Siboney Beach Club

Frommer's Review

The inn is named for the Amerindian tribe who predated the Arawaks. Set north of St. John's on .4 hectares (1 acre) of thickly foliated land fronting the 1.5km-long (1-mile) white-sand beach of Dickenson Bay, the resort is shielded on the inland side by a tall, verdant hedge. The club's social center is the Coconut Grove restaurant. The comfortable suites are in a three-story balconied building draped with bougainvillea. The suites have louvered windows for natural ventilation. All units have separate bedrooms, living rooms, and balconies or patios, plus tiny kitchens. There's also a tree house: a single room with a king-size bed and jungle decor perched high in a Ficus benjamina tree.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; outdoor pool; babysitting; laundry service; dry cleaning

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