Historic Hotels in Antigua and Barbuda from SAR 446

"Fabulous beach and pools! Friendly staff"

"We had a great vacation!!!"

"The room is big and clean. Surroundings are very nice, two restaurants around. Location is good, close to the airport. It would be nice to provide coffee in the room."

"I stayed here for 5 days on a solo vacation and I had a wonderful time. The property itself is beautiful and I felt like I was staying in a treehouse. The area is so lush and green which I loved. "

"We booked a two queen room, it was spacious, lots of closet and drawer space. The bathroom was also spacious. Room included a mini fridge, coffee pod machine (good coffee too), and a safe. There was also a balcony over looking the pool. The room was very clean. There is a small beach assigned to the hotel. It was a decent size and enough for the hotel guests. Theres a swim up tiki bar, a little boat will take you there. The restaurant had a reasonable variety of food and drink options. Some of the dishes could have used a little more seasoning or flavor. The mojitos and other drinks were soo good. Staff was very helpful. We came with a large group and they did a great job putting up with the requests. Overall, great experience."

"Friendly staff! Food was good and plentiful with good variety."

"Great stay, people were very kind and welcoming, resort was vey relaxing and beach is beautiful "

"It was an amazing place! The only thing was people saving beach chairs got annoying, but I don’t know what can be done about that. "

"Antigua Village was (I think) the first resort to be built on the island - and theres a good reason why they chose Dickenson Bay. Wonderful sandy beach - now somewhat dominated by the huge Sandals neighboring resort. We did go 19 years ago - before Sandals and it was great. AV is still in great condition and it laid back, fairly basic but clean, tidy and maintained. Studio was OK for space, large patio makes up for the relatively small size. Cleaners were great (every day) and there is a little store there for (inflated) basic supplies. First Choice supermarket is about a mile down the road. Local restaurants ranged from OK to great. Explore the island (by day - as the potholes can be nasty at night!) or just sit on the beach chairs - drink in hand, and relax."