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| 473 Grenada Boutique Resort |
473 Grenada Boutique Resort, Grenada
Grenada, the southernmost of the Windward Islands, is known as the Spice Isle, and one of the friendliest and most picturesque islands in the Caribbean.
The historic coastal capital is St. Georges a pretty town set in a curved bay dotted with waterfront restaurants, and historic areas of interest. Grenada offers the largest underwater sculpture park along with a range of flora and fauna.
473 Grenada Boutique Resort is a collection of nine modern design villas on a private peninsula enveloped by two beaches.
Built in a retro-beach style they combine modern amenities with authentic Caribbean inspired accents.
There is a 70-foot infinity pool, direct beach access, established tropical gardens and a dedicated concierge team.
Guests can enjoy the privacy of the villa, with a full kitchen, lounge, and dining areas and a private chef, on request.
Atlantis Historic Inn, Barbados
Barbados offers sunshine, warm tropical
weather, white-sand beaches and turquoise
waters with an abundance of rich culture and
heritage.
The island has a wide choice of restaurants,
nightlife, music, and festivals featured
throughout the year.
The Atlantis Historic Inn dates back to the
19th century when the island’s original
railway dropped off its passengers on the
east coast for a ‘seaside’ holiday.
In 2009, the new owners restored the
property that exploits its position on the
undiscovered east coast.
There are nine suites with four poster beds,
a restaurant and swimming pool with the
Atlantic Ocean on the doorstep.
Little Good Harbour Barbados
Little Good Harbour is a small private
beachfront hotel close to a quiet fishing
village on the island’s northwest coast.
The original 17th-century Fort Rupert has
been carefully and tastefully restored to
provide 20 suites furnished with a fusion of
Balinese and Caribbean décor.
The Fish Pot, the hotel's water's edge
restaurant is a popular lunch and dinner spot
for hotel guests and visitors alike.
East Winds, St Lucia
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| East Winds, St Lucia |
The all-inclusive East Winds boutique hotel,
which has been a popular island property for
many years, is located on one of St Lucia's
most sheltered bays.
The restaurant offers a different four-course
gourmet menu most nights, accompanied by
carefully picked wines.
Rabot Hotel, St Lucia
The Rabot Hotel is located in the natural
lush tropical setting of St. Lucia’s UNESCO
World Heritage Site rainforest.
It comprises 25 private eco-lodges
overlooking the Pitons.
Guests are encouraged to explore the estate
and offers tours of the cacao groves.
Chocolate features throughout the property
from dining, and cocktails to spa treatments.
Paradise Beach, Nevis
The small island of Nevis is popular with
visitors seeking a more laid-back, traditional
Caribbean experience
Called ‘the sweet island’ it offers a rich
history and culture with events and
celebrations throughout the year.
The landscape is lush and offers views from
Nevis Peak and there are the uncrowded
and unspoilt beaches, which are some of the
best in the Caribbean.
Guests at the Paradise Beach arrive by
water taxi from St Kitts where most of the
international flights arrive.
Just a few minutes’ drive from the dock, the
villa-style boutique hotel has odd quirky
features thrown in on impulse by the owner,
creating a true sense of personal style.
The gardens draw local bird life and and
there is a constant aroma of beautiful
tropical scents from the flowering vegetation
and edible fruits.
Sunset Reef, St Kitts
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| Sunset Reef, St Kitts |
The capital Basseterre is laid back classic
old-style Caribbean, while beyond the island
is unspoilt with Mountain ranges and the
volcano Mount Liamuiga.
There are rainforests, with 25% of the island
is set aside for a national park, and the
beaches are unspoilt and pristine.
Located at Palmetto Point with views across
the sea, Sunset Reef is a boutique property
offering seven luxury suites.
Young Island, The Grenadines
The Grenadines are a chain of volcanic
islands, islets and cays, and are largely
undiscovered with the cays and islands
popular with the sailing fraternity and local
fishermen.
They embrace the nations of St. Vincent and
the Grenadines, and Grenada.
Kingstown the capital of St Vincent is a
bustling town with cobbled streets, historic
buildings and churches.
The island is lush and unspoilt with peaceful
unspoilt beaches, marine life perfect for
scuba diving and a relaxed Caribbean pace
of life.
Young Island, which offers a ‘barefoot’
Caribbean holiday , is located on its own
private island just off St Vincent.
It offers a 'Robinson Crusoe' setting, but one
that is not too remote as St Vincent is just
minutes away by complimentary boat.
Jamaica Inn, Jamaica
Jamaica is one of the largest islands in the
Caribbean with a rich history and real
laid-back culture.
It offers mountains,
rainforests, waterfalls, and beaches
combined with a vibrant music scene and
fine cuisine.
Jamaica Inn has been one of the most
popular hotels in the Caribbean.
It is a small all-suite hotel on 700ft of
Jamaica’s premier private beach frontage.
The privately owned property, which has
been in the same family for 65 years, has
55 suites, cottages, and bungalows.
Ocean Cliff, Jamaica
The adults-only, beachfront Ocean Cliff
Hotel on the Negril coast is located on the
cliff front with beautiful panoramic ocean
views and an ocean-fed swimming pool.
The resort also has direct access to its own
private white sand beach.
The resort comprises 18 handcrafted stone
cottages featuring balconies or patio sun
terraces..
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Sandy Haven, Jamaica
Sandy Haven is a privately owned boutique
property on Negril’s white sand seven-mile
beach.
The resort’s location gives guests a great
choice of local bars and restaurants
embracing the local vibe.
There are 35 guest suites with a choice of
garden or ocean view and featuring a
contemporary design with stylish touches of
Jamaica in the décor and art.
There are two restaurants and bars, a
swimming pool, spa, and fitness centre and
private beach cabanas.
Source: Tracey Dyson at tracey.dyson@essentialdetail.co.uk
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