• The atmosphere.  You can feel the intentional sophistication at Round Hill in everything from reception’s black-and-white checkered floors to the white-and-blue striped pillows on the outdoor Adirondack chairs. It appeals to luxury tastes, but there’s nothing stuffy about it.
• The size. Round Hill exudes the intimacy of a small hotel.  With only 36 suites and 27 villas (most with private pools), the main areas of the resort will never feel crowded, and the staff will have the chance to learn your and your little ones’ names (and maybe even your favorite drink).
• The grounds. Round Hill Resort sits on a private Caribbean peninsula with 110 acres.  Green is the overwhelming color you’ll see in every direction, from well-maintained lawns where kids can run around, to the lush trees and gardens offering shade from the afternoon heat. If you like your beach resorts with a side of tropical jungle, you’re in the right place.
• The rooms. It is common knowledge that Ralph designed the 36 suites in the oceanfront Pineapple House, which are minimalist, white, and sophisticated. But Round Hill is known for its 27-private villas spread around the resort, where families can get maximum luxury and privacy during their stay.
• The kids’ club. You won’t feel guilty leaving your kids at the small cottage near reception that hosts the Round Hill kids’ club. The daily-changing schedule includes nature walks, shell hunting, beach volleyball, and more. Kids are divided into two age groups, 3-6 (Pineapple Kids Club) and 7-12 (7-Up Club).
• The babysitting opportunities. Beyond the kids’ club, certified nannies can be booked around the clock to supervise kids of all ages.  Many families come to Round Hill year after year, and their kids get to know and request certain nannies.

Round Hill Resort & Villas offers Mango Tree guests VIP amenities including: Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability; $100 resort credit; Early Check-In / Late Check-Out, subject to availability; Complimentary Wi-Fi. Let’s get you VIP’d!