Peter Island is a gem and a great place to recharge batteries. For those in need of retail therapy, Tortola is a short boat ride away. One gets gourmet dining as well. We had Thanksgiving dinner, which was a delicious buffet. Breakfast is a "cannot miss". Service with a smile is provided at the resort.

The hotel representative who greeted us was kind and helpful. We had a rocky ride over and they had drinks with ginger in it to help with nausea which I appreciated. The room was very spacious. All of the staff was very friendly. I didn't realize you needed a reservation for the honeymoon beach and white bay beaches and when I called they were "booked" but after talking with the manager, they let us go from 10-12:15 until the next reservation, so book your hut early. There are only 6 huts on white bay and 1 on honeymoon. Deadmans beach is first come, first serve and just as beautiful.. The other two are more secluded and a nice experience. Definitely do the sunset loop and have champaigne or wine and watch the sunset. There are drivers that take you everywhere. The spa was lovely and the pool and view from the spa is fabulous! Overall, very pleased!

Two restaurants but only one available most of the week (two days they have a buffet type in grill type setting near the beach). Too expensive for what is available and the overall infrastructure require an update. The facilities and service was OK but not for a 4 or 5 star hotel. Meal just good. Small pool. No TV in room which wouldn't be so bad if there was other options (other to take a walk along the beach). In total I would say that is a 4 star hotel but for the price I even degrade to a 3 star. I don't recommend it.

Gorgeous beaches, comfortable spaces, first-class service, gourmet meals-- a 4-star experience, at a 4-star price!

This was our first time staying on Peter Island and thought it was extremely beautiful. The main beach takes on alot of wind daily so the water is never really that calm so we were a bit discouraged about that. The spa is phenomenal. Each night there is only one dining option and the times are very limited so keep that in mind because if your hungry when they're not serving there is no place to grab a snack. We were glad we only stayed three nights as we found ourselves a little bored. Service was incredible which is not usually found in the Virgin Islands. Overall a very nice spot to relax!

VERY PEACEFUL AND RELAXING. FOOD A BIT PRICEY.SHOULD CATER MORE FOR VEGANS AND DIABETICS. WASTE OF COCONUTS ON TREES.SELL ICED COCONUT WATER OR USE AS CHASER.

I'm not even going to go there with this place. Its not even worthy of a review. Do yourself a favor & stay at the Frenchman Cove in St. Thomas.

Jean and my daughter became good friends and she'll remember her forever.

Excellent location, private beaches, delicious food, fantastic hotel staff. If you are looking for a getaway then this place is perfect. Not Ideal if you are looking to party, and nightlife etc. no shopping unless u leave the island.

Unbelievable food and even better beaches!

One of the best places for a vacation we have been to. We enjoyed the beauty of Peter Island, perfect beaches, excellent food and very nice staff. We were impressed how well the island is maintained. There are wind turbines, rain water irrigation systems and a desalination station for excellent drinking water. The ocean front rooms are ok but a little outdated. We actually preferred the ocean front room location at the harbor close to the bar and Tradewinds restaurant. Upper floors have the better views. Beach front junior suites are in better shape and offer more space we were told. They are closer to the beach restaurant and only a short walk to main resort. Of course you can always ask for a shuttle. They have several golf cart type shuttles and mini buses. The villas are very nice. We would consider to stay in one of the three villas if we were going with 3 or more couples and kids. Overall we liked the secluded feeling of the island with only a few rooms (32 ocean front rooms, a few beach front suites, plus three villas which seem to be rarely occupied). We were not sure about the extra cost for food and drinks at the time of booking. It is easy to spend $500 per day (for two) at the restaurants and bars - although we have to admit that the food was mostly excellent. Check out the 'all inclusive' offers which we unfortunately did not find on hotels.com.

The island itself is wonderful. It's in a beautiful setting and there are a number of areas on the island to explore. That said, the facilities were very dated. The shower in our room was old and cracked and did not feel very clean. The doors to the patio were dark wood with small windows, and did not stay open. It was impossible to just enjoy the fresh air and view while you were inside. Only one restaurant is open each evening which gets pretty old if you were staying multiple nights. The beach restaurant had harsh lighting in the evening which took away from the romantic nature of the setting. I give the hotel high scores for Deadman's Beach but otherwise it just wasn't the luxury hotel that it bills itself as.