Anguilla’s The Reef By CuisinArt Hotel Projecting 2015 Opening Date

By: - October 17th, 2013

Above: the CuisinArt Resort

By the Caribbean Journal staff

The Reef By CuisinArt hotel is projecting an opening date of 2015, Anguilla’s Tourism Board announced Wednesday.

The property is a new hotel addition to the existing CuisinArt Golf Resort and Spa. It is expected to have 62 rooms and a ballroom capable of holding 200 people.

Demolition has already begun on the eastern end of the CuisinArt property to construct the new hotel, which represents the second phase of a project that began with the acquisition of the 18-hole Greg Norman Championship Golf Course.

Anguilla said the focus of the hotel would be golf, weddings and group incentives.

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