Nisbet Plantation Beach Club Style: Classic Luxury Rooms: 36 Floors: 1 Rating: Photo Gallery On the island that time forgot is a hotel you will always remember. Nestled in 30 lush tropical acres on Nevis, sister island to St. Kitts, is Nisbet Plantation – the Caribbean’s only historic plantation inn located directly on the beach. Nisbet Plantation blends old-world charm with modern-day conveniences for an unforgettable experience. Not ultra fancy and opulent. Just private, romantic and personal. Seek solitude on our quiet white sand beach. Relax in a comfortable cottage-style accommodation. Savor gourmet dining. Be greeted by name and attended to by our staff – the finest of any Caribbean hotel. And, feel as though you’re a member of our family. Escape to Nisbet Plantation Beach Club and discover why this intimate St. Kitts & Nevis hotel has been named one of the best resorts in the Caribbean and the world.

Hotel Address:

• Nisbet Plantation Beach Club
• St James Parish
• Nevis
• Saint Kitts and Nevis

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Location Summary
Separated by a two-mile channel, discover the beauty of the sister islands of St. Kitts and Nevis in the British West Indies. Both Caribbean islands are rich in vegetation and history. Travel to St. Kitts and Nevis, and see their splendor for yourself. The smaller and less developed island, Nevis, is just 36-square miles. At its center is the 3,232-foot Nevis Peak, an extinct volcano that stands above the clouds. The island’s famous past residents include Alexander Hamilton and famed British Naval hero Horatio Nelson.

Once the “Queen of the Caribees” for its sugar plantations, Nevis enchants travelers with its unspoiled beauty. In Condé Nast Traveler’s 2010 Readers’ Choice Awards, our small Caribbean island was voted into the Top 10 Islands in the Atlantic & Caribbean. Here, there are no casinos, no high-rise resorts. Not even a stop light. (And buildings cannot be taller than a coconut palm.) Instead, you’ll find lush plants, tropical birds, colorful hummingbirds and roaming green vervet monkeys. Nevis’ 12,000 friendly residents take pride in their culture and love sharing it with travelers.