Villas at Ports of Call Resort

The pool deck had a great feel, and the bar there was lively. Sandy at reception was AWESOME. When the NY blizzard left us stuck on the island during sold out busy season, she managed to find us a room. We were glad breakfast was free every day, though for a really good one, TRIBE is just a two-minute walk away. The resort isn't on the beach, and its shuttle only runs once an hour. My brother stayed too, and his shower had no pressure. There’s no carpet in the rooms, so I kept a bathroom towel beside the bed to wipe the sand off my feet before sleeping. No other complaints.

The staff made our stay feel especially welcoming. Shondera looked after all of us, and Desir helped with our bags. People across the island are warm hearted, and the hotel team was just the same. You can walk to the beach, restaurants, shops, and grocery stores from here. Even with all that nearby, the hotel sits off the main road and feels quiet and tucked away.

After our retreat, we came back for another week, and Shandara was at the door to greet us. She had flagged our group for an early check-in, which was a lovely welcome. The first time we arrived, the staff had also been so nice and welcoming. I wish we'd known about the 3-bedroom villas sooner. They seem like the real deal, even in peak season, and they're conveniently placed for getting around the area. Thanks, Ports of Call, for a memorable stay.

A canceled flight turned my planned 7-day stay into 8 days. The location made it easy to stay, with restaurants and boutiques close by, a grocery store across the street, and the beach an easy walk away. Can't wait to come back!