Luxury Travel Advisor recognises Four Seasons Resort Nevis as ‘Best Hotel in Caribbean’

The Four Seasons Resort Nevis, West Indies, has been recognised as the Best Luxury Hotel in the Caribbean by Luxury Travel Advisor in their 2023 Awards of Excellence. Four Seasons Resort Nevis is offering an exclusive Choose Your Adventure package to celebrate this honour.

These awards acknowledge companies and individuals considered to be the elite suppliers of luxury travel around the world.

The resort is a perfect lodging for those seeking a modern embodiment of the Caribbean region’s spirit with a beachfront oasis that provides an ideal mix of adventure, relaxation, culture and recreation with a remarkable style of hospitality that can only be found on the island of Nevis.

The winners of the Luxury Travel Advisor in their 2023 Awards of Excellence were determined exclusively by the readers of the magazine, who voted for nominees chosen by an invitation-only advisory board made up of influential and elite travel advisors.

The exclusive Choose Your Adventure package includes a complimentary fourth night for every three consecutive paid nights in one of the Resort’s Private Retreats rented homes, with additional inclusions like tennis and pickleball, unlimited greens fees, a beach cabana rental for one day and the choice of one spa treatment per adult, two private food and beverage activities or two private wellness or fitness activities per adult and one family style in-villa dining experience.

The Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley, congratulated the resort owner and said he is proud of its accomplishments. “The Four Seasons Resort Nevis is renowned for its luxurious service, and we are proud to receive recognition from Luxury Travel Advisor and its esteemed community of travel advisors. Our history of excellence in hospitality is a source of great honour,” said the Premier.

The Four Seasons Resort in Nevis is one of the most popular resorts, and several high authority persons have chosen it during their vacation on the twin-island nation.