Montpelier Plantation Inn Hotel

We stayed at the hotel for five nights. Every morning, we enjoyed a HUGE, delicious breakfast (imagine a big bowl of fresh fruits set on ice, a basket of toasts and muffins and specialty breads, yogurt, cereal, freshly squeezed juices, tea/coffee AND a hot breakfast entree). There is complimentary tea every afternoon by the pool, featuring freshly baked scones and cake. The dinners at the hotel are expensive, 54 dollar per person but were VERY good, consistently. My only complaint was that the room was full of mosquitos!

Absolutely the best place we have ever stayed, or have ever heard of anyone staying (it beats the Datai hands down, for example). Principally, this is because of the staff who are warmly professional and for whom nothing is too much trouble (we had only to mention in passing to Gail that we wanted to hire a jeep for the next few days, for it to arrive the next morning at 9.30). Many staff have worked at the hotel for over fifteen years, and the sense of being welcomed by the hotel's community is palpable. We tend... more

My husband and I just spent our 10th Anniversary at Montpelier - what a beautiful retreat it was! There were no children which is a nice plus for a couple on such an important vacation - the owners were there for whatever we needed and their own beach made it even nicer. An article in Architectural Digest and great reviews on TripAdvisor made our decision for us. We can highly recommend eating dinner there as well.