We loved the location in Nelson’s Dockyard and the staff were incredible.

Nothing - everything was amazing.

Beautiful, peaceful setting. Loved staying by the pool and then hopping across to the restaurant by boat. The access to kayaks and paddle boards were a real bonus.

The breakfast added up, and the water in the filter in the room tasted a little odd. But generally it was a wonderful environment

The room was tiny you can stand touch hands two of us touch the walls! Bathroom you can only turn around in the place that your standing this room would be brilliant for children under 10

Staff the Boom bar the history stunning

The hotel and its localisation was delightful. We had a room in a garden with a patio, the room was big enough, clean and if it wasn’t for the mosquitos we could have slept outside because the patio at night was really relaxing. The staff was adorable and really helpful. Both restaurants were amazing, and the highlight was the tiny boat trip to go or come back from the pool, mostly at sunset hours.

It is in a good location.

Hot water and flush did not work when I moved into the room.

English Harbour is such a unique place in the Caribbean; ideal ingredients for a successful hotel.

No complaints

Admiral's Inn was such a charming place to stay--they did a great job keeping the beautiful historic exterior and details of the building, while modernizing it to really feel comfortable and upscale. A great option for anyone looking for something more unique than the all-inclusive options. I had a hillside room with a renovated bathroom. The staff was lovely and can help book activities and taxis. There is a little boat that shuttles between Admiral's, the pool area (amazing!) and Gunpowder suites just across the harbour, and Galleon beach, about 5 mins down the harbour. The two restaurants are pretty expensive, but unfortunately that is the case on much of the island. I enjoyed walking around the outdoor museum nearby, out to Fort Berkeley for panoramic views of the harbour and sea, and taking the ~1 mile trail signposted near the Fort for higher vantage points, plus goats! (Wear sneakers and sun protection, it's quite exposed and the rocks can be slippery.) You can walk into town for more restaurants and bars, but just be aware that during low season, many of the restaurants are fully closed! Last tip for any tennis players, while it's not cheap ($45 taxi each way + $90 1hr lesson), Curtain Bluff resort offers tennis lessons for non-guests. Their courts are incredible, a stone's throw away from the beach, and I had a fantastic lesson with one of their pros, Sleepy. Highly reco.

The harbour has two main beaches nearby that I enjoyed--Galleon and Pigeon--however if you're looking to get to other beaches/spots outside of the harbour, it does require an expensive taxi (if you don't have a rental car). Also one thing to note, not specific to the harbour: traveling in the low season (I went early June) really does mean low season. It is quite quiet (which can definitely be a good thing), but most restaurants and bars are closed for the summer, so finding food outside of the hotel can be tough, especially on weekdays.

Beautiful location, great facilities.

It was our honeymoon so was hoping for something extra special from the hotel but sadly nothing. I guess everyone is honeymooning in Antigua