Box 46
Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
Nearest Airport: EIS
Sadly, Bitter End has lost its charm. Service at the bar and restaurant can charitably be described as indifferent. There are a few great servers but the general attitude is inattentive and “no” is too often the response to any reasonable inquiry. Bern a fan for over a decade. Bitter End 2.0 is worth missing, sadly.
Michael H - NY
We were planning to be there for just a couple of days but everything was so nice and the crew so friendly that we stood for 5 days. The new facilities are very nice and food and service excellent. We will be back in the first opportunity for sure…….
pedrobB3890HN
Very snobby and difficult to book with. I called 4 separate times (after getting hung up on twice) and finally discussed a reservation with a rep who informed me it would be approx $850 per night for 3 nights. Alicia finally sent me an email confirmation for over $11,000 for 3 nights for one room with zero explanation. Huge waste of time and horrible/rude customer service. I’m sure it’s a beautiful resort but not worth the hassle and getting treated poorly.
Expedition552515
This was a great place to visit by boat in the BVIs. We spent most of one day there for lunch and drinks (at the Quarterdeck) and liked it so well we decided to try out the nicer Clubhouse Restaurant. Great food options for lunch and dinner …and friendly staff!
martinaR4267ZR - Florence, Alabama
The Bitter End is coming back from the devastation of hurricanes about 7 years ago. The old facilities were destroyed and the restaurant and bars are new. They have a limited number of rooms for guests, but are quickly expanding capacity. I have never stayed at the hotel, but did recently enjoy a meal there, and can recommend the dining facilities. My trips to North Sound have always been while sailing the USVI/BVI waters and the North Sound is a logical stay over for anyone heading to Anegada.
timothye842 - Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
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