St Vincent
| country: | St. Vincent & The Grenadines |
| location: | Kingstown ParkSee map here |
| price: | From US $150 - US $250 per room per night, on B&B basis |
| vouchers: | Gift vouchers can be used with this holiday |
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introduction to St Vincent
Set in residential Kingstown Park, overlooking Kingstown towards the Grenadine Islands, the hotel offers elegant comfort to the discerning traveller in its 20 well appointed guest rooms. The building, originally known as The Great House, was built in 1765 as the residence to the British Administrator of the island of Saint Vincent.
The two storied building is a striking feature, perched on a hill with wide panoramic views of the bay, Fort Charlotte and the Grenadine island of Bequia. Pristine white in a lush garden setting, it boasts sash windows and a hip roof, supported by slim colonnades lining its front and back facades. Fully renovated and upgraded to meet today’s international standards, the hotel recently opened its doors to guests offering the best of Vincy hospitality.
The two storied building is a striking feature, perched on a hill with wide panoramic views of the bay, Fort Charlotte and the Grenadine island of Bequia. Pristine white in a lush garden setting, it boasts sash windows and a hip roof, supported by slim colonnades lining its front and back facades. Fully renovated and upgraded to meet today’s international standards, the hotel recently opened its doors to guests offering the best of Vincy hospitality.
special things to do and see here
Snorkelling, Diving, Cycling, Sailing, Land and/or Sea tours, Tennis, Conferences, Meetings, Weddings, Holiday Parties, Reunions, etc. Guests can cycle or walk in and out of Kingstown.rooms, food and facilities
There are 20 rooms available that range from standard to deluxe. They are each exquisitely decorated with their own bathrooms and include a continental breakfast. Majority of the rooms have their own balconies that face either the bay or the garden. All the rooms have cable television, free wi-fi, safe deposit boxes, VOIP calling rates, room service, central a/c, wake up calls, maid service, hair dryers and 120/220 AC.The Sapodilla Room and The Terrace are available to experience the fine dining we have to offer. The West Indies Bar and Pool Bar are available to enjoy various drinks and our daily happy hour.
There are two conference rooms available that are equipped with the latest technology to conduct meetings, conferences, banquets, etc. Other services and onsite facilities available are a swimming pool, laundry services, airport shuttle, taxi service, secretarial services, express check out, currency exchange, security, parking, and tour packages.
how to find us
We are 15 minutes from the airport located in Kingstown, the capital of the island how this holiday makes a difference
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We support numerous community projects/charities such as Xtatic Dance Group which gives children, teens and young adults a positive activity to be involved in, and Adrenaline Mas Camp. We also support Lions Club of Kingstown. This is a service organization that volunteers and implements programs within the community to increase social and culture standards. They also put on different events to raise money for the needy. In October we will be assisting them with a Wine and Cheese party they are having on our property to raise funds to help the blind. In addition, we support the School for Children with Special Needs – The school offers assistance to students with various disabilities, including mental and physical disabilities, hearing impairment and learning problems. Its curriculum utilizes the basic Primary School curriculum, adapted for the special needs of individual children.
We use every opportunity to inform our guest of the rich history St. Vincent and the Grenadines has. At our reception area there is an ample amount of literature available on the culture and history of the islands. Also throughout our bar and restaurant there are old maps of the islands with original boundaries and spelling of some town and parish names, as well as the islands themselves. With the feedback we receive from our guest via comment cards and other means and information/classes from the Ministry of Tourism, we provide our staff with ongoing training. We purchase most of our produce from local farmers, fishermen, etc. We provide internships to students studying tourism/hospitality in St. Vincent or Vincentians studying tourism/hospitality abroad. Whenever possible, we remind staff and guest of our environmental practices. We educate your staff to turn off lights and turn down/off air conditioning when rooms are unoccupied. We also advise staff and guests to close the drapes whenever possible. We provide reusable items such as glass cups and cloth napkins with food and beverage services. We use daylight exclusively in our bar, lobby, reception area and restaurant for as much of the day as possible. We’ve also started a linen reuse program in all guest rooms. With electricity prices so high we conserve energy as much as possible. For example we use the central a/c only when we have guests in house, and we keep lights off in rooms that are not in use. We have a variety of plants throughout the property and when possible use the crop from such. We compost organic waste, and use environmentally friendly cleaning products. We recycle as much paper products as possible. For instance we re-use envelopes for in-house deliveries, and re-used paper for taking notes. In each of our guest rooms there is a message in the bathroom asking them to conserve water. All employees of the hotel are local to the island. We encourage guest to try other local restaurants, purchase local crafts, and take part in local activities when they occur. This is also done by the local hotel association in a weekly publication called “What’s on in St. Vincent”. We can also show them where the market is to get hand made crafts and other local products. Our purchasing policy is to buy local. We purchase fruits, vegetables and fish from local fishermen and farmers. We purchase most of our products and services used throughout the hotel from local vendors. Our maintenance, plumbing and electricity services are always done by local people. |
Tourism can be good and bad for destinations & local people. We carefully screen every holiday against our criteria for responsible travel. 'Look behind the brochure' to find how each holiday makes a difference (see left). We don't claim to be perfect - there is no global accreditation - but we've led the way since 2001 and screened 1000's of holidays. We invite every traveller to write a review about their experiences and responsible tourism. This valuable feedback is sent to the people who run the holidays. We keep a very close eye on it and take off holidays that don't live up to our standards. |
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