St. Croix Island LGBT Friendly Hotels from CA $391

"We spent 2 nights here. The views were great, the pool was clean, and the food/bar had decent food and great service. It is a bit far from the airport and downtown compared to other options."

" The stuff Was very nice Specially, Soria she treat us very good. The place was private and nice "

"Property was under construction. There’s no parking for the car. I have to wake up every morning to move the car. The beach was dirty."

"My stay at this hotel was exactly the relaxing escape I needed. Having the ocean literally right outside my room was incredibly calming, and every angle felt like a postcard. While parts of the exterior looked a bit worn from the balcony view, the interior more than made up for it with beautiful, thoughtful aesthetics. The beds and linens felt like sleeping on a cloud, and the bathroom and shower were just as inviting. I loved the in-room amenities—a cozy kitchenette with a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, and beautiful dishes and cutlery. The complimentary bottle of wine, along with coffee, tea, water, and snacks, was such a nice touch. And the Malin + Goetz hair and shower products? A personal favorite. There were just two minor drawbacks: the hotel restaurant was closed during my stay, and the walk back from The Landing restaurant down the road was quite dark—apparently the street lights haven’t been replaced since the 2017 storm. That said, The Landing made up for it with their fresh-caught grilled whole lobster (offered in three sizes)—an absolute must-try. Plus, the beach being right across the street was a huge bonus. Overall, this stay was a much-needed, peaceful treat. ✨"

"Wonderful hotel, would definitely return"

"Nice people just everything was closed or not available "

"I am so confused about the positive reviews and the reality of our stay. The good: The rooms were modern and clean Some of the staff were hardworking and pleasant (Gregory? At the bar was great) The bad: The food! They had a lovely looking Italian restaurant that was closed without explanation. The only options were a subpar buffet (breakfast and dinner only) and a pool grill (lunch and dinner only). The buffet was limited and the food was not good. They don’t have an omelet station all days. Some days there was no wait staff, so guests had to clear their own tables. Since the only lunch option was a grill, the wait could be 40-60minutes (and some of the menu items unavailable). The site lists a cafe as a dining option, but they only have premade cookies. Understaffed. The entire resort was severely understaffed. The site also lists a lobby bar, that was not open at all. The site lists a second pool and a gym, neither of which are on site and we never found them. No gift shop. If you run out of sunscreen or advil or anything, expect to spend $50 round trip in taxi fare and 40 minutes round trip into town. Other observations: Older crowd. Lots of 60+. Quiet vibe The beach was beautiful to look at, but not swimmable because of seaweed. All in all, I do not feel I received the trip I booked and paid for"

"The rooms very clean, the staff are very friendly,Air conditioning work 👌"

"Leaving five stars, because I really liked this hotel, and would like to see it succeed. My wife and I stayed here for one week from Apr. 28 to May. 5. The hotel itself is a historic stone building. Purportedly the building has been around since the 1600s, when it was used as a company office and sleeping quarters by the Danish West India Company. The building was recently given a 17 million dollar renovation with repairs, replacements, and additions to turn it into a functional hotel. Many original pieces of the building are thankfully preserved, such as the old stone staircases. There is a small piano bar but it was not open during our stay and only open during peak seasons. We enjoyed the beautiful garden-walled saltwater pool, the free guest laundry, the historic feel and the walkabilty to downtown Christiansted. We found the staff friendly and helpful. We wished there was more history immersion. It felt sparse. The main issue we had were that the hotel is built directly across the street from "Levels" nightclub. This nightclub played music so loud that it shook our room and we could hear every single note. The nightclub did not stop and ran until 4am on friday and saturday, and 12am on sunday. Drunken patrons filled the street and were also screaming and yelling. We got almost zero sleep these nights. It was miserable. I had no idea there was a nightclub when I booked. The front desk / hotel manager did their best make it up to me for the issue and I am thankful."