Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour

Beautiful setting for peaceful relaxation with gorgeous views from every vantage point. Excellent staff and service too.

The Park Hyatt St. Kitts is special! No property is perfect, especially at this price point, but they do get so many things right that it is currently our favorite property in the Caribbean. The views. The manicured grounds. The peaceful vibe. The luxurious furnishings. The unbeatable breakfast setting. The smiling staff. The kids club. The Sat night bonfire. The ample space even at capacity. Add it all up and you have an experience that is hard to beat. Sure, the beds are a little hard, service is slow but genuine, the food prices are sky high and the beach is not the Turks, but this is offset by luxurious sheets, Le Labo amenities, spotless rooms, perfect water, free watersport equipment, and the awesome view of Nevis. This is not a big city hotel but an island outpost- temper your view of service accordingly. A special shout out to their Kids program- the Island Fort staffed by Sabby is a huge asset- our two kids beg to go back every day- activities, toys, dolls, playground- what a lovely break from the beach! Finally, if you ask my 5yr old son, his favorite travel experience in the world is the Sat night bonfire and smore roast- what fun! Plus, kids 5 and under eat free, so his hunger was finally satisfied. Yes there is room for improvement in service and upkeep, but Sabby, Aisha, the rest of the staff and the Park Hyatt as a whole occupy a special place for the Kline family! We will be back...

Lovely property. Breakfast was nice, I especially liked that there was always a meat dish for a big protein kick to start off the day. Pretty consistently good service. Good globalist recognition also. The biggest problem I had was a day of recurring issues getting into my room. It was frustrating asking the hotel to confirm for me that the issue was fixed only to try to get back into the room and not only be unsuccessful, but find that even security couldn't themselves get into it. A tremendous waste of my time and frustrating to not have access to my room from just after breakfast to dinner time. No service recovery was provided by the hotel. The second biggest problem was a facial ending almost twenty minutes early but my Hyatt Concierge resolved this and provided service recovery for the overcharge. I would go back and recommend the hotel, but I'd be wary of issues, particularly ones that require communication between different hotel departments.

★★★★★ An unforgettable stay thanks to an incredible team Our stay at Park Hyatt St. Kitts in Christophe Harbour was exceptional, and that’s entirely because of the people who made us feel truly welcome. From the moment we arrived, Oral set the tone. Five stars without hesitation. He was warm, friendly, and incredibly accommodating—one of those people who instantly makes you feel at home. First impressions matter, and he nailed it. Janetta (J-O-N-E-T-A) was just as wonderful. Her beautiful smile and genuinely kind presence made every interaction a pleasure. She radiates hospitality in the best way. The spa experience deserves its own standing ovation. Cleandra gave one of the best massages I’ve ever had—fan-freaking-tastic doesn’t even fully cover it. Absolute magic. And Amelia, even while dealing with a hurt knee herself, delivered an amazing massage with skill, care, and professionalism. That level of dedication does not go unnoticed. These team members didn’t just provide great service—they made our entire experience unforgettable. They are the reason we will return and the reason we’ll recommend this resort to friends without hesitation. They all deserve raises. Thank you to everyone at the Park Hyatt St. Kitts for such a memorable stay—and apologies for taking so long to finally write this review. It was worth doing right.

For a resort that is supposed to be five stars, it felt more like 3 stars. My partner and I went for three nights between Christmas and New Years, and given the recent reviews, I can’t tell if this is the new norm for this resort or if it is due to the peak resort timing. The setting of the hotel is beautiful, though it is a good distance away from the main part of the island (about 20+ minutes away). The welcoming we had was very nice with a welcome rum punch and the people checking us in were informative and was able to provide us with an upgrade to an ocean view room due to my Globalist status. This was much appreciated. We ate at all three restaurants for dinner and had the breakfast buffet each morning and ate at pool bar for lunch. They were all good and service was generally good. The room itself was nice but the hotel is definitely showing its wear and tear and could use some refreshing. Other struggling points: -So many other people reviewing have commented how good the services is. In fact, the tagline of the hotel itself is “personalized luxury.” It’s hard to see what part of the resort is personalized luxury. For example, at the pool bar, there were no less than 12 people behind the bar and yet it would take 20 minutes to get a drink. And then a person sitting next to me asked for nachos. She noted that they had chips and salsa on the menu but asked if she could have nachos instead. The response was, “I’m sorry but we can’t do that.” At any other five star resort, the word “no” is typically not in their vocabulary. -Beach Chairs. Anyone that goes on beach vacations knows the struggle of getting beach chairs and the reservation policy. Well at this resort, there is only about 40 beach chairs for a resort of about 125 rooms. Explain to me how there is not enough beach chairs for everyone at the resort such that we do not have to wake up early to get them, especially at this price point. -Beach Service. Continuing with the beach, the service on the beach is nearly non-existent. The sun rises at 6:30am and this resort faces the sunrise, so I was generally up on the early side. I would get to the beach at 8am and the staff was still setting up for the day and no one even asked to set up our chairs for us. While I am more than capable of setting up my own chairs, this to me is unacceptable at a 5 star resort. Overall, this resort was booked on points and I found it to be a good value, especially as a Globalist member. But for a five star beach resort, the Park Hyatt did miss the mark.