I had booked this hotel way back in September for a stay over the New Year. We were spending 3 weeks on the Island, staying in lots of different places and this was one we were particularly looking forward to. I booked a Contemporary Studio, as this was the only one they had left at that time. In the pictures it looked lovely. We were taken up to the room at 3pm, and as soon as he opened the door we were faced with steep steps, alarm bells began to ring then! At the top of the steps there was a 4ft 6 bed in one corner and a 3ft bed in the other corner, a window in between so no chance of even putting the beds together. This was NOT advertised. The fridge had seen better days, the bathroom was a no go! I told them that was nothing like the photos of the room they showed...They have 2 Contemporary Studios and the pictures they show are of the other room! Of course with it being New Year the hotel was fully booked and they couldn't offer us another room. Luckily, we found an Airbnb at the very last minute which was stunning, and Copper & Lumber Store did refund us our money in full but it really wasn't the point! We were so very upset as this was the one hotel we were really really looking forward to staying in. If booking this room, make sure you get the one on the level floor, unless you want steep stairs, a stuffy room and 2 uncomfortable beds!

Booked for New Year, meant to be the highlight of our stay in Antigua. What a let down.
Firstly, we didn't notice the tax in the small print of the reservation. Our fault, as we're getting old. However, when we were shown our room (Contemporary Studio) it was absolutely hideous and different from the photographs on their website that we used as a basis for booking.
This hotel has so much history it is utterly wasted on the present owners and management.

The location is lovely. The building old and historic. Reception staff lovely. That’s where it ends for our family group. We had a room on the top floor. The room was very expensive for what it is and we are not maintenance group. The room was extremely dark, not enough lighting to find something in your bag, higgledy
piggledy furniture, curtains on old wooden rods that you need to move to open the windows, in need of full bathroom and kitchenette renovation. Breakfast offered but no dinner option, one dark bar which wasn’t open in the evening. The full downstairs of the hotel is open and empty for events, aside from a sofa in reception, almost no guest areas to sit. It could be so lovely with big market umbrellas and outdoor furniture set up in courtyard or one nicely set up common area. We transferred from Admirals Inn and by comparison, Copper and Lumber is not even close with the room quality or the tithe service provided at Admirals