The architectural design of the cottages, restaurant and bar are very nice. If you are looking for a private and quiet vacation in a small resort with a beautiful secluded beach and nice restaurant and bar within budget this may be the best place on the island. The furnishings in the room are a little old and there are very few TV channels but the room layout is very attractive. The bed was comfortable and AC, hot water and WiFi worked well. Small frig and safe. Small beach with nice cots and umbrellas but we preferred to walk down the stunning secluded Shoal Bay East beach that connects to the resort beach. There are many good snorkeling areas with beach access. You could walk in ankle deep water around the point to the crowded beach restaurants if you like. The resort provided a car at a reasonable price and we found the roads easy to navigate although on the other side. Grocery store was nearby. We enjoyed the privacy and snorkeling though the winds were high this time of year.

No view. Old room. No kitchen- small old fridge, old coffee pot with no coffee, ice only available at the restaurant. Tiny old TV with 5 channels. Restaurant/ bar very windy - one small area has a plastic Screen otherwise your food and drinks are blown away. Food was good, slow service and very overpriced (a very small plastic bottle of water was $4.50.) Of course everything on Anguilla is overpriced. To and from the airport countless uninhabited, unfinished or damaged small properties. The narrow and damaged two lane road is appropriate for the interior of a third world country.One tiny grocery store, no other food available between hotel and airport. No lobby for check in or out.