Arawak Beach Inn

Frommer's Review

This funky, very casual hotel offers good value (on pricey Anguilla) for the laid-back traveler. Accommodations consist of studios and one-bedroom suites (some with kitchenettes) in weathered shingle-roofed, sorbet-hued, octagonal-shaped buildings; those on the upper floors have wrap-around balconies with great views of the sea. The eclectic decor runs from Spartan white with splashes of color to more classic four-poster rattan beds and dark wood furniture. Each lodging has a smallish shower-only bathroom and private balcony or terrace. Air-conditioning, high-speed Internet access, and cable TV are available in deluxe units. Swimmers can head for the virtually private little Arawak Cove, 2 minutes' walk behind the resort, which has its own small pool; Shoal Bay's phenomenal beach is a 10-minute drive away. The Arawak Café, which merges with the hotel bar and Wi-Fi accessible lobby, has great pizzas and Continental/Caribbean dishes. Innkeeper Maria Hawkins has lots of information on what to see and do on Anguilla. If one room is not enough for your needs, ask about the substantial discount available when a family needs a second room.

Facilities:
Restaurant; beach bar; outdoor pool; canoeing; windsurfing; bike rental; car rental; limited room service; babysitting; laundry service

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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