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National Geographic Traveler Stay List - Caribbean
Check out our favorite Juicy hotels on the National Geographic Traveler Stay List in the Caribbean.
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The Biras Creek Resort- which can only be reached by boat or helicopter is a secret address on the tiny island of Virgin Gorda. A paradise of greens and blues with its tropical plants and lagoons- also famous for its -Baths- formed by the spherical granite rocks dotted along the beach. The hotel offers 31 elegant and colourful suites with fabulous sea views. Share your time among the spa- the water sports on offer and the delicious cuisine. You can discover the island by Jet Ski- windsurf- boat or bicycle to really get a feel for this little corner of paradise.
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National Geographic Traveler says..."A 140-acre isthmus resort with water galore: calm lagoon, Caribbean bay, pounding Atlantic. Ocean waves do the entertaining just beyond the simply furnished suites (some TV-free) with private verandas, big windows, outdoor garden showers. Captain a Boston Whaler for island hopping, bike on trails lined by wild nutmeg and frangipani. Island-born chef infuses the menu with flavorsome Caribbean attitude. 31 suites." -From National Geographic Traveler
Conde Nast Traveler says..."Our experience surpassed our wildest expectations." This stone resort accessible only by boat or helicopter means "no hustle and bustle." At the hilltop restaurant, the "food and desserts are to die for!" "Service is impeccable." From rooms in white and turquoise, with bright Caribbean artwork and furnished verandas, the views of the Atlantic are "simply breathtaking." " -From Conde Nast Traveler
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Just 42 kilometres (26 miles) from Puerto Vallarta, an unrivalled luxury Mexican vacation experience, edged in pristine white-sand beaches, natural islands and the turquoise Pacific. A unique spa. Sunset dining. Jack Nicklaus golf, with an island green, played beside the waves.
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National Geographic Traveler Says..."An elegantly low-profile blue sky/blue water coastal paradise with a green streak. While you laze on the Pacific Ocean beach or submit to a massage employing nopal and pulque (ancient Mexican skin-healing ingredients), the on-premises treatment plant is making used water garden-ready. Get vertical and explore local arts, crafts, and history at the on-site Cultural Center. Regarding the kitchen culture: Chef Fucho is steadfast when it comes to doing business with local fishermen and farmers. 141 rooms and 32 suites."-From National Geographic TravelerTravel + Leisure says..."The Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita caters to the unusualaif you want flower petals sprinkled on your reception from a helicopter, consider it done. Guests can sleep in private casitas with plunge pools, and sign up for massages with sage oil and tequila." -From Travel + Leisure
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The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman draws its guests to an oasis of tranquil energy on world famous Seven Mile Beach. The resort is Cayman's only five star luxury property and features the Seven Wonders on Seven Mile beach branded amenities. Spanning 144 acres sea to sea from world famous Seven Mile Beach to the North Sound of one of the Caribbean's most serene and prosperous islands, The Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman unites the top names in every field to offer its guests one-of-a-kind experiences. The AAA Five Diamond resort features 365 Guest Rooms and suites, Silver Rain, a La Prairie Spa, five restaurants including a restaurant by Eric Ripert of top-ranking New York restaurant Le Bernardin, the island's largest ballroom, a tennis center by Nick Bollettieri, Ambassadors of the Environment by Jean-Michel Cousteau family program and Blue Tip, a Greg Norman-designed nine-hole golf course. Voted the #1 Caribbean Resort in the Conde Nast Traveler Readers Choice Awards in 2008 and 2009.
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Conde Nast Traveler says..."This U-shaped resort faces Seven Mile Beach, "hands-down the Caribbean's best swimming beach." "Bright and airy rooms are classic Ritz-Carlton style," with teal, coral, and gold hues. Silver Rain Spa, "one of the best ever," supplies Swiss-derived hydrotherapies. Sushi at Taikun is "incredibly fresh, and the wasabi is shaved tableside." "It's luxurious with excellent service yet is kid-friendly. That's a hard combo to find." -From Conde Nast TravelerTravel + Leisure says..."Forty years ago, the island of Grand Cayman was transformed into a world-class financial centerathe Switzerland of the Caribbean. Today, the big luxury-hotel chains are betting that the island's ultra-efficient infrastructure, great sailing and diving, and one-hour flight time from Miami will also make it the next big destination. With its new 365-room beachfront hotel, the Ritz-Carlton has gotten a jump on the competition. The 144-acre high-end playground introduces a who's who of branded amenities: Jean-Michel Cousteau nature tours, a Greg Norman-designed golf course, Nick Bollettieri tennis pros, a La Prairie spa, and five restaurants, including two run by acclaimed chef Eric Ripert." -From Travel + Leisure
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Offering European charm and unspoiled tranquility, the Bucuti Beach Resort is perfectly located near all major attractions on one of the Caribbean's top ten beaches as published in "Dream Beaches of the World", three miles from town and seven miles from the airport. An excellent resort for romantic getaways or honeymoons. Bright and cheerfully appointed rooms and suites offer a microwave, mini-bar, refrigerator, safe, hair dryer, iron and board, large balcony or terrace, cable television, complimentary coffee service and coffee maker, air-conditioning, ceiling fan, direct dial phones and king or queen sized beds. The resort offers a mini-market, guest business center where guests can access the internet and send and receive e-mail for free, guest laundry, fitness center, a fresh water pool, car rental desk, and multilingual concierge staff. Located adjacent to the resort is a shopping plaza with twenty-five shops, a variety of restaurants, bars and a world class casino. The Pirates' Nest Restaurant The Pirates' Nest romantic outdoor patio is relaxed and gracious and the lighthearted atmosphere perfectly captures both the Aruban spirit and the Caribbean regions unique style and flair. Fine dining in a casual atmosphere is offered on the beach in the open-air Pirates' Nest Restaurant. Built as a replica of a16th century Dutch galleon, the Pirates' Nest offers an extensive American buffet breakfast, soup, salads and sandwiches menu on our a la carte lunch menu, fresh seafood and prime steaks for dinner. CP and MAP Dine Around with Aruba Gastronomic Association Restaurants available. See folder with Rates and Contracts for MAP description.
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\"Elegant gem on tranquil strip of otherwise built-up Eagle Beach. Airy, whitewashed buildings blend with natural surroundings. Each guest room comes with balcony, Wi-Fi, refrigerator, and Aruba Aloe toiletries. The resort\'s native flora has been labeled for guest education, thanks to owner Ewald Biemans, a pioneer for environmental awareness.\"
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Located in the heart of Old San Juan, El Convento, a member of Historic Hotels of America and Small Luxury Hotel's of the World, has set new standards of luxury, comfort and service while preserving the unique character and mystique of the hotel. A former Carmelite convent built three hundred years ago, El Convento was completely refurbished with special attention given to the preservation of the original structure. Each of the 58 rooms and suites recreates Spain's golden age while the entertainment system, multi-line telephones and modern bathrooms fulfill the needs of today's traveler. Relax by the pool and enjoy the magnificent view from the terrace while you sip a glass of wine. Dining is a constant joy at El Convento. From the casual patio restaurant to the regal splendor of the Jose Campeche ballroom you will enjoy a true culinary delight. All rates are subject to 9 percent government tax to be applied to the sum of the room rate plus the 12 percent service charge, not included in the rate. 35. 00USD additional per night plus taxes for each extra adult in room (12 years or older). Rollaway bed 35. 00USD additional per night plus taxes. Not included in rate.
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National Geographic Says..."Former 17th-century Carmelite convent in Old San Juan. The look: yellow-and-white exterior, black-and-white-checkered lobby floors, mahogany beams, Andalusian tiles, and marble bathrooms. The goods: rooftop pool, marble bathrooms, beach access."-From National Geographic TravelerTravel + Leisure says..."The most atmospheric hotel in the Old Town: a meticulously restored 1651 Carmelite convent with beamed ceilings, tiled floors, and rough-cut, Spanish-style furnishings.Occupying a preserved 17th-century convent, Old San Juan's most glamorous boutique hotel is filled with Andalusian tiles, mahogany beams, and lavish antiques (like four-poster beds in all 58 guest rooms). Happily, though, these historical details share the space with modern conveniences like plasma-screen TV's, Bose stereos, and a decadent hot tub on the fourth-floor terrace. A complimentary cocktail-and-hors d'oeuvres hour is held every evening in the garden before dinner.Tip: Chat up the staff during the cocktail hour. They'll give you great advice on where to go and what to see around San Juan.Room to Book: Deluxe Rooms, on floors 4 and 5, have giant gallery windows overlooking the bay; watch sailboats and cargo ships pass by."-From www.travelandleisure.com
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