Necker Island Holidays from AU$2,968

Cane Garden Bay Beach Hotel - Our stay, 2 adults, 2 kids, was amazing. We stayed in the 1 bed suit with queen sized sofa bed. The room was large at 880 sq. feet. The kitchenette was really useful. It is directly across the street from one of the best beaches on the island, if not the best. Free lounge chairs and umbrellas are provided. There is a beach bar/restaurant and a small shop where you can rent pool noodles and inflatables, ice cream, snacks. A short 2-3 min walk down the street and you're at Bobby's market. Their prices were surprisingly reasonable, we bought food to make lunch, which saved a bit of money. The staff at Cane Garden Bay Beach Hotel is top notch. I wish I had known how expensive cab rides are prior to arriving. Renting a car is definitely the way to go, if you are ok with driving on narrow, steep mountain roads. The taxi ride from the airport to the hotel was 90 on the way in, 100 on the way out (different taxi drivers). A ride to Road Town is 12 a person, with tip came out to 60 each way. The last two days we rented a Kia Soul for 60 a day.

Staff needs help!!! Horrible service and regards for guest!

Our stay at the Aerial BVI was exceptional. The property is breathtaking, the staff is so kind and cater to your every need. The island has such a special purpose and meaning behind it bad we were so happy to experience it. We took advantage of the horseback riding, spa treatments, night glass bottom kayak ride. The food was all farm to table and healthy and the beach was beautiful. I can’t say enough about the room design and the stunning ocean views. This property is one of a kind and a rare gem. Every detail is so thought out and the focus is on healing and wellness which I love. We will definitely be back and have already told all of our loved ones.

A Mixed Stay at Coconut Tree Villa Our recent stay at Coconut Tree Villa offered some enjoyable aspects, but it also had significant shortcomings that impacted our overall experience. While we appreciate the villa's potential, it felt more akin to a "poor college student's style" accommodation rather than a well-maintained vacation rental. The most notable issues were the broken couches indoors, which made relaxing comfortably quite difficult. Additionally, the outdoor furniture lacked cushions, which really detracted from our ability to enjoy the outdoor spaces and made them less inviting. With some much-needed updates and attention to comfort, Coconut Tree Villa could truly shine. However, as it stands, these issues prevented our stay from being as comfortable and enjoyable as we had hoped.