Just got back after 8 nights there with wife and two teenage children. Very nice hotel, made special by the staff. Good facilities for us, maybe a bit limited for teenagers. Excellent location, excellent tucker; very easy to drift away on endless supply of grog and food. Manager discreet to point of anonymity (he didn't show for his own meet n greet party) but everyone else really nice. Very welcoming, very friendly

Trivial point - they charge you US$10 to send a (mandatory) fax to airport for check-in ! This after £5k for 8 nights.............

Happy to recommend it

We travelled to Blue Waters in May after doing many checks on reviews and comparing to other hotels on the island and on arrival we knew we made the right choice.

We were greeted by very friendly staff, taken to our room which was a perfect size, bathroom lovely, decor perfect and very clean.

We had other people come out for our wedding who were staying in 3 other hotels on the island which we visited and none came close to Blue Waters which was very apparent in their faces when they came to see us!

Our wedding day was more than we hoped for, Cindy the wedding organiser was great and the lady who performed the service was fantastic and made it really special, it was the most perfect day. If you are getting married here(which i highly reccommend) do go for the steel band its the icing on the cake!

The day after our wedding we were upgraded to a villa which was lovely as we started our honeymoon.

We spent 3 weeks here and absolutely loved the hotel, we are going back for our anniversary as soon as weve saved up!

The staff were great, the food was great, the rooms were great,everything was wonderfull.

I will make it short and sweet for you: we spent 10 days at Blue Waters at the end of July and it was absolutely what we were looking for: nice room accommodation, relaxing atmosphere, wonderful surroundings, great food at both restaurants and very nice staff.
I have to say a couple of the staff members especially in the dining room and bar areas needs some training as they were all but friendly and happy but overall the staff was very nice and attentive.
Our room attendant was extremely friendly and so were the staff around the hotel and the management.
We took a few trips outside to see what Antigua is like and we decided it's a lovely Island and we would love to come back next year...

We stayed at Blue Waters at the end of August 2006 and after reading countless great reviews for this hotel, were expecting something rather special. We were, however, rather dissapointed with Blue waters,(We stayed at the 'Coral Reef Club ' in Barbados last year which was in a different league)
The service was mixed, some of the staff were fantastic, but some were pretty miserable particularly the pool bar staff at the main pool (Carolyn was the exception, she was great)the resort itself is ok, the 2 main pool areas are fine, but not the adult pool area which is NOT well kept, our room was ok, we were in block 100 (109) the views are lovely but the room could have been bigger and better for the money - bathroom was poor, food and drinks are expensive, so would definitely recommend the all inclusive.
The biggest dissapointment was the food, which was way below par for the price you are paying, - even in Vyviens restaurant ( which is supposed to be A La Carte) the standard was low - and expensive. All in all a nice hotel which is just charging too much for what it has to offer - and watch out for the mosquito's under the tables in the palm restaurant - they will FEAST on uncovered legs and ankles.