Anguilla Hotels
Colonized by English settlers from Saint Kitts in 1650, Anguilla was administered by Great Britain until the early 19th century, when the island - against the wishes of the inhabitants - was incorporated into a single British dependency, along with Saint Kitts and Nevis. Several attempts at separation failed. In 1971, two years after a revolt, Anguilla was finally allowed to secede; this arrangement was formally recognized in 1980, with Anguilla becoming a separate British dependency.
Anguilla Hotel List
Anguilla Great House
Located On Spectacular Rendezvous Bay, A Two-and-a-half Mile Crescent Of Dazzling White Sand Fringed By The Turquoise Caribbean Sea, The Anguilla Great House Beach Resort Is An Intimate And Romantic Hideaway, Offering The Hotel's Great Style Of Vacation In A Very Private And Uncrowned Atmosphere. Anguilla Great House Beach Resort Has 35 Intimate Guest Rooms, All With Views Of The Caribbean Sea. A Perfect Spot For Lovers, It Would Be Difficult To Imagine A Better Setting For A Wedding Or A Honeymoon In Paradise. Dine At The Old Caribe. Their Casually Elegant Open-air Restaurant Is Both Beach And Poolside. You'll Find An Array Of Delightful Cuisine, Including West Indian, French, And American Culinary Styles.
Arawak Beach Inn
Located On The Beach At Island Harbor, The Arawak Beach Inn Is Five Miles From The Airport And Eight Miles From The Blowing Point Ferry Dock. Shoal Bay East Is Two Miles Away. Other Points Of Interest Include Scrub Island, Scilly Cay, And Big Spring National Park. Guests Relax By The Beachside Pool And Bar, Or Shop In The Boutique Featuring Imported Clothing, Original Caribbean Art, And Gift Items. There's A Restaurant Offering Caribbean And International Cuisine Open For Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner. Guests Come Back For What Has Been Referred To As The "Caribbean's Best Pizza" And The Decadent Banoffee Pie. Sunday Nights May Feature Roast Beef With Yorkshire Pudding Or Roast Lamb With Mint Sauce. Guest Laundry Facilities Are Available As Well, And Parking Is Complimentary.
Cuisinart Resort & Spa
The Cuisinart Resort & Spa Overlooks The Turquoise Caribbean Sea Amid The Velvet White Sands Of Rendezvous Bay, Anguilla. Spanish For The Word "Eel," Anguilla Is Located Among The Leeward Islands Of The Caribbean And Incorporates British And French Influences, As Well As The Indigenous Arawak Indians. The Cuisinart Resort & Spa Captures These Local And International Flavors In Its On-site Spa, Hydroponic Farm, Beautiful Landscaping And Stylish Restaurants With Cooking Classes. Travelers Will Enjoy Dolphin Excursions Available At Dolphin Fantaseas, Approximately Five Miles From The Resort.
Carimar Beach Club
Idyllically Located A Few Steps From The Opalescent Sands Of Mead's Bay Beach, Carimar Beach Club In Anguilla Is The Perfect Destination For Family Vacations Or For Anyone Searching For A Sanctuary In Paradise To Escape The Everyday. Whether It Is An Afternoon Basking In The Sunshine Or A Hike Through Katoche Forest, The Life Of Stress Is Half A World Away. Guests Can Experience A Once In A Lifetime Opportunity To Interact With Dolphins, Manatees, Sea Lions, Stingrays And Even Sharks At Dolphin Discovery Located One Mile From The Hotel.
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