Queen's Garden Resort

Queen's Garden Resort Review

At this romantic getaway, a quaint stone stairway winds up past the largest pool on the island, all the way to the patio in front of the main building, which houses the lovely Queen's Garden restaurant. At night, tiki torches flicker and dense foliage gives everything an air of intimacy. That's if you can bear to leave your room: all 12 suites, perched 1,200 feet above sea level, are dreamily decorated with Dutch colonial and Indonesian furnishings and four-poster beds. Be sure to request one of the nine hot-tub suites that open up to panoramic vistas of the village below. The hotel also manages Haiku House, a three-bedroom, three-bath house tucked away among lush greenery with its own pool ($695 per night).