We wound up here by accident because the boat we were waiting for wasn't ready. It was a beautiful surprise in the end. This historical building is in a cozy and picturesque dockyard, manicured like a museum. We were even in time for the Friday night seafood bake/party which was full of flavour, welcoming and friendly. Felt very much at... More

Maybe it is not the Best hotel on Antigua for amenities etc, but the sense of history and lovely dark woods and that view across the yachts and harbor ... it is priceless. I highly recommend a 2 night stay here for any adventurer. The days of pirates andNelson and all that are still hiding in the woodwork here and... More

We went on a Friday night to the Seafood Bake at the Copper & Lumber Store Restaurant. They aren't ready to serve until about 7 even though the poster says 6. The food was delicious. Coconut shrimp was the best we've had and everything else was wonderful too! A great view and a perfect sxetting for a friday night seafood... More

Copper and Lumber Company provides excellent accommodations in the historic Nelson Dockyard. We stayed in the Africa Suite, a two story room with a living room overlooking the dock area and a bedroom with King bed. The furnishings were traditional and lovely and we would point out the beautiful dark wood work throughout. Note that in this unit, the bath... More

Copper and Lumber Restaurant, a great find in Nelsons Historic Dockyard where all the a buzz of energy bringing new life to the old buildings. We were lucky to be the first to try the new new outdoor eating terrace which soon became fully occupied. We had great service and excellent food so all in all a great al fresco... More

we stayed in a room early last summer. eloise and her gang on the hotel side are just wonderful. our room had fantastic a/c (you need in june!), a television that had some good cable stations (a rarity in antigua), and the room was clean and well presented every day. we stayed in a suite, which means we had a... More

A lovely old dockyard building that has been restored and converted to form hotel accommodation. A lot of character and period features have been retained, adding to the charm of a vacation in this historic dockyard. The hotel is now a little dated but still the rooms are spacious and comfortable. Downsides are there is no real restaurant for lunch... More

I have vacationed several times at this location over the past 15 years. It was very rustic yet enjoyable during my first few stays. However, they have made major renovations since then and the rooms are very comfortable and period appropriate. Once you've had your fill of "all inclusive and family resorts" and want to slow down, relax and take... More

We went to the copper and lumber for a rest from a hectic schedule and were not disappointed. The reception was quick friendly and effective, the room was comfortable and well appointed making use of the historical architecture. The setting is great, from our room we stroled along the historical dockyard admiring the many vessels tied up there. The restaurant... More