Ti Kaye Resort & Spa

Stay here! We stayed at Ti Kaye for a week, celebrating our 25th. It was nothing short of pure bliss. Good food, off the beaten path, absolutely stunning setting!

We had a fantastic stay. The staff are the best part of Ti Kaye, followed by the unique style and setting of the accommodation and main building. Very private, romantic and personal. Some foods could be more hygienically kept such as items at the breakfast buffet with birds walking on them, and we saw some condiments kept without lids at the beach bar. Otherwise, a brilliant place to stay and we hope to return in the future.

Ti Kaye is located in a remote part of the island, making day excursions challenging. But no worries, because the resort is stunning and has incredible snorkeling and kayaking options. There are weekly rum and wine tastings. The staff is wonderful and the rooms are just lovely. The gym was too hot for me to use (no consistent a/c). The beach is very rocky; bring water shoes.

We spent 5 nights at To Kaye, it was exactly what we hoped for. We were able to relax, take some excursions, see the island. The staff were wonderful, so kind and thoughtful, they made the day even better. We would love to return.

The staff were excellent, very friendly and made a point of making your stay as relaxed and enjoyable as possible. The food was good, but more options, especially seafood would have been nice. For being an island, having more than one fish variety offered for an entire week was a little disappointing. The amenities were great, private beach, chairs/loungers and cabanas were nice. The floating hammocks were also very enjoyable. The free snorkeling, kayaks, and paddle boards were also great. While I did not personally partake in the spa, my wife thoroughly enjoyed her facial and the various options offered. While we loved the resort, the island did not offer a whole lot else. The small hikes, waterfalls, and mud baths were fun, but the towns very poor - though most locals were quite friendly, probably due to their dependance on tourists. We rented a car and drove, which I actually thought was fine. However, the roads are narrow, mostly unmarked, and in poor condition. Still, cheaper than renting taxis and better than having to be on someone elses schedule and sharing with other groups. The rum & chocolate tasting and tour was awesome, highly recommended! Finally, no matter what you read, be sure to bring plenty of cash. Outside the resort, credit cards are rarely accepted and U.S. dollars is the preferred currency. That's because of the high exchange rate for the ECD. I think locals look at it as travelers see lower prices using the U.S. dollar and figure they are getting a

Great property with a nice smorkeling beach, goid views, good food. The main "con" is that it's far from other areas on the island and the roads are terrifying.