I would rate this as the worst accommodations we have stayed at in the 10 years that we have been members of RCI. It started as soon as we pulled onto the property. The grounds are not well kept at all. They are overgrown with weeds and bushes. I understand that the restaurant and bar on site were destroyed, some say by fire and some say by the hurricane, but either case, it has been at least 2 years and the reminiscence of both are still standing. The pool is a total disaster. The water is filthy, the pool deck is severely damaged with busted tiles and decking. We notice all of this before we got to our cottage. On a scale of 1 to 10 I would rate the the cottage a 5. There is a lot of rotting wood on the exterior of the unit. The kitchen, though equipped with outdated appliances was in decent shape. The tub and shower were in terrible shape. They had patchwork on the walls and around the tub where it was poorly repaired. The bedroom was in decent shape. Apparently several of the cottages are being rented out to local factory workers. 3 of the nights we were there they were extremely loud at all hours of the night. Saturday evening, the pool was overtaken by local teenagers. There are no employees or managers on the grounds after 5:00 to monitor or control this. The website promotes outdoor activities, i.e. stand up paddle boarding, kayaking etc. When we asked about renting stand up paddle boards or kayaks, we were told that they were no longer available. St. Croix has some beautiful sites and locations, but we had to drive to them. The sad part is that this property has huge potential, but it will take a lot of time and a lot of money to get close to reaching its full potential.
