Top Hotels with Balcony in St. Vincent

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Our top choices for St. Vincent hotels with a balcony

Blue Lagoon Hotel & Marina

Ratho Mill

Aaron

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13 Jul - 14 Jul

The Milligan Guest House

Brighton

David

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24 Jun - 25 Jun

Stonetrail

Villa

Yvonne Deleta

includes taxes & fees

16 Jul - 17 Jul

Grenadine House

Kingstown

La Sonya

includes taxes & fees

22 Jun - 23 Jun

In-room safe, individually decorated, individually furnished

Paradise Beach Hotel

Villa

C Sherece

includes taxes & fees

23 Jun - 24 Jun

Mariners Hotel

Villa

Oleksii

includes taxes & fees

28 Jun - 29 Jun

K & X Airbnb Apartments

Argyle

includes taxes & fees

20 Jun - 21 Jun

Beachcombers Hotel

Villa

Jose Luis

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24 Jun - 25 Jun

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Top St. Vincent Hotel Reviews

Sunset Shores Beach Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I had a wonderful stay at Sunset Shores. I arrived early and was warmly welcomed with a refreshing cocktail, setting the tone for a relaxing visit. The staff were friendly, attentive, and genuinely caring throughout my stay. Wearing a Jamaica T-shirt at dinner, I was delighted when they told me the chef was Jamaican too, and I had the chance to meet him. It was a thoughtful touch that made me feel right at home. The food was well prepared and presented with care. The grilled mushrooms were a standout, and the full breakfast each morning was excellent. My room was comfortable with a lovely partial sea view overlooking the pool. The bed and pillows were exceptionally comfortable, and I slept very well. The overall setting was peaceful and perfect for unwinding. The beachfront was relaxing, with boats at anchor and beautiful views of Young Island. While it may not be Negril, the sunsets on a clear evening are very impressive. What impressed me most was the hospitality. A member of the wait staff remembered I had been coughing the previous day and took the time to ask how I was feeling when they noticed I sounded much better. That level of genuine care is rare and memorable. One tip for visitors: you may need to bring a power adapter, as the rooms use 240V three-prong UK-style outlets. Although I stayed only two nights, the beautiful setting, comfortable accommodations, and outstanding service left a lasting impression. I would happily recommend Sunset Shores to anyone."