Just returned home after spending a week at the Hotel on the
Cay. What a disaster! Outdated and dirty rooms. The hotel looks like it was built in the 50's with no updates since then.

St Croix is beautiful and we had a great time off the resort. Beautiful beaches, great shopping!

Please avoid this hotel!

First of all if you are staying here make sure and arrive to the island during daylight or take a taxi from the airport. My flight landed at 9pm, found Christiansted fine but was fully expecting some sort of sign pointing in the direction of the ferry. The hotel is very hard to see at night, and one has no clue where to catch the ferry without some sort of sign. Luckily I sight of what possibly looked like a ferry boat and after waving my arms for 25 minutes the driver finally saw me.

Also, they have NO parking, you must park downtown, which is a bigger pain then I anticipated also. The towels in my room where obviously unwashed, dirty, and wet still. Luckily I brought a beach towel with me because nobody was at the front desk to give me a towel. The hotel is very run down, but has so much potential. It could be so great. The location is really neat, and the ferry boat runs constantly during the day.

I was a little disgusted by the towel thing, but overall I might consider staying here again just because it is so unique and it appears they may begin to invest some money into fixing the place up.

Also, the wireless internet is spotty at best. If you have business to attend to I would not stay here.

The Hotel is not overly plush, nut is very adequate. They are remodeling all the bathrooms.
The hotel is a 1 minute ferry ride from all the Christiansted dining spots and recreational facilities.
The staff was very helpful and prompt fulfilling requests. Nice beach with fairly good snorkeling on site.

If you want a nice lazy vacation with a beautiful view, then this place is for you. It's just a 5 minute ferry ride over to the big island of St. Croix, so there is lot's to do as well. The snorkeling off the beach is not that interesting, but the water is nice and clear for swimming.
Don't be in a hurry for anything at the restauant as the service is very slow. Breakfast doesn't start until 8 and they might start making the coffee by 8:15 if you are lucky. My advice is to bring your own coffee and filters, and make it in your room. There is a microwave and a toaster oven, so you can make bagels too. They take you grocery shopping the 1st day for $7 taxi, but there is a 2.50 taxi that goes to the Pueblo as well. There is also a convenience store at the resort, and in town, within walking distance. Any taxis in town on the main drag that are on the move will stop if you flag them down. Just ask if they are the 2.50 taxi.
The overall maintenance of the place is very poor, but it was fairly clean, and I did not see any bugs. You don't need too many clothes. 2 bathing suits, coverups, and something to wear to dinner. Don't wear your bathing suit or short, shorts into town. Be respectful of the locals. Say good morning, good afternnon and good night for greetings.