Virgin Gorda · Side by side
A classic resort, or your own villa.
Both are on Virgin Gorda, at the hotel’s own rate with extras through us. Little Dix Bay is a classic resort on a quiet bay. Oil Nut Bay is a villa estate you reach only by boat or helicopter.



Laurance Rockefeller opened it in 1964; Rosewood has reimagined it. Low rooms in gardens, a half-mile of sand and no crowds.
It suits couples and families who want a resort with a beach in front. If you want a private villa with its own pool and staff, look at Oil Nut Bay.
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A private marina, the BVI’s first overwater spa and a Beach Club with three pools, a swim-up bar and all-day dining. Nova serves Asian-inspired food over the water.
Kids can help tag turtles, meet the rescue horses and emus, and visit the nature centre. Room upgrades don’t apply here, so choose the right villa from the start.
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You pay the hotel’s own rate at both, with daily breakfast for two per bedroom and early check-in or late check-out.
Little Dix Bay adds an upgrade when available and a $100 food and beverage credit, $200 in Two-Bedroom Suites and Villas. Oil Nut Bay adds a $100 resort credit and a branded bag and caps.
Check my dates →For a couple or a family that wants a beach resort: Rosewood Little Dix Bay. The quiet bay and garden rooms make it easy.
For a big family or several generations together: Oil Nut Bay. A villa with its own pool keeps everyone under one roof.
Tell us who’s coming and we’ll tell you which villa or room is worth it.
Check my datesFor larger or multi-generational families, Oil Nut Bay: villas of up to six bedrooms, a Beach Club with three pools, and turtle, rescue-barn and nature-centre activities for kids. Little Dix Bay suits smaller families who want a classic resort.
Rosewood Little Dix Bay. It is a quiet half-mile bay with low-slung garden rooms and no crowds, and Virtuoso bookings get an upgrade when available.
Little Dix Bay is an 85-room resort on a crescent beach. Oil Nut Bay is 32 suites and villas on 400 acres of Virgin Gorda’s eastern peninsula, reached only by boat or helicopter.
Yes. Through us, the nightly rate at Rosewood Little Dix Bay and at Oil Nut Bay is identical to each hotel’s own best available rate. The extras are added to your reservation and confirmed in writing at booking.
You pay the hotel’s own rate. There is no fee from us; at Oil Nut Bay you pay the hotel directly.
