We traded our other Starwood time shares for two weeks at the Westin St. John time shares. Unlike other Starwood properties, the hotel and time shares are in the same location and both use the same beach, pool, restaurants, fitness center, etc. We were very pleased with the accommodations although there were some quirks such as no place to hang towels other than over the toilet in the master bath, the coffee pot that made lousy coffee and for which one needed an engineering degree to use, light switches which didn't seem to turn anything on or off and curtains which didn't quite cover the whole wall of glass in the master bedroom. However, we did enjoy our stay and would definitely go back. The staff was very friendly and accommodating.

Stayed for a week in the 3 BR pool villas. Lovely accommodation but we missed the water view. We never used our pool for 2 reasons: the waterfall is very noisy so you couldn't have a conversation and the pool was too cold. They don't heat the villa pools. The 3BR would be great for a family.
We cook in most nights so having the grill right out our door was super. Service was outstanding. Whenever we called for something, it came right away, but the villa was missing quite a few things that were on the list and should have been there.
The beach is manmade and ok for kids but if you love the St. John beaches and snorkeling, you need a car to venture away from the resort.
Food at the beach restaurant was ok. Tuna and conch fritters were excellent. Bouillabaisse so-so and not really a bouillabaisse as we know it.
Spa treatment was excellent but the spa is small and old. Needs refurbishment and expansion.
The deli is great for just about anything you might want and the main pool is great.
Overall, a nice place to stay on St. John. The no see-ums and mosquitoes do bite after dusk so bring bug spray.

The hotel rooms are in need of repair, very pricey rates for the quality. Probably above average for the island. The front desk clerks were very friendly and helpful! Conceirge was very helpful, but very pushy about trying to sell a time share. We received calls almost daily asking us to consider going to the time share meeting.
Iguanas drop out of the trees, so be sure to sit under an umbrella.
The resort does have rafts, water bikes, etc for your use. There is a trampoline in the water for the kids and adults to play "Wipeout!"
The food is ok, Mango Deli is your best bet! There is a "gourmet" grocery just down the street within walking distance, great for picking up produce and snacks, just be sure to go on delivery day and check expiration dates!
Westin, St Johns is a perfect way to enjoy the island. Downtown St Johns is very rough.
If you go, rent a car on St Thomas and take the freight ferry over. Cabs are very expensive!
Once you fly into St Thomas you are on "Island Time!"

Just returned from my fourth trip to this resort. I go there for a medical meeting. 3 of the 4 times we have stayed there the room was average. Once it was below average but one should not expect much more from an island as remote as St. John. The island is 2/3rds National Park and there are very few people who actually live on the island. I would not eat a dinner there at the resort. There is much much better food in town. Lunch in the deli is actually fairly good.
To be fair to the resort, it appears that the island has gotten hit several times in the last few years by hurricanes. Good construction help is hard to find in the Carribean as well as supplies so I try to cut them a little slack.