The Hamilton Beach Villas & Spa

These condos are cozy. The furniture like the bed can use some upgrades, but the rooms come complete with kitchenware, washer and dryer. The restaurant offers a wide variety of options. Just wish there was a supermarket close by for grocery shopping.

The staff is so friendly and accommodating.

The beach was one of the nicest on the island with great swimming and a nice long beach to walk on. The restaurant on site was also good. Our room was a 2 bedroom and was perfectly comfortable and spotlessly clean! The service from the resort helped arrange pick up by ferry as well as did some grocery shopping for us so we had some basics when we arrived. We travelled out of peak season so it was fairly quiet. A couple of other restaurants were in walking distance, and our taxi driver took us into Charlestown to get groceries and to Pinneys beach to some bars. Pack your own snorkel and goggles so you can enjoy the sea life! All in I would recommend this as a great value place to stay on the island. Nevis was beautiful!

Always a pleasure staying there.

Very disappointed with our stay and wished we had never booked here! When we checked into our unit 1B1, the staff was friendly and greeted us pleasantly however after checking into our unit we had multiple issues! TV was small and crappy and very hard to operate! It was way too complicated to figure out how to turn it on and watch! Ridiculous! Phone did not work! They told us maintenance would come the next day and they never did! There was not enough towels in the bathrooms for the family to use! When we stopped over the reception to ask for more towels, they said we would need to wait till the next day as it was laundry time in the evening! The next day our bathroom shower rod came down and the shower head broke! No one could come fix it! We were told if would be next day! Blinds were all mangled up and broken and hard to maneuver! The appliances in the kitchen were horrible! Really old beaten up pans, no cutting board or colander. Only 2 wine glasses in a large 2 bedroom condo unit. No dishwasher liquid. Swimming pool is disappointing as it's tiny! The service in the restaurant on the property is beyond slow! We were the only ones eating and it took them over an hour to get the food to our table! I get everyone is on island time but lunch should not turn into dinner! Food tasted decent because we were so hungry by the time the food arrived! If you have the extra budget to spare, skip this property and stay at the 4 seasons! It's far superior and so worth every penny. Our biggest regret was that our vacation was ruined at such a beautiful location and none of our issues were handled in a timely manner! Also, beware, they try to trap you into a timeshare presentation. Luckily we got out or it and said no thanks as I would never recommend this property to anyone in my large circle of family and friends! :(

We had 2 weeks at the Hamilton and it is everything that the photos suggest - all units appear to be to the same hi-spec. Wi Fi was very good, TV and all 500+ channels mostly worked but you're not there for the TV... kitchen well appointed but as with all these sorts of accommodation, not all the utensils you might expect. Clean, tidy and as we were on top floor, fantastic views all round! Pool was nice, sea very calm. Take a walk up to Barefoot (5 mins) or Chrishi Beachclub (25 mins) along the beach for a change of scenery, both really nice food. Supermarkets are a taxi ride away so addtional cost there but the closest place for basics is a 5 min walk up the road to a small petrol station (E&F Enterprise) or head the other way past Barefoot for roadside fruit and veg. Being July it was very quiet though - which was fine for us, what we were after - though I'm not sure it ever gets really busy. Negatives. Not really very many and possibly because it was low season but some of the staff were really not always on the ball. I heard it described as 'island time' but we noticed more attentiveness elsewhere - but once you get on the same wavelength, all good! More challenging was the Yachtsman or specifically the fact that we booked through BA via Hamilton and our package included breakfast at Yachtsman. It's two different organisations and it does really tell. There's a set menu for residents on the package and this caused issues with staff not knowing and giving us the full menu. Then any sort of deviation from the set menu and minds were blown. Nothing complex - just things like the kids only having water so I'd have an extra ornage juice. 'that will be chargeable' cue pointless discussion... But we got there in the end. Last day I just had coffee and toast. Even that caused issues! But that's not the Hamilton and generally all staff were nice and friendly. Yes, there are mosquitos. Yes the air con isn't always 100%. Yes some of the build looks a little ragged in corners (don't look in the corners then!) but overall it's a good place to stay so long as you are self sufficient and don't expect a 4 star hotel experience. What would have made it better would be if the other bedroom could have been made into a twin. Our kids had to share the same bed but it was large enough - but how about one of those bold together singles instead? Oh and the other thing was that the Yachtsman has a lot of visitors on a time share gig, picked up from Charlestown or Sunshines. I think most of the units are let out, some are timeshre. We made friends with the reps once they realised they were wasting their time trying to sell us anything... but watch out for that as you will get tapped up!