Above: the Biras Creek Resort

By the Caribbean Journal staff

The Biras Creek Resort in the British Virgin Islands has officially reopened after the conclusion of a renovation project.

The $500,000 project involved “significant upgrades” to each of the property’s 31 guest suites, along with enhancements to its Hilltop Restaurant and dock area, among other changes.

The resort also added new features to its 21 Ocean Suites and seven Garden Suites, with new hardware and vanity doors in the bathrooms and Spanish Cedar baseboards in the bedrooms.

The Hilltop Restaurant and Bar, helmed by Executive Chef Jermaine “Monk” George, received some new furniture and other small upgrades.

“We are constantly looking to improve the guest experience here at Biras Creek and are excited to have our guests enjoy and experience all of the new enhancements this season,” says Craig Stolzenfels, General Manager of Biras Creek Resort, in a release. “Our team is ready to serve our guests and provide them with a memorable travel experience.”

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