Biras Creek Resort, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
Recognized as one of the top luxury destinations in the Caribbean, Biras Creek is located on a 140-acre peninsula on Virgin Gorda and is only accessable by boat or helicopter. Guests arrive at the hub of Biras Creek, a hill-top, stone "castle" housing the reception area, private dining room, and bar. All 31 suites are located along Berchers Bay on the Atlantic side of the estate and feature outdoor garden showers with select rooms offering sweeping views of the sea, while others are nestled among lush, exotic gardens. Upon their arrival, guests are greeted by one of the resort's General Assistants, who will take them on a personal guided tour and are also available during the morning hours to aid in the planning of daily activities.
Book NowStonefield Resort Villa Resort and Spa, Saint Lucia
This 26 acre estate boasts 16 elegantly furnished villas with commanding views of the Caribbean Sea. Serenely situated on a lush, tropical hillside, each elegantly rustic villa captures a decidedly French-Colonial aesthetic with open verandas, Jalouise shutters and antique four-poster beds. Secluded plunge pools and private garden showers bring the tropical setting of the island and the secure retreat of the villas into a serene harmony. The estate is landscaped with an exquisite Japanese garden blooming with exotic flowers and other vegetation, perfect for weddings or a contemplative evening stroll. Perhaps most stunning are the views of Petit Piton, one of two volcanic cones that rise dramatically from the waters of the Caribbean Sea and define the St. Lucian landscape.
Book NowHermitage Bay, Saint Mary’s, Antigua
Set on a white sand beach with uninterrupted views across the Caribbean Sea, Hermitage Bay consists of 25 single story suites set in 10 acres of exotic tropical gardens. The resort is luxuriously secluded while ensuring the comforts of home are readily available. Subdued lighting throughout allows for incredible stargazing while also being environmentally conscious to the marine life inhabitants of the bay. The open-air lounge area with infinity pool is perhaps the most enticing feature, providing a perfect place to relax the evening away or enjoy a morning cup of coffee while surrounded by the calming waters and lush landscaping. For an even more luxurious stay, Hillside Pool Suites are available, with wrap-around private sundecks and refreshing plunge pools, all providing awe-inspiring views of the Caribbean sea.
Book NowThe Buccaneer, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands
This top-ranked resort traces its roots to a 17th-century former sugar plantation originally established by a Knight of Malta who constructed the first building where the Buccaneer is now located. Situated hillside on 340 acres overlooking the Caribbean Sea and Christiansted Harbor, Buccaneer is the longest running resort in the Caribbean, offering both historic and modern principals by blending old world charm with warm hospitality and today's luxury amenities. The property's accommodations are as varied as the names of the era's currency for which they are named, a tradition that continues today with the opening of the Luxury Beachside Doubloons, the largest and newest of the Buccaneer's suites, featuring marble floors and picture windows showcasing the dramatic sea views.
Book NowHotel Carl Gustaf, St. Barts
Located in the capital city of Gustavia, Hotel Carl Gustaf is widely known for its multitude of offerings for the glamorous traveler. Understated luxury combined with traditional Caribbean charm creates a distinct cosmopolitan atmosphere. The resort's 14 one and two-bedroom suites each sit nestled in a hillside overlooking Gustavia, terraced with beautiful, colorful gardens cascading down to the bustling, picturesque harbor just below. Further adding to this rich setting, each suite has a private deck and plunge pool, and is furnished in elegant West Indian Wicker and decorated in soft pastels. The hotel's rooftop restaurant offers even more dramatic panoramic views, and the lounge is ranked among the best spots in the world for sipping cocktails at sunset.
Book NowSandy Lane Hotel, Barbados
Set in a mahogany grove overlooking a sweeping crescent of golden sand and the Caribbean Sea, this spacious 112-room resort, with elegant Palladian-style architecture, offers some of the finest amenities found on the pristine beaches of the island of Barbados. Beautifully furnished guest rooms are offered in a wide range of options, from oceanfront suites to opulent penthouses, to a private, five-room villa attended to by its own dedicated staff. Specially themed packages are made available to guests in an effort to enhance the rich experience of the island by providing unique offerings for every situation from romantic getaways to family excursions. The spectacular, 7500 square-foot pool with cascading waterfalls is a visual treat, highlighted by the surrounding lush tropical gardens that make blissful relaxation virtually unavoidable.
Book NowCotton House, St. Vincent
Cotton House has long enjoyed a reputation as an elegant private retreat for sophisticated vacationers, celebrities and royalty. Originally an 18th century coral warehouse and sugar mill, this luxury resort is located on the Grenadine island of Mustique, situated on a picturesque hillside surrounded by the Caribbean Sea to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Each of the 17 luxurious guest accommodations offer the finest features and amenities including French cotton linens and beds draped in decorative voile netting. Dining at the resort is an indulgent affair, as the Executive Chef creates a daily menu using fresh ingredients combined with imported delicacies served up at one of several property restaurants. A weekly cocktail party provides opportunity for visitors to meet and enjoy savory hors d oeuvres and sparkling flutes of champagne. Guests can also enjoy complimentary water sports such as windsurfing and snorkeling in addition to the relaxing atmosphere of the pristine swimming pool.
Book NowGrace Bay Club, Turks & Caicos
Enticingly located on one of the world's most beautiful beaches, the intimate and extravagant Grace Bay Club offers spacious accommodations with fully modern amenities. Divided into three distinct areas, this European-owned resort provides an adults-only hotel, family-friendly villas, and home-sized suites, providing accommodation choices for any lifestyle. Each suite is furnished with lavish flair and sophistication, ornamented in tropical-influenced color pallets that echo the blossoming landscape of exotic gardens surrounding the resort and ensconcing visitors in a luxuriously secluded environment. The Club presents a myriad of dining choices offering delectable Caribbean dishes, including the 90-foot Infiniti Bar, the first infinity edge bar in the world and the longest in the Caribbean, which invites guests to sip on cocktails or dine on sumptuous cuisine while the soothing waters lap their feet.
Book NowThe Caves, Negril, Jamaica
An island outpost destination, The Caves is an organic interpretation of romance. Poised on the sparkling limestone cliffs of Negril’s scenic West End, each of its 10 colorful, wooden, thatch-roofed cottages is planted in a garden on the edge of the sea. For those who value spirituality, privacy, romance and verdant beauty, the Caves’ protective landscaping and exotic appeal make it a perfect choice for relaxation. Its two seafront acres fronting 10 acres of lush property create the feeling of a tropical castle overlooking a vibrant town center. Indicative of its name, several special-use caves are spread throughout the resort, from a private dining cave lit with candles to a relaxing massage cave open to the soothing sounds of the ocean. The Caves resort evokes exoticism of the unexplored while still offering the modern comforts of home.
Book NowMontpelier Plantation Inn, Nevis
Set high in the hills amid 30 acres of lush tropical vegetation, this historic 18th-century former sugar plantation is distinguished by the warm hospitality of a private country house. It was host to the marriage of Lord Nelson and Fanny Nesbit in 1787 and retains many relics from those times, including a windmill in use until 1933. Island elegance distinguishes the guestrooms, each with private veranda and panoramic views, designed to take advantage of the ever-present trade winds. The 60-foot mosaic-tiled freshwater pool and private two-acre beach provide an unlimited array of aquatic activities from sun up to sundown, and exquisite dining options include an award-winning open-air restaurant on the western veranda serving breakfast and dinner with nighttime views of the Charlestown lights.
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