We had a great stay at this lovely townhouse with our family! Close to Red Hook, and the property itself was great— clean, plenty of space for our family of five, and the condo had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. Our kids loved the pool and the proximity to the beach. It was nice having both a fancier restaurant and a casual place to grab a bite right nearby. We did rent the SUV that you can add to the condo, which was a which a convenient and wonderful addition. We were very glad to have access to the SUV for quick errands, a dinner out, and a jaunt downtown. Highly recommend access to a jeep or SUV if you want to do lots of exploring offsite. The front desk can also set you up with a taxi if the left-side driving on steep mountain roads is too intimidating. Thanks for a great stay!

We had a great stay here and convenient location!

John was easy to work with and the location was great - close to everything. Lighting needed attention, particularly in the kitchen area. The on location host (Tanji) was very helpful . She offered to store our luggage during the day we transferred to a smaller unit for the second part of our stay after family left. The upstairs bedroom is very nice but generally the unit could use some updating and basic decorating - for example, adding wall art and other decor to make it more attractive and comfortable (hooks for towels, etc). We enjoyed having a new grill. I recommend the unit for its great access to the beach and pool area. Cowpet West is very close to Redhook and the ferry to St. John.

This townhouse is in need of some maintenance, and while these things (broken doors, missing wheels on dishwasher rack, yucky walls/grout) didn't negatively impact our stay all that much, it was discouraging for the price we paid for this unit. Upon arrival, the maintenance man yelled out our lock code from the parking lot as I was trying to locate the unit. The gate to this community was never shut/locked, nor guarded. There was never anyone present to turn in our guest registration form. 2 prior guests had left their forms on the table, so we had access to their personal information. Previous guests had also left their instructions on the dining room table and it quickly became apparent that the lock code NEVER changes. Day 2, we arrived back to our unit to find our door was unlocked; and we double checked that it was locked when we left. 9:15 PM that night, a couple knocked on our door and informed us that they had been inside of our unit earlier that day and were looking for a bag they had misplaced. They said they were actually staying in the unit next door but had been given the code to our place first; said they left when they realized people were already staying there. When I messaged John, he semi-accused us of having let them in then claimed it was probably just the previous guests. We know for a fact that it was not. But this goes back to the fact that the lock code is NEVER changed, which is a HUGE SECURITY CONCERN! There's also no locks on the balcony doors.