The Admiral’s Inn and Gunpowder Suites, Antigua Set in a complex of four brick buildings dating back to the 18th century, the Admiral’s Inn, has 23 rooms in the center of Nelson’s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s elegant, quiet, home to a marvelous infinity-edge pool and the sort of historic charm you don’t often find in the region — it’s a place where you really feel the centuries (and where you might even have a drink with Nelson himself).
Cape Santa Maria, Long Island, The Bahamas This is the sort of beach you dream about. This is the sort of beach you think can’t exist. The water is Windex blue. The sand is so blindingly white you have to […]
Sunset Reef St Kitts’ newest hotel is a reinvention of the boutique hotel: state-of-the-art green energy tech, a pocked-sized but robust wellness offering (including cold and hot plunge pools) and the best restaurant on the island. That’s along with endlessly […]
Sustainable Hotel of the Year: Frenchman’s Reef, St Thomas
For some of JetBlue’s longer flights to the Caribbean — think New York to Aruba, for example — the carrier has been offering its premium Mint cabin service for years. One destination, however, has never had it: Puerto Rico, despite being […]
Sunset Reef St Kitts’ newest hotel is a reinvention of the boutique hotel: state-of-the-art green energy tech, a pocked-sized but robust wellness offering (including cold and hot plunge pools) and the best restaurant on the island. That’s along with endlessly […]
There’s not another soul at the bar. On far-off Long Island in Out Islands of The Bahamas, that’s not exactly a surprise. But even with no one around to hear, Gerald still won’t reveal the secret. I take a sip, […]
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