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"Really lovely little place in a beautiful lush setting. Comfy & quiet rooms with aircon and a wonderful buffet breakfast with a good variety of hot & cold food, fresh fruit and cakes. We had lunch and dinner at the restaurant, good price (cheaper than in town) and delicious food. The staff was really friendly. We used the free shuttle to beautiful Sugary beach and walked to Tet Paul - a lovely walk with a beautiful view. Having a car would be a plus to get to the mud bath, volcano, waterfalls, Soufrier and beach. They are all about a 15-20 min drive away. We used taxis but they are a bit expensive on the island. "

"This hotel is truly fabulous! It’s one of the prettiest complexes I’ve ever seen. The views are stunning, and the rooms are spacious, clean, and well-maintained. The open-air design is interesting, with a refreshing breeze, beautiful views, and a nature vibe. However, we had a problem with mosquitoes for the first two nights. We figured out how to manage them, but it would be great if there was an option to close the windows more to reduce the mosquito population. The food options are decent, but the prices are a bit high for the quality. There are better lunch and dinner options nearby, like the Mango Tree restaurant. The staff was mostly friendly and helpful."

"I have never left a review before, but this property must receive one! We stayed in the Flamboyant Villa which is a Piton Ocean View Villa if I remember how I booked it correctly! Upon arrival, we were greeted with a personal driver at the airport. He was very easy to spot as our name was on a board. I simply emailed the resort ahead of time to secure the airport transfer. It took about 45 mins to get to Stonefield and once arriving, we were greeted with a welcome drink (local lemonade—to die for!) and a cold hand towel while we got checked in. We then had a driver take us to our villa which was not far away but God forbid we walk there (never on their watch!) When walk into the villa, we were in an open air front porch balcony area with a dining table and hammock with outstanding views of the ocean and pitons. You go through another door and you have a full kitchen, dining room, and living area. This space is not air conditioned but it’s also not open air. It’s like open air but protected if that makes sense. Off to our left, we could exit outdoors to our own private pool with lounge chairs and amazing views. Our bedroom had his and hers closets, a safe, a canopy king size bed, and ice cold AC! We had a large bathroom with a double sink & outstanding outdoor shower! (My husband’s fave!) We were exactly 63 stairs away from the resort’s restaurant, The Mango Tree which we ate at every single day for at least one meal. We met many people who came to eat at Mango Tree! "