Nevis’ Golden Rock Inn Approved for International Travelers

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - December 14, 2020

A new hotel has joined St Kitts and Nevis’ portfolio of properties approved for international travelers: the Golden Rock Inn in Nevis.

The charming boutique hotel is now one of eight St Kitts and Nevis hotels approved for travelers, along with the Koi Resort by Curio, Hilton; the Marriott Vacation Beach Club; Paradise Beach; the Park Hyatt St Kitts; the Royal St Kitts Hotel and the t Kitts Marriott Resort.

The Golden Rock Inn has a total of 11 guest cottages, along with a signature restaurant called The Rock.

For more on St Kitts and Nevis’ entry protocols for travelers, see here.

For more, visit the Golden Rock Inn.

– CJ

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