• Montpelier Plantation Inn
• P.O. Box 474
• Nevis
• West Indies
• St. Kitts and Nevis

History has given this small Caribbean island a prominence far beyond its size. An important gateway to North America, it was fought over by the colonial powers of Spain, France and Britain through the 17th and 18th centuries. By the beginning of the 19th century it was one of the richest places on earth, largely due to its sugar plantations. Among many notables who lived here are Lord Nelson and Alexander Hamilton.

Directions to Hotel
From the U.S. and Canada: The most common route is direct into St. Kitts. American Airlines has daily direct flights from Miami and twice weekly direct flights (Sundays and Wednesdays) from New York JFK. USAir has once weekly direct flights (Saturdays) from Charlotte, North Carolina. Delta has once weekly direct flights (Saturdays) from Atlanta, Georgia. There are also daily flights from San Juan, Puerto Rico to St. Kitts on American Eagle.

From France: St. Maarten is the most common gateway followed by a short WinAir flight to either St. Kitts or Nevis.

From the UK: British Airways is now flying direct from London into St. Kitts (via a short stop in Antigua) on Saturdays. British Airways also has daily direct flights into Antigua. Virgin Atlantic has thrice weekly flights (Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays) into Antigua. From Antigua to Nevis you can take either a private charter or a scheduled flight on LIAT.