The 3 Best All-Inclusive U.S. Virgin Islands Resorts of 2019

The Sugar Bay Resort and Spa resort converted to an all-inclusive property in 2010: The 30-plus-acre mountainside property in St. Thomas has a private beach, 300 guest rooms, and a variety of guest amenities, including a spa, four lighted tennis courts, full water sports, fitness center, and some intriguing extras like bumper boats and mini-golf. The resort also has a total of seven restaurants and bars. The all-inclusive package includes all food and drinks, activities, taxes and gratuities, and use of the kids' club.

The Bolongo Bay Resort is a small (65-room) hotel on St. Thomas that offers both European plan and all-inclusive stays. The all-inclusive plan at this family owned property -- located on 1,000 feet of beachfront -- includes dining at the Lobster Grille and Iggies Beach Bar -- including nightly lobster and filet mignon offerings -- water sports (including introductory SCUBA training), and use of all amenities. Longer stays feature a sunset catamaran cruise a and Turtle Cove snorkeling trip as part of the all-inclusive price.

The Divi Carina Bay Beach Resort and Casino is the only all-inclusive resort in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. The resort has 200 guest rooms, a full-service casino with gaming tables, four restaurants, live entertainment, two pools, 4 banquet rooms, and a 1,000-foot-long, white-sand beach. 

The Divi Carina is also a beautiful wedding venue that has been the site of many U.S.V.I island wedding ceremonies.