Sutton Place Hotel

Frommer's Review

This small, historic property stands in the center of town and was once a 1930s guesthouse run by "Mother" Harris, a matriarch who became a local legend. Destroyed by Hurricane David in 1979, the new Sutton Place was rebuilt in a traditional Caribbean style by the same Harris family, which continues the old traditions but with far greater style. Rooms are tastefully furnished with antiques, including four-poster beds, brass desk lamps, and teak furnishings in the shower-only bathrooms. Suites contain fully equipped kitchenettes. The staircase and floors of the suites are laid with a fine hardwood, tauroniro, from South America. Stylized floral arrangements, exotic prints, and luxurious fabrics contribute to the upscale style.

The restaurant, The Sutton Grill, is now one of the choice places to dine in Roseau, with a Creole/international menu that also embraces some dishes from Italy, China, and India. The nearest beach is about 2km (1 1/4 mile) away.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; business center; room service; laundry service

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