Montpelier Plantation & Beach
St Kitts & Nevis
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per person for 7 nights, based on 2 people sharing a Premier Room on a Bed and Breakfast basis including shared boat and road transfers.
At a Glance
Set in a lovely mountain side location with easy access to a beach club
Family run hotel with friendly feel and welcoming Labrador dog
Relais et Chateau Restaurant serving fabulous French inspired cuisine.
Unique dining experience in a converted Sugar mill
Regular shuttle to beach with private cabanas and bar
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Offering warm temperatures throughout the year the Caribbean is a perfect year round destination. With an average of 9 hours sunshine a day the peak season runs from December through to April which is the dry season when you can expect very little rainfall. May to November are the slightly wetter months where you will find an increase in rainfall as the summer season goes on and with that some humidity, however the Summer months are still a great time to travel as the temperatures are hot and the rain tends to come in short heavy bursts but not all day long. The wettest months with the most humidity are September and October and these are the most probable months for hurricanes to occur in the region although many islands have not experienced hurricanes for a number of years. The average daily temperatures range from the mid-seventies in the winter months and mid-eighties in the summertime.
Insider's View
Enjoy a private dining experience in the 300 year old sugar mill in the evening this is beautifully lit for a really magical experience
Rum tasting with the experienced rum connoisseur will guide you through a flight of 6 spectacular aged rums accompanied by homemade gourmet chocolate!
Montpelier Plantation witnessed the marriage of Horatio Nelson, famous for his service in the Royal Navy, to Frances “Fanny” Nisbet, niece of the president of Nevis, John Herbert.
Dotted around the hotel you will find spots to sit and enjoy the view, whether it's on one of the colorful Adirondak Chairs under a tree, or a hammock on the lawns. Take a book and enjoy the solitude.
Hire a bicycle and cycle around local villages and along the coastline to explore beach bars and then head back to the Montpelier Beach to catch a ride back up the hill!
Call us on 858 523 9000 to start planning your vacation to Montpelier Plantation & Beach
Description
Montpelier Plantation & Beach is a boutique hotel nestled in the lush tropical hills of Nevis. Family run with attentive service, this former sugar plantation prides itself in its cuisine and is the perfect place for couples to relax.
Montpelier Plantation was restored from an 18th century sugar plantation and set in a 60-acre estate 750 feet up in the hills of Nevis, the small boutique hotel has 19 rooms, all with sea views and the beach is a short ride away.
The new heart of the hotel is at the ultra-stylish Indigo’s bar and restaurant by the pool. The barmen serve rum infused molecular cocktails and there is a tasty menu that includes delicious sharing platters. With 19 newly renovated rooms, individually furnished, with views of Mount Nevis and the ocean below. Amenities in the villas include flat screen TVs, iPod docking stations, complimentary WiFi and in-room Nespresso machines. A 300 year old sugar mill has been converted into spectacular dining setting serving sumptuous Caribbean cuisine and the indulgent spa offers an array of massages, body treatments and facials. Private sessions of yoga, Pilates and meditation are also available on request to revitalise mind, body and soul.
Pride is taken when it comes to cuisine at Montpelier. Between the three restaurants available you will find a blend of French and Caribbean cuisine with emphasis on fresh, innovative food. The kitchen focuses on the quality of the ingredients using organic local fruits, vegetables, poultry and fish wherever possible.
Choose from Indigo’s, which embodies easy-going island dining serving lunch and dinner around the pool. The sharing platters, molecular cocktails and fine wine and champagne set the tone of the lounge bar. Restaurant 750 offers a stylish ambiance in the evenings where drinks and canapés are served in The Great Room, before dining on the terrace with captivating views of Nevis. And finally spoil yourself at Montpelier’s 300 year-old sugar mill, Mill Privée. This truly unique Nevis restaurant hosts tasting dinners with a wine pairing carefully handpicked by Montpelier’s own sommelier.
A complimentary shuttle takes guests to a beach which offers a restaurant, comfy seating and shady beach cabanas, or for the more energetic you can explore the rain forests, mountain bike around the island or go horseback riding. An extensive array of water sports can also be arranged and golfers can enjoy the challenges of the nearby Robert Trent Jones II golf course at the Four Seasons hotel.
Accommodation
Montpelier Plantation features 15 Rooms (seven Premier Rooms and eight Plantation Rooms) one Garden Suite and two villas. The Tamarind Villa, a two-bedroom villa with its own private pool and The Little House, a renovated 100 year old two-bedroom villa with views of Nevis peak, provide more spacious accommodation for two couples or two sets of friends. Please note TVs are only available in the villa.
Each accommodation is contemporary in style with a twist of old plantation chic and sense of intimacy. All rooms have air-conditioning.
Childcare
Children over 8 years old are welcome to come and stay at Montpelier Plantation & Beach, but there are no specific facilities available for them. Children will love snorkeling off Pinney's Beach where you catch glimpses of colorful parrotfish and damselfish. Or you can venture to the neighboring island of St Kitts for a rainforest safari of Mt Liamuiga.
Facilities
There are three dining options for guests to choose from Indigo's, 750 Restaurant and the Mill Privee. Guests can also enjoy pre dinner drinks and canapés in the 'Great room'
Other facilities include a large freshwater pool with bar, tennis court, spa suite with a full choice of treatments, The Sugar Shop Boutique, book and DVD library, Games room with TV and private beach with private cabanas and bar.
There is also a free Montpelier Plantation App downloadable on iTunes to give guests all the latest information about the hotel and the island.
Activities
Complimentary activities include use of the swimming pool, tennis, hiking, kayaking and some yoga and pilates classes. Activities at an additional charge include massage, horse riding, deep sea fishing, windsurfing, sailing, water-skiing and scuba diving.
Reviews
Victoria Douglas (Staff)
Gemma Dobson (Staff)
Montpelier Plantation oozes with history and charm, the welcome I received was a warm one, we were met by the owner and her gorgeous dog and enjoyed a customary rum punch before taking a look at the amazing Sugar Mill which is over 300 years old and is used today to host private dinners and special afternoon teas amongst other events, once inside it is breathtaking and a really special spot for a romantic candle lit dinner!
The rooms and suites have all been refurbished and look bright and fresh and I love the artwork in the rooms - it gives a contemporary feel without taking away from the history of the property so that you still feel like you're staying in an old plantation house.
(Press)
Stylish plantation inn on the slopes of Mt. Nevis with welcoming atmosphere, excellent food and service and beautiful gardens
A long-standing favorite with travel writers, Montpelier is a breath of fresh air in the sultry Caribbean heat. Of the several sugar plantation houses that have been converted into intimate hotels on the unspoiled island of Nevis, Montpelier is the most exclusive. Perched 750ft above sea level in a 30-acre estate, it's famed for hosting the wedding of Horatio Nelson to Fanny Nisbet in 1787. These days it is a beautiful hideaway with a graceful and welcoming atmosphere making it ideal for those in need of rest and recuperation and couples seeking a romantic retreat.
The house feels like a tropical version of the English country manor, with a blend of traditional charm, stylish decor, informal luxury and gracious hospitality. In the evenings you are invited to join other guests for drinks in the Great House, before dining on delicious local food served on the candlelit veranda. Walk, read or just simply relax in the sunshine. For the energetic, there's a tennis court and large freshwater swimming pool; golf, riding and mountain walks can be arranged nearby.
Experiences
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Nevis to St Kitts Swim
Taking place on the last Sunday of March, the annual Nevis to St Kitts Cross Channel Swim is the perfect challenge for swimmers of all abilities. Swim across the 4km (2.5 miles) 'Narrows' between the two sister islands, in a truly unique experience!
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Oualie Beach Fishing Tournament
The Annual Fishing Tournament takes place in October.
Vacation Ideas
Location & directions
St Kitts & Nevis
Located in the hill of Nevis, but also with its own private beach, the 18th-century Montpelier Plantation & Beach offers the very best of Nevis. Surrounded by 60 acres of lush tropical gardens and sugar cane fields, this private estate is only 10 miles from the Nevis Airport and 4 miles from Charlestown.
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