I have to say that the previous bad reviews about the hotel is true...I spent one night there with my BF and it was horrible... The toilet was horrible looking, I was afraid to touch it, but the worst part about it was the hand towels... ALL the washcloths had BIG YELLOW STAINS in them..... this made me afraid to shower or even sleep in the bed.

Let me not forget the Pool...that looked like swampy mess!!

Morning time, you are awakened to the hammering away of the construction workers. We are early risers, so this didn't bother us as much...but for people on vacation, this is not the way you want to wake up.

The Lobby is the prettiest thing about the hotel...Dont be fooled....

I would not recommend this hotel to anyone else...

Throw out the old reviews before 2010, because they don't reflect the present condition of the hotel. I had read the reviews and was concerned about what we would find when we checked in. The room we were supposed to have was very basic and was in an area where reconstruction was going on. However, we were shown recently remodeled rooms and was assigned one of them. We were quite satisfied with its condition. The bathroom was clean and newly remodeled, and the bedroom area was quite large.

There is no elevator, so one must climb possibly three flights of stairs, so bear that in mind. The staff was absolutely terrific, and we got great rates after checking out the various room choices.

The television in our room was a flats screen, and it had quite a few channels. There is also a new iMac in the lobby for use by the patrons.

There is a very nice free breakfast at the King Christian Hotel, a couple of blocks away, so one has to walk there.

We did not use the pool while we were there, but it admittedly is in need of repair around the edges.

The Company House is continually upgrading, laying new tile, and making improvements.

Our stay at the Company House was very satisfactory and we plan to stay there again next year.

This was booked through my company travel dept. The worst hotel I have ever stayed in and this includes ones I've stayed in while visiting third world countries. The location is not in the best part of the city. If you rent a car, don't stay here. There is no parking. Walking into the lobby of the hotel is the only nice part of the hotel! Upon arrival, my colleague and I were informed that there are no elevators. We were traveling for 6 weeks for business on the various USVI. So you can imagine we had more luggage than most. We had to carry our luggage up to several sets of narrow and uneven stairs.
Once in the room, there are no drawers to put anything in. The TV is mounted very high on the wall, near ceiling. The remote was not programmed and after multiple attempts to program it, I asked for the manager's assistance. With the TV being so high up, unless you are over 6'5'' a person could not turn on or off the tv nor change channels. The front desk clerk had to make several calls to the manager over several hours at my insistance before he made it over to the hotel to help with the remote. There is rarely a manager on duty or in the building. Usually one staff member. After an half hour, the manager could not fix the TV and was going to leave. I had to ask for another room. Again, after waiting for some time, I was moved. Unbelievably, this one was worse. The windows had glass shutters that don't shut all the way, all street noise can be heard, bugs fly in as well as lizards. There are bars on the windows from the inside. The curtains can't be moved to let what little sunlight there may be, in. Dirty dishes were left in the sink, microwave was flithy and not cleaned. Inside of shower and sink in bathroom was dirty too! Not sure if the shower was ever really cleaned by "housekeeping". The overflowing hotel trashcans were next to room and abandoned construction materials. The TV in this room had a permanent green line down the middle of the picture.
The pool, a disaster. Chipped paint from around the outside of the pool falls into the pool. Not sure if the water is ever cleaned. Didn't appear to be. The wall dividing this buidling and the next is plywood. The view from the 2nd floor and up is a view of garbage next door.
The in room wi-fi was falsely advertised. There is a computer available is in lobby. Same with wi-fi, in the lobby only. Small love seats to sit on while listening to religious radio over head if you want to use your own laptop.
What the hotel fails to mention is that the free continental breakfast is two blocks away in another hotel. There is a microwave for guests to use, OUTSIDE by the pool.

Had I known they were still building the place, I would have paid a few more bucks to stay closer to the boardwalk. Tropical days get hot, so they start construction in the cool of the morning...about 7:15 am. Every. Day. While I was there they were cutting tiles to extend the patio and lumber for some other part of the work site. I would have complained except most days I was up at 7:30 anyway to go diving.

The few days I didn't have to get up early, the noise was unbearable. Forget afternoon naps, or relaxing by the pool (no lounge chairs anyway). I have no idea why they put me in a room 20 feet from the bandsaw when the whole place was nearly empty. I know it was nearly empty because when I complained that the shower never got warm, they said I had to leave it running because it took longer when there weren't many guests. It was about 15-20 minutes wait for warm water each time...so much for conservation. Luckily I was able to use the extended cool shower to rinse my scuba gear. Of course the warm water came faster on the weekend, when the hotel was packed with people...very loud people who came in from the bars at 2:30 am and yelled up and down the courtyard for an hour despite my calls to the front desk.

The room had a fridge, which is crucial because the restaurants are expensive and close early. However there was only one microwave...outside, in the courtyard, in the middle of the construction. Not even sure if it was intended for use by guests.

Piles of lumber and other construction materials were stacked in the areas that were supposed to be emergency exits, according to the map in the room. Both "exits" were padlocked iron gates. The only way out was through the lobby.

Half the outer wall of the courtyard is plywood with a frame of 2x4s. And they didn't seem to be working on that part. The photos on the website show a brick wall, with a big tree conveniently obscuring the temporary lumber wall.

The lobby also looks opulent in the photos...but that's not the whole story. The flowers are artificial and permanent, and there are speakers playing an island radio station very loud...complete with commercials and insane DJs. On top of this you'll usually hear whatever different radio station the person at the desk is listening to on the computer. The one time I wanted to buy something from the bar, the kid at the front desk said he didn't know if he was allowed to sell anything. I wouldn't have spent any time in the lobby at all except it was where the free guest computer was...this was one of the reasons I chose the place...I didn't want to bring my laptop.

Apparently they had just re-painted the white wicker furniture in my room because some bags I had leaning against the nightstand got streaks of white paint on them. There was a nice flat-screen TV, but it was mounted so high on the wall that the top touched the ceiling.

Overall? I was there to dive, so a room with a working shower and a decent bed is all I really need. They made the bed and appeared to replace the towels every day. The bed was comfy if you stayed off the side with the broken springs. However I wish I'd known about the construction...I would have stayed somewhere else. It just didn't occur to me when I was making the reservation to ask "By the way, are you done building the place I'm paying to stay?"