Blue Waters Resort & Spa reviews

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating

4.5 Excellent

  • Cleanliness 4.7
  • Location 4.7
  • Rooms 4.5
  • Service 4.6
  • Value 4.4

2608 TripAdvisor reviews

TripAdvisor users rated this property 5 out of 5

Absolute heaven!

Odyssey08301303040 (Diss, United Kingdom) on Dec 13, 2025

Now Antigua is definitely a paradise island however the icing on the cake has to be the Blue Waters Resort & Spa. Set in a beautiful little bay this place offers you everything you could ask for, peace, relaxation and beaches. There are of course pools, water sports and a gym. Its three restaurants offer a wide range of options that are absolutely top class - you can’t fault them. But the ultimate has to be its staff, from the management team to the ladies that clean the room there is always a smile, a greeting and a stance that nothing is too much trouble. Well done to them all. Would I go back? DEFINITELY!

TripAdvisor users rated this property 5 out of 5

Exceptional hotel.

Ian S on Nov 24, 2025

Blue waters is an exceptional hotel, the location and facilities are excellent. We had a beachfront deluxe room which was well appointed and had a great view. Food choice and quality was excellent in all e restaurants. What makes Blue Waters very special is the staff, they are friendly and welcoming whilst offering superb service, nothing was too much trouble. Highly recommended.

TripAdvisor users rated this property 5 out of 5

A truly great location

mikeseals (Derbyshire, United Kingdom) on Nov 21, 2025

This is truly a vacation gem. From the excellent facilities to the well trained staff, Blue Waters provides everything to make a perfect stay

TripAdvisor users rated this property 5 out of 5

A Laid-Back Slice of Paradise at Blue Waters

Matthew06 (St. Lucia) on Nov 17, 2025

Just came back from Blue Waters in Antigua and honestly… what a vibe. The whole resort feels super chilled and peaceful, like you’ve wandered into a little Caribbean hideaway where everything is taken care of. The beaches are calm, the gardens look straight out of a postcard, and there’s always a quiet spot to just switch off. The staff deserve their own shoutout — genuinely friendly, always smiling, and somehow always appear right when you need something. The rooms are clean, comfy, and have that “wake up and breathe” ocean feel. My favourite part? Breakfast at The Palm and sunset dinners at The Cove. Great food without trying too hard. The spa also surprised me — actually therapeutic, not just a token resort spa. If you’re looking for a place to decompress, tan, sip, nap, swim, repeat… Blue Waters is exactly that place. I’d go back tomorrow.

TripAdvisor users rated this property 4 out of 5

Pricing Strategy a Negative

391mikey04 (Liverpool, United Kingdom) on Nov 16, 2025

Stayed here with family over the half term break. External areas are very nice and well maintained. Whilst the beaches are a little small there are 3no' of them on site so always plenty of room to spread out. Nice pool and decked area with good quality sunbeds. Staff ratio to guests is quite high and you get a very friendly Caribbean welcome. Rooms are solid rather than spectacular but most have sea views which is nice. The non motorised watersports all included is great. Two areas let the hotel down for me. Whilst the pool restaurant was quite nice for lunch, I found both The Palm and Cove restaurants distinctly average in terms of food quality and way over-priced. The hotel caters it mostly for all inclusive but not moving outside of the hotel is not for us, so we were on B&B. The pricing strategy for food and drink is a bit out of kilter with the rest of the island and overtime the hotel will suffer because of this. Everything is priced in US Dollars, whereas everywhere else we visited save for one place (The Hut) was priced in ECD which works out a bit cheaper. However it excludes not only a 10% service charge which is consistent across the island but also 17.5% tax which isn't. A Carib beer costs 11USD but when you add the service charge and taxes on it comes out at 14USD. By way of comparison, the only other place we visited that charged in USD was The Hut at Little Jumby. A carib beer there costs 9 USD however that price already includes the 17.5% tax. You are therefore paying an extra 4 dollars for a simple beer against one of the other top venues on the island. The same applies to food in the restaurant. You will regularly pay between 42-50 USD for a main course and then have to have 27% added onto your price. We ate at some lovely places including Casa Roots, Bar None and Le Bistro with the first run by a French Chef so you can expect quality. These places are significantly cheaper for much better quality than Blue Waters in terms of food and drink. Whilst the hotel has a number of good points, the pricing of food and drink if not reviewed will prevent many from returning in my view as you can get much better value elsewhere.

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