Four Seasons Resort Nevis

Great stay and beautiful resort, property and staff. Will definitely be back!

My wife and I stayed at the Four Seasons Nevis for 4 nights in June of 2025. We are Americans who have visited many other Four Seasons properties. Overall, a great experience in Nevis. This is a really great property. I ranked the property 4/5 for two reasons. First, it lacks some grandness that you expect from a FS property. The buildings, grounds, and rooms are nice but not “woah” and the food is somewhat forgettable. It is a large property that is well maintained, but is missing the grandness that I have come to expect. This could easily be a Marriott property and, were it not for the excellent service quality, you wouldn’t know it. Second, it is just expensive. Yes, it’s a Four Seasons on a remote island and that means it’s going to be expensive, but it is ridiculously expensive. Every item has 31% markup for service and tax. Putting 31% on top of $22 cocktails and $55 breakfast buffets adds up quickly. Two people for breakfast is roughly $145. I should note that the prices at the FS and the 31% loading are roughly the same at the Park Hyatt. Overall, a wonderful property. Some notes: 1. There are three pools: a kid friendly pool, a general pool, and an adults-only pool. The general pool is forgettable - it is only 2 feet deep. The adults-only pool is excellent. It is deep and tends to not be crowded 2. We stayed in building 10 in a king, ocean facing room on the 2nd floor. This is on the far end of the property near the adult pool. The rooms are great and I have no real complaints. Would recommend staying on this end of the property. 3. The gym is under renovation. It is temporarily in a space near the kids pool that is way too small. When I visited, 5-6 people filled it up quickly. 4. We found the restaurant, bar food, and drinks fairly forgettable. Disappointing that menus don’t appear to change daily. Highly recommend the “killer bee” drink at Sunshines right off property. It will put you on your butt. 5. We paid for the airport transfer to the property. Highly recommend this approach. Approaching the hotel by boat has a White Lotus feel. 6. The service here is excellent. Like really excellent. We noted several times how the staff went above and beyond. 7. While we were at the property; there were multiple corporate events on property - very annoying! One night there was a loud party on the beach that made our room shake. 8. We didn’t do any excursions. We planned to make the mountain hike, but it was way too hot.

What a wonderful stay at The Four Seasons Nevis! We went on a family trip and was so impressed by the service and the hotel. They greeted us at St Kitts and made everything so easy for us to get to the hotel. It’s a quiet resort with not much to do at night however that did not bother us one bit. The staff was so accommodating and extremely attentive. The rooms were spacious and the outside sitting area was nice as well. The only negative thing I could find is that food was very pricey. Overall I give the resort a two thumbs up.

Hello, Yesterday I had the pleasure of renting a cabana through resort pass. There was no place in the app leave feedback so I figured I would try here. We had a once in a lifetime day in Nevis, special thanks to Jamilah and Suyna (not sure the correct spelljng)The service in particular was outstanding. Sushi, cocktails, and the gorgeous opulent surroudings were a real treat. The beach was world class. We had great luck snorkeling seeing fish, stingrays, and turtles. We also asked for some local tips as we were trying to see the island and the ladies were very reasourceful ensuring out day trip from Saint Kitts was complete. Special thanks to manager Kish for getting us access to the spa for showers before our island tour and dinner at Bananas. We have traveled to over 30 countries and can’t wait to come back and stay in Nevis at the Four Seasons. Your entire team are wonderful global ambassadors for not on your brand but the island. Words cannot how grateful we are for your hospitility. Thank you!

The Four Seasons Nevis is an excellent resort. We visited Nevis last year but did not stay at the Four Seasons. We did a day pass last year and decided to stay there this year. It did not disappoint. The service was excellent. The room service food options could use improvement but the service, beach and cleanliness more than made up for it. I would definitely stay here again and will be back for sure!

This resort is breathtaking beautiful and has the friendliest and most responsive staff! Several of them knew our names after only a day! Overall our visit was excellent: the Four Seasons has this place running like a well-oiled machine. A few less-than-ideal aspects must be mentioned, though: 1. A primary goal of this trip for me was rest and relaxation. Such sought-after peace and quiet, however, was nearly impossible to attain. Why? Loud music was playing at every restaurant and pool beginning early in the day and into the night. The music floats out onto every area of the beach, so even a nap on the beach became impossible. I should note that the music isn't even classical, calypso, or a soft jazz as you might expect at an elegant resort, but rather thumping rap or hip hop. I found the constant music very distracting and bothersome and not in keeping with the elegant, gracious surroundings. I mentioned this point to the guest services manager, who agreed that the hotel wasn't known as a party place and said he'd mention it to a committee (so we'll see...). 2. There were 2 large corporate groups present during our stay. I was shocked that the FS hosts these type of "conventions" but apparently they do! For the most part, these groups didn't affect us negatively, except for a couple loud folks drinking and swearing in the pool. Still, I would've preferred the groups not be present at a resort with a price point such as this. Groups in general tend to bring the quality of an experience and surroundings down, not up. 3. Young Kids. Screaming and screeching. I've been there and it's totally normal, and not to be discouraged, but why not have dedicated spaces where kids can vocalize their excitement without everyone else nearby being forced to listen? How about a "kids only" pool and dedicated area on the beach? Also, a separate "adults only" beach (maybe just off the adults only pool). 4. The dearth of arranged fresh flowers throughout the hotel was a disappointment. The resort is gorgeously-landscaped, full of lush vegetation including tropical plants and flowers, yet there were few, if any, floral displays in the hotel: not in the lobby, not at the reception desk, not in the rooms. This was surprising to me. Also, only one of the 3 restaurants we dined in had candles on the table, another luxury I'd expect at a top-tier resort. It's the little details that makes a place special. Despite the above relatively minor points, this place is special!