We stayed in one of the older units right at the end at the beach from April 19th - 27th and overall had a great time. The room was only average though, and was on par with any of the older efficiency rooms that one would normally see along the beachs of the US East Coast - Nags Head, Myrtle Beach etc. This is definitely not on the same scale as any other resort we have ever stayed at.

We heard that there are discount coupons available from the conceirge, but during the whole week we were there, we could never find this person, and the on-site Wyndham member office was always closed. The staff was helpful and friendly although Christy (reception desk) was not as helpful as the others and struggled with her 'Customer Service' skills.

BUT - the beach was great, as was the snorkeling around both rocky ends of the beach and around the corners. The view from our balcony with the beach, the ocean and the hummingbirds made for a pleasant stay. They do have a grill area with 2 charcoal grills, but one was non-functional and the other was barely serviceable, but usable. We never used the poool although it looked clean. We also did not try the on site restaraunt while we were there. We were able to cook most meals on the 2 burner cooktop and microwave.

Groceries on the island are not as fresh as you experience in the US, especially meats. The Pueblo Supermarket on RT 313 is the closest to the resort and had almost everything we needed to outfit our unit for the week, although their meats were questionable - their refrigeration units were not cold enough for my liking. there is another supermarket on RT 32 on the way to Redhook that had much fresher meats and produce, but the cost was quite a bit higher than Pueblo. There is a K-Mart just down the street from the Pueblo Supermarket.

We rented a car for the week and found it was a necessity for us. If you enjoy beaching, off shore fishing and snorkeling/diving etc this is a great place. We were not that impressed with the advertised shopping although it does seem to be a big draw here. We spent a day or so in Charlotte Amalie during carnival week, which was not very crowded although there was only one cruise ship in port per day during our stay. We understand there can be as many as 8 or 9 ships a day in port during peak season which would be an 'unbearable' traffic problem.

we went to St John on the car ferry one day and enjoyed a Daysail with Ron and Carol at http://www.alauntcharters.com/ another day - both days were great fun and highly recommended.

I just returned from a 4 day trip to St. Thomas, staying at Bluebeard's, and I have to say that I'm surprised by all these negative reviews! I think that folks looking for a stuffy, pristine, wait-on-you-hand-and-foot resort experience should head for the Ritz Carlton, and leave Bluebeard's for those of us who aren't as picky.

The resort was just the right size, and not over-crowded at all. The beach and pool areas were the perfect size for the number of guests the club can accommodate. The pool was very nice and the bartenders were great. Okay, there was one bad thing- "the Rizzo show" was some of the worst live music I've ever been subjected to, but that was only for one afternoon.

The restaurant's menu is nothing to write home about, but it was just enough for us. They have enough options to keep most people happy when you don't feel like driving elsewhere for dinner. Everything on this island seems to move a little slower than elsewhere in the US, but if you just relax, have a drink, and expect to wait a little longer for your service, you can still have a great time.

Overall, it was a great, private, little resort that was just right for our short trip to the island. Enjoy!

We have been to Bluebeard's Beach Resort a number of times. I truely enjoy the small resort and found the newer rooms nice with a beach view. We stay here because it's so very cheap compared to other resorts and we like having a kitchen. I recommend renting a car from Budget rent a car. And ask them for the coupon book. You get 2 for 1 sailing. The resort offers a shuttle but I can't imagine waiting on it. Things are slower in the carribean and I like to be on the go. The beach is a little rocky but still nice. The pool has a swim up bar. There are tennis courts and a large chess game. The bar is outdoors and has good drinks. A few years ago they had slot machines but then they were gone when we went back. I think this resort had it's hey day back in the 1980s but we enjoy it.

The sister resorts Blackbeard's Castle and Elysian allow you to use their facilities. We went to the Elysian to work out and then had to pay since they sold the gym. There is a restaurant at both these resorts. We liked the one at the Castle because of the view and the other one is right on the water at the Elysian. They have specials so look for the weekly flyer.

If you are looking for luxuries, pampering, etc. this is not the resort for you....BUT...if you are looking for a wonderful island setting you have the Greatest Place to be..
*beautiful sunrises and sunsets
*the employee's at the resort were friendly and helpful when we
needed them.
*awesome beach, private, lots of chairs on beach and around the pool (resort was fully booked)
*the lime tree restaurants food was excellent and who can beat an outdoor restaurant with such an awesome view.
*we are owners with Wyndham Resorts which is how we ended up here, this is now one of our favorite resorts.
*we did not experience bugs of any kind anywhere on the resort, but even if we did, that would be something that goes with the area at certain times of year. This is no different that some other beaches we've been too - like Chincoteague, VA. love the place but you have to run like a nut at night to avoid the mosquitoes...
We will God Willing return to this wonderful little island location hopefully next year at the same time...