Pet Friendly Hotels in St. Lucia from AU$419

"This place is amazing. Everything is very clean and well taken care of. The food was delicious. We had breakfast, lunch and dinner and everything was delicious and made to order."

"Amazing resort with beautiful beach and pools, friendly staff, and great food. The only downside was that all the restaurants are a-la-carte, and even the breakfast buffet requires you to wait for tea/coffee service and to sign a bill afterwards (even if you purchased the all-inclusive dining option you still need to sign for tip and "charge" to room). The service at the restaurants is extremely slow (expect 1.5 hours for lunch and 2 hours for dinner) so it's hard for families with small kids who get impatient. Other issue was the the water heater in the villas is small, so if 4 people take showers one after the other the 3rd and 4th person will have cold water. "

"The staff are super friendly, the food was fantastic.. we will definitely be returning to this resort."

"Everyone was amazing and sweet and kind and the food was amazing the views and the property were phenomenal. Marguerite helped us so much! Thank you so much for everything !!"

"Breakfast was good, didn’t use parking."

"St. Lucia is highly overrated. The views are nice but everything else is not worth it. Staff looks unhappy to be working there. This was a 3 star resort at best. There are locals on the beach that try to sale you things and we even witnessed a verbal altercation with a local and a guest from the hotel. The food is disgusting and has no flavor. The property smells like sewage at nighttime. Will never be back or recommend this place to anyone. I’ve been to several islands in the Caribbean and this was by far the worst experience. "

"Excellent quality "

"If paradise had a personality, it would probably look a lot like The BodyHoliday… and gently insist you drink more water while booking you in for a massage you didn’t know you desperately needed. From the moment we arrived, this place wrapped us up in a warm Caribbean hug (occasionally accompanied by a slightly overconfident bird trying to move into our room). It’s a resort that somehow manages to be equal parts luxury escape, wellness retreat, and “shall we just stay here Waking up here is an experience. The rooms are beautifully done—calm, airy, and perfectly positioned for those “wow, is this real life?” balcony moments. Sitting out early morning with tea or coffee, watching the island wake up, became a bit of a ritual. Breakfast quickly became our favourite event of the day (and we don’t say that lightly). Whether it was banana waffles the size of your head or poached eggs and smoked salmon combo, everything was fresh, delicious & perfect. The spa is, quite simply, heavenly. Treatments are included daily, which feels wildly indulgent and quickly becomes something you consider a basic human right. If you can drag yourself away from your sunbed (no judgement if not), there’s plenty to do. Tai Chi, Ringos, Paddleboarding, Sailing. The dolphin boat trip was a standout—small group, wind in your hair, sea spray in your face, and that glorious feeling of freedom as you speed across the water. Add in a few drinks onboard and excellent company, and it’s hard to beat. "

"Beach was the highlight. Beautiful waters to swim or float. Didn’t have to wake up at 5:00am to claim your chairs which was nice. We went down around 7:30 and were the first few out there. Resort is compact which is nice. Short walk to the bar, restaurant or restroom from the beach. With the surrounding restaurants in the area it would be nice if the resort offered a partial all inclusive. The one bedroom oceanfront room was excellent. Having the extra bathroom was a bonus. "