Hotels near Indian Town Point

"Firstly - this is a quiet resort. We were actually looking for that, so it checked boxes for us. It’s an adult only resort but we didn’t really see anyone under probably late 20s early 30s. You get to know other couples and realize when they leave. There was limited music playing around the resort. They had a piano player a couple of nights at dinner and a steel drum band on the beach the day we left. One employee told me someone stole their speakers so they were waiting on more to arrive. The food was either really really good or just meh. I highly suggest the lobster at Sir Robs. One thing that I noticed was there was really no consistency. The portions, how something was cooked, or how it came out was different. Not bad, but just different. One major con I noted was they have sprinklers that go off at times and they smelled like absolute sewage. The groundskeeper told us not to touch it but one went off on me while I walked by… Wonderful. Alcohol was always flowing but its really how you define “top shelf”. Staff was pretty good - the first day multiple people complained and it seemed to get better after that. The roads to get there were on par with other caribbean islands. Bumpy, slow, and slim. Overall good experience!"

"Pros: Great location. Very easy check in. Snorkeling off the beach very good. Staff almost exclusively very friendly and helpful. Lots to do if you want. Nice beach. Nice pool setup. Grounds interesting and pleasant. Judith in the restaurant an absolute pleasure. Kwon for pool aerobics fantastic. Beds great. Lots of hot water for showers. AC in the beachfront rooms make it sub zero. Easy à la carte reservation process easy. Nightly entertainment. Never a time when food unavailable. Coffee shop really nice-clean. Coffee drinks nice. Courtesy showers a nice touch. Breakfast was very good, arguably the best meal of the three. Monkey bread! Cons are few. Beachfront room 113/115 are adjoining and the 113 is a smaller room and a shared deck which is not great. Grill was out of some things for the entire week we were there. While food taste is very subjective, and most things were good, baked goods were generally without flavor. Desserts hit and miss. More generally. Cab from the airport the easiest and regulated fare. Takes about 30 minutes Walk to Devils Bridge doable and worth while. Expect a little bit of elevation change and the walk itself not particularly scenic. 3 miles rt or so If you want shade anywhere (pool, beach) and it’s generally desirable, have to get there early. Claims are staked to be sure. That said, there are plenty of chairs, just not shaded. "

"We were so pleased with our week at the Verandah we booked it again for next year! Staff are excellent. "

"My wife and I went for a romantic, quiet getaway and we definitely got that and more! What a beautiful place! We really didn’t think we would use the plunge pool as much as we did but it was great. Having the room at the very end helped in our feeling off on our own. The food was great, lots of variety and different delicious flavours. Some dinners the portions were quite small and the afternoon tea options were kind of laughable with how little variety there was. I would have liked the option to order small simple meals through the in between times. Staff were very helpful in setting up excursions and answering any of our questions, rooms were neat and tidy. Overall it was a great experience and would recommend to anyone looking for a remote, quiet getaway. If you are looking for a bustling, busy resort this one definitely is not for you. But it was perfect for us!"

"The staff was friendly and helpful."