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St. Vincent beach hotel, Grand View

country:St. Vincent & The Grenadines
location:Villa Point, St Vincent 
price:From US $104 - $215 per room per night
vouchers:Gift vouchers can be used with this holiday
 
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description
The hotel is set atop Villa Point, with spectacular views of the south coast of St. Vincent and the Grenadine islands. A former plantation house and garrison, with a history going back to the 1700s, the hotel retains many characteristics of the original structure.

The pool is situated on a bluff overlooking Indian Bay, St. Vincent's most popular beach. It is suitable for business travellers as well as vacationers providing telephones, satellite TV, and internet service in all rooms. The hotel is minutes from capital city Kingstown and airport.
special things to do and see here
Simply relax swimming in the pool, spending time in the sauna or having a massage. Or if you prefer more active holidays you can work out in the fitness centre or make use of the squash and tennis courts. Outside of the hotel facilities you can also go on eco-trips or whale watching excursions. Or try out different water sports such snorkeling, sailing or diving.
rooms, food and facilities
  • 19 modern, spacious rooms
  • Rooms have A/C (all but 2)
  • Telephone in all rooms
  • Satellite TV in all rooms
  • Internet service available in all rooms
  • 2 restaurants
  • 2 bars
  • Swimming pool
  • Fully equipped gym with exercise equipment
  • Squash and tennis courts
  • Sauna
  • Massage
how to find us
We are minutes from E.T. Joshua airport via taxi, rental car or mini-van.
how this holiday makes a difference
The hotel has been owned by Vincentians throughout its long history. Its employees are all Vincentian and the hotel has always been a favourite with travellers throughout the Caribbean. With the addition of modern conveniences, such as air conditioning, internet access, satellite TV, a swimming pool and sports complex, the hotel now appeals to a diverse group of international travellers, both business-minded and vacationers.

We have always prided itself on its commitment to conservation in an island environment where resources are limited. Our wind-powered well is used to refill our pool & water our herb garden. Laundry is hand-washed and line-dried with minimal use of detergents. Pool water is pumped from the hotel's own well, conserving the public water supply, and water to all rooms is solar-heated.

We conserve electricity by using power saving light bulbs in all corridors, office materials and paper are recycled and the majority of foods used in the hotel's restaurants are locally grown or produced and fair trade items are used where available.

The hotel is actively involved with government agencies to implement better environmental practices. To this end, the owners are currently researching the use of wind and solar generated power.

Guests are encouraged to visit local cultural sites and use public transportation, which is available throughout the island. Guests are also educated about conservation and encouraged to use positive environmental practices like turning off their air conditioning when not in their rooms.

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