Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour is located on the shores of Banana Bay overlooking The Narrows, a strait separating St. Kitts and the volcanic island of Nevis.
How I Booked the Hotel
I used 30K Hyatt points per night and booked a 5-night stay. The cash prices for this room are ~$800-1000 USD per night. I used one of Globalist suite upgrade certificates to confirm a Beachside Suite.
Park Hyatt St. Kitts Lobby & Check-in
We parked the car in front of the hotel and explored the grounds a little before going to the front desk. We were upgraded from Beachside Suite to an Ocean View Suite at the time of check-in and one of the staff members drove us to our suite in an electric golf cart.
Ocean view Suite
Hotel Pools & Beach Views
Park Hyatt St. Kitts has several well-designed pools and restaurants and taking a walk on the private beach at sunrise or sunset is incredibly beautiful. We only wished the pools were heated as the water was chilly and I did not enjoy swimming there.
Breakfast
There is a full-service breakfast that can be ordered from a menu and they serve fresh squeezed orange juice which was very tasty (we never had a better orange juice). We ordered scrambled eggs every day along with pork sausages and they tasted very good. Almost every day the breakfast bill for both of us amounted close to $120 USD (It was free as a Globalist benefit).
Gym
Park Hyatt St. Kitts has a 24-hour, 1,750-square-foot fitness center along with various yoga and meditation experiences. There is a large spa area with separate areas for men and women.
St. Kitts Scenery
Summary
St. Kitts is a wonderful beach destination with very few crowds compared to other Caribbean destinations. Park Hyatt is one of the best resorts to stay in St. Kitts and offers the best value for booking with points (otherwise prohibitively expensive for most people). For the amount of money they charge, I wish they have heated pools. The breakfast is way overpriced and it helps to be a Globalist when visiting this place.