We arrived in Nevis on the ferry from St. Kitts, and found a taxi to take us to the Hermitage. Three days later, we left, clutching a rum punch, on the top deck of the hotel's own boat, being chauffeured by the owner to our waiting taxi at the tip of St Kitt's. The Hermitage is a truly family-run Nevis... More

We visited Nevis and had the pleasure of staying at The Hermitage Plantation Inn. We stayed in the Blue House which was lovely and steps away from the restaurant. Our House was beautifully outfitted in antique furnishings and artwork. We had heard horror stories about mosquitos on the island but our bed had mosquito netting and we dabbed ourselves in... More

We were greeted by the friendly resident dog "Harry" the beagle when we arrived. When we got to our room, we weren't too sure how we felt about it originally. There is no air conditioning, but the breeze is so beautiful, you quickly realized you don't need it. The view from our veranda was so breathtaking. The room is decorated... More

Being a very well traveler throughout the Carribean, I booked a trip to Nevis (an island that I had not been to before). This vacation was to celebrate my 1st wedding anniversary. After looking at the website for The Hermitage Plantation Inn, I booked our stay based on the attractive photos. After we arrived, we were shocked to see the... More

I've been meaning to write a review for a while. My fiancé and I spent a week at the Hermitage in in the Treetops Up cottage. The greeting we received was warm, friendly and personal-- the owner, Richie, is around to mix you a delicous (and heady) punch or to tell you about the history of the place. The great... More

Arriving at Hermitage Plantation Inn on a Wednesday for dinner is akin to surprising Grandma on Thanksgiving; as long as Grandma was a great cook. Wednesday is indeed Pig Roast night at Hermitage and the spread is the Islands best meal. Served in the great house, the oldest in the Caribbean, a giant home grown suckling pig has been slowly... More

So, we went to Nevis for the day. Stopped by the tourist office. One of the stops recommended was this Inn. We decided to go for lunch. We were given a tour and sat with the owner and chatted. Met other guests (sadly missed one of my rock heroes WHO happened to be staying, but I'm sure he did not... More

The MOST charming, welcoming, authentic hotel. Anyone who goes will love and fall in love with the island. The service is impeccable, the food is delicious and it is truly the most charming hotel ever. Go go go! More

A perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. Cottages decorated in English/Colonial/Caribbean style -- perfect for relaxing. Main house perfect - evocative of plantation life 100 years ago -- books, games, blue-and-white transfer china, silver platters, highly polished wood bar, etc. Food is excellent, service friendly. More