You’ll find Anacaona at Meads Bay, one of the most beautiful beaches on an island of magnificent beaches, about 20 minutes from the airport or 10 minutes from the ferryboat terminal at Blowing Point. This is West End, the trendy corner of the island, a low-profile neighborhood of high-end resorts, luxury villas, fine restaurants, beach bars, art galleries and the island’s Greg Norman golf course.

**Please note the Government has imposed a Marketing Levy of US$1.00 per suite per day which has to be paid directly by all Guests upon departure.**

TRAVEL TO ANGUILLA FROM ST MARTIN/ST MAARTEN:

GETTING THERE
Anguilla is surprisingly easy to get to, with several options: via San Juan on a host of airlines, then connecting with American Eagle schedule flights four days a week, or with Anguilla Air Express/Rainbow Airways daily; via St.Maarten/St.Martin on another host of airlines, then connecting with ferry boat services, either in the French capital Marigot or, better still, a sea shuttle or private sea charter direct from the airport to Anguilla’s Blowing Point. There are also two -- Airlines Anguilla Air Service and Trans Anguilla -- that fly the 7-minute flight between St. Maarten and Anguilla several times a day. When guests let us know their arrival information in advance, we can arrange to have one of our favorite taxi drivers waiting for them at the airport or the dock.


Ferries: Anguilla / St. Martin
Ferries are a popular way to travel between Anguilla and St. Martin. No reservations are necessary. Between 7:30AM and 7:00PM, ferries run at approximately 30 minute intervals between Blowing Point, Anguilla and Marigot Bay, St. Martin. Last ferries of the day are 6:15 p.m from Anguilla and 7:00 p.m from Marigot Bay.

Hotel Accommodation
27 rooms and suites.

These are designed in a colorful, slightly funky Mediterranean/Caribbean style of architecture – white stucco walls topped with red tile roofs, lots of arches, open spaces and West Indian balconies to make the most of the trade winds.

Standard Room

Superior Room

Junior Suite

2 Bedroomed Suite


3 Bedroom suite

All the rooms and suites have ceiling fans and air conditioning, private balconies overlooking the gardens (many have ocean views of Meads Bay), radio/alarm clocks, Wi-Fi, direct-dial telephones, mini-safes, refrigerators, coffee/tea makers, cable TV with 71 channels and bathrooms with showers and hairdryers. The suites (with spacious living and sleeping areas) also have small kitchens.

Hotel Restaurants and Bars
When the hotel reopens on October 15, the poolside restaurant will be known as Firefly. In the evening, Firefly is quite magical: candlelit tables look out on the nodding palm trees and myriad lights sparkle on the main pool as tropical tree frogs serenade the guests.
The menu features a fusion of traditional Caribbean cuisine with a Eurasian slant. In our quest to create a truly island experience the menus in both the bar and restaurant will feature many Anguillian dishes, with Conch and Pumpkin Soup, Curried Goat and Seafood Stockpot sharing top billing with the de rigueur Grilled Mahi-Mahi and Black Angus Steaks -- all served with old-style piping hot Johnny Cakes.
The dining room is open for breakfast 7.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m., lunch 12 noon to 3.00 pm and dinner 6.30 pm – 9.00 pm; the menu of bar snacks is available throughout the day.

The Firefly bar is open from 11.00 a.m. to 11 p.m. but may well stay open longer since our bartender has created an inviting collection of ‘for those who are’ specialty tropical drinks (“For Those Who Are Romantic” and so on – you’ll have to read the list to match your mood) that keeps the conversation bubbling long after bedtime. By day, you can order any ‘for those who are’ drinks from your lounger on the beach.

Hotel Activities and Entertainment
In addition to the two pools, our guests can relax on the beach (sun loungers, umbrellas, towels and snorkeling masks are available free of charge to guests) and a small massage center offers a range of delicious treatments as well as pedicures, manicures and facials. There is also an eclectic boutique called Turkish Delights which is a sister to the popular ZaZAA Boutiques found in other parts of the island.
Since the guests will want to see as much of the island as possible they will also be encouraging them to discover local sights, other shops and nightlife. In cooperation with a local guide who specializes in tailored tours, we will also arrange informal outings especially for solo travelers or small groups of bird watchers, walkers, small boat sailors, divers, history buffs, and night owls, whatever our guests want.

FUN
By developing Anacaona into an informal cultural center it's planned to entertain the guests with a touch of the island’s culture, helping them learn what the island’s past is really about. One night it might be Mayoumba, an island folkloric group that has been entertaining islanders and visitors for more than 25 years; another night it could be dinner theater with local musicians and dancers, or a visual talk on the history of Anguillian boat with an engaging island historian. The aim is to create a sense of being part of an island community.

Hotel Additional Guest Services
EXTRA CHARGE LOCALLY:

• Laundry service
• Cable TV/VCR
• In the Villas - dishwashing and cooking can be arranged
• Massage services
• Dive services
• Baby-sitting