Firefly Hotel

Frommer's Review

This stone house, constructed in 1972, is one of the first homes ever built by an expatriate English or North American on Mustique. It functioned as a simple, not particularly glamorous B&B until the late 1990s, when Sussex-born Elizabeth Clayton spent huge sums of money to upgrade and enlarge the hotel and its restaurant. Although it contains only four bedrooms, it thrives as one of the most consistently popular and animated bars and restaurants on an island where lots of the expatriate residents enjoy partying 'til the wee hours. Each of the rooms has Caribbean decor, ceiling fans, mahogany furniture, an antique four-poster bed, and a bathroom with a plunge pool, plus showers and countertops crafted from smooth-worn pebbles set into beds of mortar. The ambience is more like a private home than a hotel.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; 2 outdoor pools; tennis (nearby); snorkeling; limited room service; laundry service; nonsmoking rooms

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