My family and I (6 adults from England) stayed at 17 The Harbour in June 2015 for 11 days and this is a 5 star villa in a perfect location in St Lucia and I would recommend this property to everyone!!! When we arrived we were greeted by Esther (the maid who kept the house immaculate throughout our stay) who had prepared a beautiful creole chicken meal for us to eat later as we had spent 12 hours travelling from London. The ground floor is open plan, kitchen, dining area, sitting area/TV room and then out on to an open patio with table and chairs with fantastic view over the harbour and moored yachts. The 3 bedrooms are huge and tastefully furnished, all en suite and the two main ones with balconies over looking the harbour. The villa is perfectly situated right in the centre of Rodney Bay but within a secure gated environment. There is a small pool in the complex which was fine for us as the complex was quiet but it may get crowded in high season. 2 large grocery stores (similar to small Asda/Tesco etc) 2 minute walk away in the malls had all the food/drinks for any self catering you want to do. A 10 minute walk to Reduit Beach with plenty of bars and restaurants in the immediate area. Spinnakers (on the beach) is a fantastic place to sit and watch the sun go down, food and drinks great - happy hour 2 4 1 cocktails 17.00 -18.00 and two other restaurants of note are Razmataz (Indian) and Buzz (Local style). Although June is deemed to be the 'low' season there was still plenty to do and the beach was never crowded (apart from when a cruise ship had come in for the day at Castries and then beach was a lot busier so no idea what it would be like in 'high' season). Don't be scared to haggle with the beach vendors for everything, sun beds, chairs, souveniers etc, it is expected!!. In June the weather is still very hot, some rain overnight was refreshing but during day sunshine and light cloud - typical tropical weather. Sea lovely and warm, plenty of tropical fish to see (especially near rocks at either end of the beach when snorkelling) and great to sea large starfish on sea bed. Day trips that are a must are the Catamaran day cruise to Soufriere and the botanical gardens, mud baths etc( we used Sunlink Cruises booked with St Lucia Reps) and for the more energetic a walk up Gros Piton. My children and their partners all in their early 20s and very fit, did this walk and they said it was hard going but well worth the views from the top!!