Caribbean Hotels

Parrot Cay & COMO Shambhala Retreat
P. O. Box 164 Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands

From $492 per night

A private island resort, based Northeast of the main island of Providenciales, Parrot Cay has a total of 60 rooms, suites, and private beach houses. Parrot Cay is a retreat for those who seek total relaxation and rejuvenation of body and soul. White Sandy beaches, clear Turquoise Waters, and kaleidoscopic marine life make Parrot Cay the ideal place to unwind. The tranquil setting is further enhanced by the understated elegance of the resort's design. The holistic spa "Shambhala" introduces body treatments, massages, yoga, and walks in a unique and spectacular setting. Available are Balinese, Thai, Tu'ina, Aromatherapy, Swedish, and Indian head massages. The Parrot Cay is located on a private island of 1,000 acres. The hotel is situated on a three-mile long white powder sand beach only 30 minutes by boat from the main island of Providenciales.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says...
"Trendsetting Caribbean villa compound on a private 1,000-acre island."
-From www.travelandleisure.com

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Hotel Guanahani & Spa
Grand Cul De Sac St Barthelemy, Guadeloupe

From $287 per night

Guanahani & Spa, St Barts' small luxury resort, drapes gently over the hillcrests of Grand Cul de Sac. Although all 68 rooms and suites (35 suites and 33 double rooms) are distinctly West Indian-style, nestled in 15 acres of lush tropical gardens, each has European comfort with air-conditioning, ceiling fan, direct dial phone, DVD's player in all rooms, LCD Flat screens satellite TV, mini-bar, safe, hair dryer, and a private terrace. The accommodations, most with ocean views, are either decorated with traditional style and pastel tones, or with contemporary dark wood pieces and strong colors. 14 suites have a private swimming pool. *** Bartolomeo ?? Seasonal Restaurant: Annual closure in September. *** All American Citizens are now required to have a valid Passport to enter St. Barths. Saint Barthelemy, "The Unique Island", a pearl nestling in the middle of the Caribbean Sea. Its pure white sandy beaches stretch between an emerald sea and an azure coloured sky.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says...
"Brightly colored West Indian bungalows between a white-sand beach and a lagoon."
-From www.travelandleisure.com

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Cap Juluca
Po Box 240 Anguilla, Anguilla

From $995 per night

A perfect sybaritic escape-secluded, peaceful, attentive service, sophisticated, and luxurious. Its graceful domes etch silhouettes against the deep-blue Anguillan sky. Moorish arches frame views of palms and bougainvillea, frangipani, and jasmine. A veritable paradise set on 179acres. Children of all ages are welcome year round, with no additional fees outside Dec 18th 2009 thru Jan 4th, 2010, and Dec 18th 2010 thru Jan 4th 2011.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Collection of Moorish-style villas and a newly renovated main house along 179 acres of secluded Maundays Bay Beach—a romantic spot only 25 minutes by boat from busy St. Martin. Rooms to Book: Luxury Rooms, with private solariums and outdoor showers. Insider Tip: A private candlelit beach dinner of roasted Anguillan crayfish tails." -From www.travelandleisure.com

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The Ritz-Carlton, San Juan
6961 Avenue Of The Governors Carolina, Puerto Rico

From $439 per night

The Ritz-Carlton provides the finest personal service and facilities throughout the world. Framed by the turqoise waters of the Caribbean Sea and swaying coconut palms, The Ritz-Carlton, San Juan Hotel, Spa and Casino encompasses eight acres of pristine beachfront within the Isla Verde resort area on the island of Puerto Rico. The hotel was the first Ritz-Carlton property to feature a casino and offers all the beauty of a tropical destination combined with an ideal metropolitan San Juan location and a world-class spa. The Ritz-Carlton, San Juan Hotel, Spa and Casino is three miles from the dining and entertainment venues of the Condado and six miles from the Hato Rey financial district.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Beachfront resort and casino in Isla Verde with grand Neoclassical interiors and some of San Juan's best restaurants, including outposts of New York City's BLT Steak and Il Mulino. Cloaked in marble, crystal, dark woods, brocade fabrics, and gilded moldings, the 416-room Ritz is easily San Juan's most opulent resort. The property, set on eight beachfront acres, is approached from a long, circular drive, where guests are immediately met by crisp valets and whisked up to their large, plush rooms (all overlook either landscaped gardens or a pretty swimming beach). Among the resort's amenities are two fabulous restaurants—New York outposts of BLT Steak and Il Mulino—as well as the Island's most glamorous casino and a 12,000-square-foot spa offering treatments like papaya-and-mango facials. Since this is one of the older Ritz resorts in the Caribbean (it opened in 1997), its age is beginning to show. Luckily, the rooms are scheduled to get a facelift in 2008. Tip: The on-property casino is the island's most elegant and attracts locals as well as tourists on weekend nights. Room to Book: Rooms on the club level have access to a lounge where complimentary continental breakfasts, afternoon snacks, and evening wine hors d'oeuvres are served." -From www.travelandleisure.com

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The Ritz-Carlton Golf & Spa Resort, Rose Hall, Jamaica
One Ritz-Carlton Drive Montego Bay, Jamaica

From $349 per night

Set along a dazzling 1,500 foot stretch of beach on Jamaica's north coast, The Ritz-Carlton, Rose Hall is a 427-room resort that combines old world appeal with an inviting sense of Caribbean charm and offers the seclusion of a beachfront hideaway.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Palatial and über-opulent, this resort occupies 5,000 acres of rolling, meticulously landscaped grounds—once part of the island’s historic Rose Hall sugar plantation. A favorite with golfers for its White Witch championship course, the property also attracts the standard four-star crowd that likes its comforts within easy strolling distance. With five restaurants ranging from beach casual (jerk fish and beer at the Reggae Jerk Center) to jacket-preferred (fine Asian fusion at Jasmine), a sumptuous spa, jogging trails, tennis, and shuttles to the luxurious Shoppes at Rose Hall, there’s little reason to leave the premises. The 427 rooms and suites—tricked out with plush fabrics, Frette linens, gleaming wood antique repros, and large soaking tubs—don’t exactly encourage wandering, either. Tip: For a full-body wake-up call, book a Jamaican coffee body scrub at the spa. Room to Book: Although all standard rooms have balconies, Ocean Front rooms catch the lovely sea breezes (along with the best views)." -From www.travelandleisure.com

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