The setting at The Escape at Nonsuch Bay is absolutely beautiful. The grounds are well kept, the views are peaceful, and the resort has a very secluded atmosphere for anyone looking to truly disconnect. The suites themselves have lovely features such as the freestanding tub and private plunge pool, which added a nice touch to the stay.
That said, the resort fell short in several areas, especially when it came to comfort, maintenance, dining, and overall hospitality. While some staff members were pleasant, service generally felt minimal rather than attentive. Most interactions felt transactional, and guests often had to initiate greetings or requests first instead of feeling genuinely welcomed.
The beach, about a 10 minute walk away, was clean and relaxing, although there was quite a bit of seaweed during our stay. Since the property is fairly isolated, there are limited activities or alternatives nearby, so the overall resort experience becomes especially important.
The biggest disappointment was the food. Breakfast was consistently the best meal, and the barbecue night was enjoyable, but most other meals arrived cold and lacked flavor. Portions were also extremely small. At the buffet, for example, asking for an additional serving of vegetables felt uncomfortable, as the response from staff made us feel like we were asking for too much. Outside of the scheduled breakfast, lunch, and dinner times, there were no snacks or casual food options available, which made the dining
