Resorts and Beachfront Hotels in Saint John's, Antigua

About Saint Johnʼs

Saint John's is the capital and main port of Antigua, a Caribbean island known for its beaches, sheltered bays and sailing tradition. Come for warm water, steady sunshine and a pace that slows as soon as you reach the sand. The three four-star resorts we sell under Saint John's are all beachfront, yet each suits a very different kind of trip.

Keyonna Beach - All Inclusive - Couples Only is the romantic choice. It is an adults-only, couples-only stay on Turner's Beach with an all-inclusive format. Cottages come with private plunge pools, and the outdoor pool has a shallow end and a view. Yoga classes and a spa and wellness center cover the quieter hours, while snorkelling and sun loungers on the beach cover the rest. Siboney Beach Club on Dickenson Bay suits groups and longer stays. Its outdoor pool sits in a tropical garden setting. Suites with kitchens or kitchenettes, studios, and villas that sleep up to 10 guests give friends and extended families room to spread out. Snorkelling, horse riding and a tour desk fill the days. Evenings bring a restaurant, a bar, happy hour and live music, and there is also a spa/wellness center and a fitness center.

Hodges Bay Resort & Spa, an HQ Luxury Resort & Residences, leans toward polish and privacy. It has a private beach area and a choice of outdoor, infinity and plunge pools. The spa adds a sauna, steam room and hot tub. Suites, apartments, penthouses and villas, many with kitchens, give you plenty of ways to shape the stay. Kid meals, an indoor play area and babysitting make it the family-minded option of the three. The resort is about 3 km from Antigua Airport. All three hotels offer free WiFi and free parking, so the decision comes down to mood: couples' seclusion, a lively beach club, or a spa-focused residence.

When to go

Antigua is warm all year, with sea temperatures that suit swimming and snorkelling in every month. The drier, sunnier stretch from roughly December to April is the most popular time to visit, with lower humidity and plenty of beach weather. From May to early autumn it gets hotter and more humid, with short showers that usually pass quickly. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June to November, with the highest risk generally in late summer and early autumn. If you travel then, check cancellation terms before booking and consider travel insurance. Shoulder months can suit travelers who prefer a quieter beach and flexible plans.

Tips for your trip

• Choose by travel style first: Keyonna Beach is adults-only and couples-only, Siboney Beach Club has villas that sleep up to 10 guests, and Hodges Bay Resort & Spa offers kid meals, an indoor play area and babysitting.
• If you plan to cook some of your own meals, look at Siboney Beach Club and Hodges Bay Resort & Spa, which both have suites with kitchens or kitchenettes (at Hodges Bay, many of its suites, apartments, penthouses and villas have kitchens).
• Free WiFi and free parking are included at all three hotels, so you can compare them on setting and facilities rather than extras.
• Travelling between June and November falls in hurricane season, so review cancellation terms before you confirm.
• Want to stay active? Snorkelling is available at both Keyonna Beach and Siboney Beach Club, and Siboney also has horse riding and a tour desk.

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