Review of Four Seasons Nevis

DH and I booked a trip to the Four Seasons Nevis for this week as a non-HM vacation. We were supposed to stay for six days. However, after the first night, we got a phone call that DH's grandfather died. Consequently, we returned home. But here is a review nonetheless.

We arrived in Nevis after taking two planes (we were upgraded to business class on the first one) and a boat operated by Four Seasons. But given the length of travel we did on our honeymoon to the Indian Ocean, this was a piece of cake. We were met by the manager of the hotel when we got off the boat. He immediately called us by our last names.

The resort is expansive. A little too large (190 rooms) for me. It also has a lot of families. Typically, this is a big negative for us, but the hotel basically has a quiet beach and quiet pool. This was perfect and worked out well. The resort also has a lot of activities planned but they all cost at minimum $25 pp to participate in. I hate when they make you pay for all of these extras.

The beach was beautiful. It was long and deep. The sand was a light brown, not super powdery, but nice. The water was very clear but there were few fish. Not the best for snorkeling. But the beach and water were beautiful.

The food was delicious but extremely expensive. The entrees at dinner were over $45 per person. The appetizers were about $20. We ended up buying a dinner and breakfast plan for about $110 pp. This is only worth it if you order appet, entree, and dessert. The food was really good. We had lobster and souffles. All delicious. Lunch ran about $55 and this was not included in the meal plan. It ended up being cheaper to do this because we would not order appetizers or desserts for lunch. Way too much food. The meal plan did not include soda, drinks, etc. It only included coffee and ice tea. I thought that was a little ridiculous. But we go with the flow.

The room was very large and nicely decorated. The entire hotel doesn't really feel like a Four Seasons because it is more casual. However, the service was good (not as good as the Oberoi in Mauritius where we went for our HM). We found the walls to be thin....you could hear people in the next room. Also, our room was on the golf course, so if you had the blinds pulled open, everyone could see in. The first floor rooms on the beach seemed like a waste because the landscape obstructed the view to the ocean. If you want an ocean view, I would go for the second floor. However, it must be noted that the rooms are far from the ocean. DH and I like when its much closer on the water.

When we got the call that his grandfather died, I immediately called American Airlines (who I bought the air from) to help get us off the island. I was kept on hold for a long time and told that they could not get us off until Wednesday. Given that it was monday, I thought that was insane. The manager of the Four Seasons immediately helped me and within 40 minutes from getting the call, we were on our boat. They arranged for a boat for us to take us back to St. Kitts, changed all of our flights, and actually got us back home that night. Obviously, this was greatly appreciated.

All in all, we liked the one day we spent in Nevis at the four seasons. The food was great, albeit very expensive. However, the room was reasonable at $300 per night. The overall resort feel was not my ideal. But it seemed to work and I believe we would have had a nice time if we stayed. We probably will not return because we like to try different places. But I would recommend Nevis.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Re: Review of Four Seasons Nevis

Thanks for the review. The management of the resort sounds spectacular. My condolences to your family.

Re: Review of Four Seasons Nevis

Thank you for the review. I love to read personal travel reviews.

I'm sorry to hear about your husband's grandfather.