Prospect Hotel Guide - Friendship Bay hotels in Prospect, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

"The experience was good, Room was very clean food was good and shan at the front desk was amazing "

"The staff was super attentive and really incredible. Would highly recommend staying there. "

"Stayed 7 days. I was well fed, very relaxed and enjoyed my stay."

"A very experienced and friendly staff, clean property, superior restaurant, great location, and lovely room. Highly recommended!"

"The property was well maintained but my room was not, I have to asked for soap and towels they made the bed but they didn’t change the linen . The beach is fine the food wasn’t great.What I really like is that there were many restaurants close by.Service at the restaurants are very poor although not crowded the wait is very long. I would stay at the Beachcomber hotel again."

"Great place .. loved it"

"clean room, an extra sheet or blanket should be in room if needed. assistant with luggage upstairs would be helpful"

"Premier home"

"Overall, this is a beautiful resort with some highs and a few frustrating downsides. I’d rate it an 8/10. The property itself is stunning, and the beach is absolutely beautiful. The food was honestly a standout—10/10 across the board. The complimentary water sports during the day were also a great perk, and there was rarely much of a wait for those. That said, the room could have been cleaner, and the mini fridge isn’t restocked unless you specifically ask, which felt like something that should be automatic. Service overall was mixed—some staff were excellent, but others weren’t very friendly and didn’t seem too welcoming. One big thing: I would not recommend getting a butler. It really didn’t add much value and was actually a bit inconvenient at times. The only real benefit was helping secure beach or pool chairs, which are otherwise very hard to get. If you skip the butler, I’d suggest renting a cabana instead—the service there was better anyway. The boat transfer to the hotel was nice and scenic, but not necessarily faster than taking a cab, especially since there was still a wait. Be prepared for “island time”—service can be slow, whether it’s waiting for food at restaurants or getting assistance from staff. Also, the crowd tends to be older (50s–60s), and things quiet down pretty early, so don’t expect much nightlife after 11pm. The weather was a mix of sun and quick rain showers, but it didn’t take away from the experience since it usually cleared up fast. "