Leeward Islands Hotels with Restaurants

"Good breakfast with options to choose."

"The whole propriety is beautiful and the staff goes above and beyond to make sure you have a pleasant stay. I would "

"Our experience at Eden was excellent from the pick by boat at the airport by Sumo, to our welcome by Alex, the service by Dorian during our delicious meals to our boat ride back to the airport by Solo. We also met other guests who were very nice! We enjoyed kayaking around the island and swimming and snorkeling so much so that we did not participate in any of the excursions. Lots of beautiful tropical fish, sharks, and sting rays. The only downside was that the masseuse was not available during our stay. Our overall experience was fantastic and would love to go back there again! "

"Great spot for the price. Beautiful, quiet views. Biggest concern was the room not being sealed from the environment (considerable amount of ants, a couple wasps, etc.). Nothing I didn’t anticipate having read other reviews. I still give a 5 because the villa has so much character and the view is so spectacular. If they sealed the rooms better I’d be more certain I’d be back."

"Absolutely incredible. We spent our honeymoon at the Westin this past week and I could not imagine a better experience. From the moment you arrive at the airport, the staff are genuinely happy to help you with anything you need. They ensure that you don’t have to lift a finger during your stay. Our first morning we met with the concierge and booked all of the recommended activities - jet skiing, snorkeling, sailing and a massage. We also toured the on-site turtle hospital which was very cool. Our premium bungalow with a plunge pool was amazing, with a view of the mountain. We had room service brought to the plunge pool as the sun was setting one night. I could not recommend the Westin more highly. "

"Le Bora Bora is paradise. Every detail is cared for under the attentive eye of the director, Franc, who is always present. The grounds are immaculate—no stray leaf, perfectly raked sand, and a maintenance team that deserves awards. The food is incredible. Every meal is fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared, from warm breakfast breads and omelettes to the tuna steak buffet with endless sides—poke, cheeses, yogurts, jams, desserts, and yes, fresh avocado with every meal. The staff is genuinely friendly, always greeting you with a smile and ready to help. Facilities are spotless, with bathrooms and water stations everywhere, offering cold water and fresh juices. Check‑in felt luxurious with scented towels, juice, and a warm welcome. The scenery is breathtaking—not only the crystal lagoons full of fish, but the lush, terraced gardens throughout the resort. Even garden‑view cabanas feel serene and picturesque, with countless peaceful spots to relax. The coral beneath the bungalows was a highlight, attracting triggerfish, needlefish, puffers, parrotfish, stingrays, and our favorite, the colorful Picasso triggerfish. All the staff were wonderful, but special thanks to: Hannaei at breakfast for her sweetness and attention; Lokeni at the pool bar for keeping the energy up; Viana and the concierge/boat team for seamless coordination; Daisy and Desiree at Minki Minki for being a great duo; and Taroararii, who never stops moving and helping."

"Staff was amazing! Food was excellent at the hotel, everyone was super friendly. I’d recommend it to anyone wanting a warm welcoming experience. "

"Le Taha’a Hotel is the most amazing place. The grounds are unbelievable. The attention to detail is apparent. This is the third time I have visited this property and this time arrived with eight friends. The hotel did not disappoint. I chose Lagoon view beach property as we have stayed over water every other time. We had our own little private beach with a private outdoor bathtub and plunge pool"

"This is an awesome place - lovingly created and cared for by the owners. There is beautiful art all around and the view is amazing. But keep in mind that it's not for everyone. It's set back on a hill in the jungle. Getting to the beach involves riding a bike 15-20 minutes or renting a scooter or car. We got a car. I wouldn't recommend it for seniors, young children or people with mobility issues. There are some steps down to the bathroom and the walkways can be a little tricky for older folks. "