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"Everything was fantastic. We would definitely stay there again :) "

"Close to the beach. "

"The staff was impressive as to how friendly and hard working they are. The amount of work it takes to feed so many people such a large selction of food every day was something that my husbandv and I marveled at, and he was a miiitary chef for over 3 decades! I really liked the adults only pool with the fountain and bar - very relaxing and quiet. The only thing that was an issue for me personally with arthritis in my legs is that there is a lot of up and down walking and the hotel/club is quite spread out. But it is possible to call and get one the staff in their mortarized carts to take you where you need to go at St. James Club. All and all it was a wonderful experience!"

"Perfect for our 2 nights before getting our sail. "

"Everything is short distance walks, coffee up till 11pm was great, buffet restaurant had everything you could want, events to have fun throughout the day ongoing with entertainment in the evenings, drinks were great (mojito my fave!) We checked our calendar for next year and may be back with a group! Truely enjoyed our stay to get away from our busy lives. Very peaceful - Thank you!"

"A friendly staff that goes overboard to make your stay memorable. Protected by a coral reef breaker, each bay is safe & calm so snorkeling, kayaking & paddle boarding is easy. Exceptional resort!"

"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. "

"We stayed for a week here and loved it. For us, the best part was the spectacular view of the sea from our Cove Suite room 2B, we were fairly close to the sea and had an absolutely clear view of it. Watching the sunsets from our balcony was also lovely. We thought the views from any of the 2nd floor rooms in Cove Villa 1, 2 or 3 would be as nice. The Cove suite rooms are lovely, very spacious and comfortable. The 3 beaches are all a little small, but very nice; the sea is quite peaceful, the water is warm and you can walk out quite a ways and still be only chest-deep. As other reviewers have mentioned, sometime hard to find an empty beach chair. All 3 restaurants are good, we would rank Cove as the best one, followed by Palm, followed by Reef. Cove is more of a fine dining experience, while Reef is more beach casual, with Palm somewhere in between. We also had a wonderful dinner (roast pork being the highlight) on the beach one night. You need to reserve tables a few days in advance, specially at the Cove. All of them are situated well in terms of looking out at the water. We were on the all-inclusive plan, but the a la carte prices for the restaurant are not crazily expensive, on our next visit we are not sure whether we will go in for the all-inclusive. The staff here are just wonderful, we would particularly like to thank Derah and Sparkel at the Palm, Kia at different bars and the Cove villa 2 housekeeper. All in all, a lovely relaxing vacation, we will be back!"

"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."