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Top St. Thomas and St. John All Inclusive Resorts & Hotels

Secret Harbour Beach Resort
"Beautiful property and great for a family! Snorkeling at the beach was awesome! No one was at the pool. Our room was well appointed and housekeeping was noteworthy! Easy and smooth check in process. Would recommend!"
Reviewed on Jul 2, 2026

The Westin St. Thomas Beach Resort & Spa
"Great view! Loved that Salt Shack was right down the stairs. Live music. Staff were great and accommodating. There were some bugs but that’s to be expected I guess. Other than that, we had a great stay and would stay again."
Reviewed on Jul 3, 2026

Bolongo Bay Beach Resort
"Absolutely the best place it’s truly a peace of heaven. Staff was so incredibly helpful and friendly. Food was amazing as well as the drinks. The owner Dave was great!! Highly recommend staying here!!!"
Reviewed on Jun 13, 2026

Emerald Beach Resort
"Family of 2adults/2 teens. From the start, rent a car. The speed limit in most of the areas we visited was no more than 30MPH. It was easy to learn how to drive on the left. The hotel does not provide a shuttle service and taxis are very expensive. Free onsite parking. Once there, nothing is walkable. ..."
Reviewed on Jul 1, 2026

Sugar Bay Resort and Spa
"its not full inclusive no vip room no café for expresso less everything no wet bar in room no room service we didn't have tissue in room I could keep going but the employees awesome the place awesome the bed awesome all inclusive NOT AWESOME"
Reviewed on Sep 15, 2017
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Fantastic Panoramic Views of The British Virgin Islands, Amazing Sunrises, Pool
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St. Thomas and St. John hotels essential information
Accommodation | 3,686 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $290 |
Highest Price | $540 |
Popular hotels | Bolongo Bay Beach Resort, Sugar Bay Resort and Spa, The Westin St. Thomas Beach Resort & Spa, Emerald Beach Resort, Secret Harbour Beach Resort |
Recent St. Thomas and St. John All Inclusive Resort Reviews By Fellow Wanderers

The Westin St. Thomas Beach Resort & Spa
"Great view! Loved that Salt Shack was right down the stairs. Live music. Staff were great and accommodating. There were some bugs but that’s to be expected I guess. Other than that, we had a great stay and would stay again."

Emerald Beach Resort
"Family of 2adults/2 teens. From the start, rent a car. The speed limit in most of the areas we visited was no more than 30MPH. It was easy to learn how to drive on the left. The hotel does not provide a shuttle service and taxis are very expensive. Free onsite parking. Once there, nothing is walkable. You’ll spend about $9/person each way to get to the charlotte Amalie area. I was hesitant to book because many reviews said the staff were rude. This is completely untrue! We got there early and could not get into our room. However, we were greeted by friendly front desk staff, given beach towels, & access to the pool. We were able to store our bags by the desk while we waited. We ate at the restaurant on site. Everyone was happy with their food. It is only steps to the sand & beach chairs were readily available. They had hoses to rinse your feet when you exit. Rooms are motel style with no elevator. Our room was very clean. This is the most important thing to us. Housekeeping was friendly and brought us extra towels and coffee when we requested them. Drinks were good at the bar and bartender was friendly. One thing you must remember, and this goes for the whole island, is “island time”. Everyone and every thing is slower than main land USA. Most things shut down by 5pm and are closed on sundays. I’m not sure I personally would classify this as a resort. However, It was very nice and we enjoyed our stay. For the price, we would absolutely stay here again."









