Exclusive and beautiful, the tiny island of Mustique in the West Indies, is home to Cotton House, a 17-room luxury resort built on a converted 18th century sugar plantation.
EXPERIENCE
The tropical island of Musique, in the West Indies, has a fascinating history. A few centuries ago, pirates made it their home. Later, it was home to sugarcane barons. Now, it's a tropical destination for the jet-set, and a very exclusive experience for guests of Cotton House, a converted 18th century plantation house.
This boutique resort is surrounded by acres of greenery, and framed by panoramic views of both the Atlantic and Caribbean. The grounds are worth a wander, both for their tropical beauty, and to check out the historical remnants of the plantation. A coral reef just offshore makes the hotel's beach one of the best snorkelling spots on the island. And the Beach Club Cafe provides fluffy towels and various preferred liquid refreshments.
There are 17 rooms, suites, and villas at Cotton House. All are spacious, and luxuriously decorated. The views are varied, from gorgeous garden and swimming pool vistas, to the endless ocean horizon.
Condé Nast Traveler - Gold List, Best for Rooms - 2009
Condé Nast Traveler - Readers Choice Travel Awards - No.12 Overseas Leisure Hotel in the Americas & the Caribbean - 2008
Forbes Traveler 400 - The World's Very Best Hotels and Resorts - 2008
LOCATION
Cotton House is on the renowned Mustique, a private island estate popular with those seeking tropical privacy. Guests often include celebrities, political figures, and royalty. Mustique is in the St. Vincent and the Grenadines, West Indies. It's not far from Barbados, where most guests will stop over on their flight. From there, a short flight takes you to Cotton House. The airstrip is a moment's drive from the front door.
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