Mavida Guest House

Frommer's Review

These two late-19th-century clapboard cottages have charming, enclosed-veranda rooms with long rows of double-hung windows facing the lagoon across Beach Street. There's a covered patio between them for lounging. One house has private rooms, some with antique beds whose mosquito nets sweep down from 2m (7-ft.) headboards. The other has 21 beds jammed into every possible position in its rooms, none of them private. All guests share bathrooms and a communal kitchen. Inexpensive dinners are available.

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