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"Beach not comfortable for swimming. Not enough seafood offered."

"Always a perfect place to stay "

"I was originally in a room 3rd floor One of the ladies came and told me they were upgrading my room. They moved me to the 2nd floor with oceanfront view. However the ice machine was right outside my door and very noisy. When they upgrade when not ask the guest should not be put next to the ice machine."

"Everything about the Buccaneer was an absolute dream! The rooms, the beaches, the food and especially the staff. Everyone there and in St. Croix in general were the kindest, happiest people we have come across. They went above and beyond to make sure you had anything you needed. The water on the beaches are crystal clear and calm, the entertainment was amazing and the golf course is beautiful, full of ocean views and wildlife. It was the absolute perfect honeymoon spot, not overly busy, ocean front restaurants, and an amazing buffet breakfast every morning. We left feeling like family, and we will most definitely be back!!!"

"Property needs cleanings, staff did not care, restaurant close very early and property need attention"

"We spent 2 nights here. The views were great, the pool was clean, and the food/bar had decent food and great service. It is a bit far from the airport and downtown compared to other options."

"Property was under construction. There’s no parking for the car. I have to wake up every morning to move the car. The beach was dirty."

"My stay at this hotel was exactly the relaxing escape I needed. Having the ocean literally right outside my room was incredibly calming, and every angle felt like a postcard. While parts of the exterior looked a bit worn from the balcony view, the interior more than made up for it with beautiful, thoughtful aesthetics. The beds and linens felt like sleeping on a cloud, and the bathroom and shower were just as inviting. I loved the in-room amenities—a cozy kitchenette with a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, and beautiful dishes and cutlery. The complimentary bottle of wine, along with coffee, tea, water, and snacks, was such a nice touch. And the Malin + Goetz hair and shower products? A personal favorite. There were just two minor drawbacks: the hotel restaurant was closed during my stay, and the walk back from The Landing restaurant down the road was quite dark—apparently the street lights haven’t been replaced since the 2017 storm. That said, The Landing made up for it with their fresh-caught grilled whole lobster (offered in three sizes)—an absolute must-try. Plus, the beach being right across the street was a huge bonus. Overall, this stay was a much-needed, peaceful treat. ✨"

"I am so confused about the positive reviews and the reality of our stay. The good: The rooms were modern and clean Some of the staff were hardworking and pleasant (Gregory? At the bar was great) The bad: The food! They had a lovely looking Italian restaurant that was closed without explanation. The only options were a subpar buffet (breakfast and dinner only) and a pool grill (lunch and dinner only). The buffet was limited and the food was not good. They don’t have an omelet station all days. Some days there was no wait staff, so guests had to clear their own tables. Since the only lunch option was a grill, the wait could be 40-60minutes (and some of the menu items unavailable). The site lists a cafe as a dining option, but they only have premade cookies. Understaffed. The entire resort was severely understaffed. The site also lists a lobby bar, that was not open at all. The site lists a second pool and a gym, neither of which are on site and we never found them. No gift shop. If you run out of sunscreen or advil or anything, expect to spend $50 round trip in taxi fare and 40 minutes round trip into town. Other observations: Older crowd. Lots of 60+. Quiet vibe The beach was beautiful to look at, but not swimmable because of seaweed. All in all, I do not feel I received the trip I booked and paid for"