St. Vincent and the Grenadines

In this tiny island retreat, the buildings blend beautifully with the natural surroundings and there are no telephones or televisions in rooms. — DK Eyewitness

Abundant gardens of native plants delight the senses and the bar on stilts perched among the breakers teases your imagination. — Lonely Planet

This hotel sits on a hillside above one of Bequia's loveliest beaches at Friendship Bay and very close to the beach. — DK Eyewitness

Favored by business travelers, this Victorian-style boutique inn is also perfect for vacationers who want modern comforts in an elegant setting. — Fodor's

This 20-room hotel on the private island of Mustique is always booked with boldface names, yet it retains a refreshingly laid-back vibe. — Travel + Leisure

This boutique hotel is cozy, convenient, inexpensive, and loaded with historic charm—but it's nowhere near a beach. — Fodor's

Three chaletlike buildings house the small to medium-size accommodations, all with private bathrooms and tasteful decor. — Frommer's

This century-old former captain's home has been transformed into a 15-room, shingled hotel with classic Caribbean detailing and charm. — Concierge

Breezy waterfront suites—each suitable for up to three guests—are large and modern, with bedroom alcoves, adjoining salons, and full kitchens. — Fodor's

The unobstructed view of the Grenadines from this stylish, family-run hotel on a very private promontory is very grand indeed. — Fodor's

This small inn, under the same ownership as the Firefly in Mustique, is about 2 mi (3 km) north of Port Elizabeth on a 28-acre sugar plantation that dates back to the late 18th century. — Fodor's

Divers flock to Kings Landing, because Grenadines Dive—the biggest operator in the region—is based here. — Fodor's

Waterfront hotel, large docking facility, and backyard airstrip. — DK Eyewitness

Offering some of the best value on the island, these homely apartments are decked out with everything you'll need, including air-con in the bedrooms, and are set in a garden full of fruit trees. — Lonely Planet

Right on the water (it has its own dock) at the west end of Admiralty Bay, this four-room inn is a fabulous deal. — Lonely Planet