The Landings Resort and Spa - All Suites

Jay Saygh

I usually avoid all inclusive resorts because they often mean average buffets and rushed service, but The Landings Resort completely changed that impression. We came to celebrate a birthday, and they upgraded us as soon as we arrived. The food at every restaurant was excellent and far above the usual all inclusive standard. The staff were polite, the beach was beautiful, and while there's plenty to explore nearby, the resort had everything we needed right there. This resort was nothing short of perfect, and I'll definitely be coming back.

Connor Thomas

I can not say enough good things about this place. This is by far the nicest resort I have ever been to in my life, whether it involves the amazing kind and friendly staff, the incredible food selection, the pristine beaches with crystal clear, turquoise water, the dense jungle nearby, the towering mountains, the rich history and culture, the kind people, the beautiful Pitons, the coral reefs abundant with life, the rugged cliffs on the east side of the island to the white sand beaches to the west, I could go on for hours and hours. I totally recommend, you will not be disappointed by the beautiful island of Saint Lucia and this incredible resort!

B K (Brooqthecooq)

We stayed at The Landings for eight nights in June 2026 — myself, a single mother, traveling with my three children. Our total cost between the initial booking and additional charges at checkout exceeded $7,600. I'm leaving this review so other travelers, especially families, can make a fully informed decision before booking. After a full day of travel, I was contacted by the concierge the following morning and essentially scolded for not using the taxi they had arranged at the helicopter pad — a taxi that was not there when we arrived. We waited for an extended period before the helicopter company arranged alternative transport. I was then charged for both taxis. As a solo parent managing three kids after a long travel day, this was not a welcome introduction to the property. The resort offers no complimentary shuttle service. With only two on-site dinner restaurants — one of which was closed the majority of nights during our stay — guests are entirely dependent on taxis to access dining in Rodney Bay. Round-trip fare ran approximately $40 for what is a very short drive. These costs add up quickly and are never mentioned upfront. We booked at the breakfast-inclusive rate of $5,400 for eight nights. And paid an additional 2k+ for very mediocre lunch, dinner and occasional snack. I do not drink, so no alcohol. For a resort at this price point with two restaurants — one frequently closed — and no shuttle service, this level of additional cost is not acceptable and borders on predatory pricing. The food quality throughout our stay was consistently disappointing and did not come close to justifying the cost. On our final night, I personally witnessed wait staff wiping glasses and silverware with shared cloth napkins rather than proper sanitation practices. Three members of our party of four became ill within 12–24 hours of that meal. My youngest child was vomiting for the entirety of our journey home — a grueling multi-leg international flight — while I managed alone with three kids. Given the timing, the symptoms, and what I personally observed, foodborne illness from that final dinner is the most likely explanation. Time on the beach was not always relaxing either. We were repeatedly and persistently approached by vendors and jet ski operators, making it difficult to simply enjoy the space we had paid to access. The majority of staff interactions felt cold and unwelcoming. Guests were consistently made to feel like an inconvenience rather than valued customers. Traveling solo with children in that environment was exhausting. We spent over $7,400 (not including flights transportation and the consistent begging for tips) expecting a restful, well-run resort experience for our family. What we received was poor food, one functioning restaurant, unexpected costs at every turn, no complimentary transportation, an unwelcoming atmosphere, a sick child on a long travel day, and a foodborne illness as a parting gift. I would not return and cannot recommend this property to anyone — particularly families traveling with children.

J Dett

Disappointing Stay – Did Not Meet Expectations of a Luxury Resort We recently stayed at The Landings Resort & Spa in Saint Lucia and unfortunately left very disappointed, especially considering the price point and the luxury reputation portrayed in the marketing materials. The biggest issue was that the resort simply did not match the expectations set by the photos and descriptions online. Our suite felt dated and in need of refurbishment. The master bathroom had visible rust stains, cracking, and general wear that you would not expect from a high-end resort. The "plunge pool" advertised with our room was essentially a hot tub, and it did not function properly during our stay. This was particularly frustrating because it was one of the features that justified the premium price of the room. For families, I would strongly caution that the experience may not align with what is advertised. Several of the complimentary non-motorized water sports that were promoted as available to guests could not be utilized by our children, which was a major disappointment. The kids club was also underwhelming, with much of the activity seemingly revolving around video games rather than engaging island experiences or organized children's programming. Service was inconsistent. We spent nearly an entire day at the beach and only had staff check on us once. For a resort positioning itself as luxury, we expected much more attentive service. The resort itself is beautiful from a location standpoint, and the beach and views are certainly nice. However, there was very little entertainment or evening atmosphere, making the property feel surprisingly quiet and lacking energy, especially for families looking for activities after dinner. Overall, The Landings fell far short of the luxury experience we were expecting and paying for. Between the dated accommodations, non-functioning amenities, limited children's activities, inconsistent service, and discrepancies between expectations and reality, we left feeling that the resort is significantly overpriced for what it currently delivers. The positives were suite footprint, location, beds were very comfortable, and our butlers Ophelia and Kirby were very helpful. Unfortunately I would not recommend this resort to anyone visiting the north part of the island. Naturally google won't let me upload the photos to this review.

John Foster

A nice resort o stay at, rooms were really upscale and nicely decorated. The people, from front desk through to housekeeping staff, were nothing but professional. While the resort seems to be one of the resorts farthest north, it still is way to get to and to navigate from. It's east to get to Castries where youd have to pick up your snorkel tours, etc. t The resort does offer a wide variety of water sports including water skiing, jet skiing, and also ran their own snorkel and scuba boats. Don't forget the banana boat 😎 The resort also had a few restaurants on-site that prepared some decent food. They were a bit pricey but came with the convenience of being right on site. Finally, they did have a small hym that had a strength section, some treadmills, elliptical and patio for yoga. For my week stay, I really enjoyed being there. Oh, don't forget, on-siite washer and dryer!