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1. Rodd Crowbush Golf & Beach Resort
Rodd Crowbush Golf & Beach ResortWest Saint Peters
- Beachfront family haven with indoor pool and golf access offers perfect mix of kid-friendly adventure and luxurious resort comforts.
S$221
includes taxes & fees
27 Sept - 28 Sept
2. Dalvay by the Sea Hotel
Dalvay by the Sea HotelDalvay
- Family-friendly paradise at Dalvay by the Sea Hotel offers playground fun, water sports, and tennis amid historic luxury in the park.
S$240
includes taxes & fees
28 Sept - 29 Sept
3. Rodd Brudenell River
Rodd Brudenell RiverGeorgetown Royalty
- Family-friendly resort offers aquatic adventures, golf courses, and activities for every age alongside serene river views.
S$174
includes taxes & fees
24 Sept - 25 Sept
Top West Saint Peters Hotel Reviews
Rodd Brudenell River
10/10 Excellent
"Fantastic stay with helpful staff and gorgeous views. Definitely will be returning!"
Rodd Crowbush Golf & Beach Resort
10/10 Excellent
"Fantastic experience! Warm, welcoming staff, great spa, challenging golf and two excellent restaurants. We would definitely return and highly recommend. Just bring bug spray!"
Sherwood Inn and Motel
10/10 Excellent
"Amazing location if you've got an early morning flight!"
Centennial Cottages
8/10 Good
"It wasn’t fancy but it was clean and perfect for us"
Dalvay by the Sea Hotel
8/10 Good
"Dalvay has all the old world charm imaginable, great staff - Alexandra, Emily and Sarah were standouts. But that charm could benefit from some serious improvements, especially as relates to food service - an unchanging, very limited and robust (not friendly to lighter appetites); the same applies to breakfast - limited and emormous servings. No fruit bowl, upcharges if you just want a bagel, juice only if you ask for it. Since Dalvay is in a national park, you must drive miles to find other, more varied food options - and nothing nearby for breakfast. So you end up being hostage to their restaurant. They might consider offering a light bite dinner and/especially breakfast. Also, why not offer boxed lunches to their visitors?"