Hotels near King's Castle

"Absolutely stunning views of the truly aquamarine-colored water, tan and pink sand, and blue skies from the room as well as from the entire campus. Amazingly friendly and warm and attentive staff. Great beach access for swimming and even snorkeling. Room could use blackout shades to help us not wake up at the earliest sunrise. Bar drinks were a little small and a little expensive. The Surf Terrace menu's burger was fantastically juicy and ample while the charcuterie plate's meats were skimpy. Easy to hop on public busses to go anywhere on the island. A few different off-campus great restaurants were accessible by walking or short bus trips - Lost In The Triangle; Paraquet; and Ice Queen."

"Lovely staff and property! The hotel provides a shuttle to the beach + restaurants and a water taxi to Hamilton making moving around easy. Our room was spacious, quiet, and clean. Would absolutely stay here in the future!"

"beautiful oceanfront"

"Great resort. Private and very beautiful beach. "

"Enjoyed their daily wine and beer tasting get-togethers "

"Great place they have everything you need and a great spot to explore from "

"Very clean, spacious Habourview cottage with a breathtaking view of the harbour. The two storey, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen, living room was ideal for 3 of us. Generous supply of towels, even for the pools. Wall air conditioner in every room (which was essential and very comfortable.) Front desk staff very helpful for booking taxi tours and taxi to airport, and answering our many questions. Curtis, the shuttle driver, gave us a quick tour of the tip of the island as we were checking in early, prior to cottage being ready, and he drove us to the cottage with our luggage, then dropped us in town right at our restaurant for dinner. The shuttle was available Mon, Wed, Fri while we were there, and wish it were also available Tues and Thurs. Very close to small grocery stores - one about a one minute walk from the hotel. The walk away from the hotel is easy as it's downhill and takes mere minutes to walk into St George's where there are a variety of restaurants, some shops and a historical wharf. This is also where you catch the ferry to the Dockyards. But be forewarned that the walk back to the hotel is a steep incline to the lobby or there is also a set of stairs that can be accessed from Old Maid's Lane - I'm guessing about 75 steps. It was a wonderful stay and this hotel is a gem. Hope there are plans to reinstate the restaurant as it is currently closed."

"The room was fantastic and the cleanliness up to anyone's standards. I have neither a criticism nor a suggestion for improvement."

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