How to Get Here...

From Charlotte, NC: Direct weekly non-stop service every Saturday on USAir. Flight depart late morning to accommodate connections with other USAir cities. Alternate return routes are available for those who cannot stay a full week. From New York : American Airlines from JFK non-stop on Wednesdays and Sundays From Miami, FL: American Airlines offers direct non-stop service five times a week. From Atlanta: Delta begins weekly non-stop service starting February 16, 2008 San Juan, Puerto Rico serves as a hub for arrivals from the U.S. and Canada on many airlines including American, USAir, Continental, TWA, United and Delta. From San Juan it's an easy direct flight to St. Kitts on American Eagle.

Scheduled flights from Europe service St. Maarten and Antigua daily. Easy connections can be made to St. Kitts on LIAT, Winair, or Carib Aviation. We can also help you arrange private charters.

Excel Airways flies directly from London-Gatwick to St. Kitts weekly, on Mondays, departing London at 9:30a.m. and arriving at 1:05 in the afternoon.

Important passport Information:  United States Visitors require a valid U.S. Passport to re-enter the U.S  Birth certificates or other proof of citizenship will no longer be accepted at US border entry points.  Passports will be checked by the airlines when you begin your journey, and again when you get here.  For information on acquiring your U.S. Passport visit:  http://travel.state.gov/passport/

and when you do....

Our driver, Solomon, will meet your flight and drive you to the hotel. Arriving very late?  You'll find a late-night supper of soup, salad, rolls and a hot beverage awaiting you in your room. We set out a mini-breakfast for those who have to leave at dawn.

Currency and Language: U.S. dollars are accepted everywhere on St. Kitts and English is the official language.  For the record, the Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$) is the currency of most of the former British colonies, of which St. Kitts-Nevis are one, and has an average value of $2.65 to US$1.00

Miscellaneous: Current is 110volts as in U.S. There are hair blow dryers in all guest rooms.  Telephones have Internet dial-up connections for your laptop.

Fashion Note: Dinnertime at the Golden Lemon is candle-lit, elegant, and if you care to join in the house party, lots of fun.  Jackets and ties are not required, however, shorts, halter tops and tee shirts are inappropriate in the dining room.

Major photography by Michael Ventura.