Hotels with Free Breakfast in St. Lucia from $195

"Private, quiet and relaxing. Best views of the Pitons. Very friendly staff. Will definitely be back. "

"This was our second stay. Family of five. Resort spotless, staff all friendly and engaged in making the stay brilliant. One of our children became sick on the plane over to St Lucia. The staff were exceptional in making sure every aspect of their care was optimal. Food was brilliant. All inclusive covered virtually all options. Spa fab. Recreation options great. Could go on and on. Would recommend to anyone."

"Very fun resort, staff was amazing and plenty of dining and food options! Beach was limited to one but the island offers alot of excursions and fun things to do"

"Amazing Stay at Royalton St. Lucia, Swim-Up Suite Perfection! We had a wonderful experience staying at the Royalton All-Inclusive Resort in St. Lucia. We booked a swim-up suite, and it was everything we hoped for. It was clean, comfortable, and just steps away from the water. Room service delivered breakfast to our room every morning, which was a great way to start the day. Tip: Use the app to pre-order the night before so it arrives right when you want it! One thing to note if you’re coming from the U.S., bring an outlet converter, as the plugs are different. The food at the resort was good. We dined at the Italian restaurant, the steakhouse, the buffet and the hibachi grill, and enjoyed every meal. Each restaurant had great service and a nice atmosphere. The entire staff at the resort was friendly and welcoming, which really added to the experience. The beach was absolutely stunning. It was very clean, calm, and perfect for relaxing or taking a walk. All the pools were also very well maintained and spotless. Evening entertainment was a nice bonus, with good energy and something fun to enjoy after dinner. Overall, we had an incredible stay and would absolutely recommend Royalton St. Lucia to anyone looking for a relaxing, all-inclusive getaway in paradise."

"This is my best place to stay in St. Lucia. The staff is wonderful. I don’t like the fact they they’re not allowed to speak their native languages when guests are present. As a traveler I think it’s important to hear different languages. The place is beautiful."