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Point Grace Frommer's Exceptional

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$567.00+
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Location Grace Bay, Grace Bay
Phone 888/209-5582 in the U.S., 649/941-7743
Fax 649/946-8255
Web site www.pointgrace.com
Room Information 28 units
Prices Winter $656-$3,445; Summer $450-$2,294. Rates include airport transfers, continental buffet breakfast, and complimentary house cocktails and hors d'oeuvres at the pool bar 5-6pm
Credit Cards AE,DISC,MC,V
In Room Amenities A/C, TV, dataport, kitchen, minibar, hair dryer, iron, safe, bathrobes, beverage maker, washer/dryer
Other P.O. Box 700

Point Grace Review

This boutique hotel, one of the most charming and atmospheric on the island, opened in 2000 on one of the best beaches in the entire Western Hemisphere, a lyrical crescent of sand ringed by turquoise sea. Point Grace has racked up one award after another since it opened, including a 2006 World Travel Award for the Caribbean's Leading Boutique Hotel, and in a short time has perfected an almost effortless grace. The motif is vintage West Indies, and the services and amenities are first-rate, ranging from twice-daily maid service to midday sorbets on the beach. You can request to be met at the airport in a Rolls-Royce, have a private in-room chef prepare your meal, or have a picnic hamper readied for island excursions. The Thalasso Spa at Point Grace (open daily 9am-6pm) is a full-service on-site spa that offers treatments using sea mud and seaweed, among other delicacies.

The complex features exceptionally spacious one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom suites and penthouses, furnished with Indonesian hardwood and teak and brightened by crisp white Frette linens and African artwork. Hand-painted tile and mahogany grace the bedrooms, and each suite has a beautifully appointed kitchen.

On-site is the excellent restaurant Grace's Cottage, perhaps the most romantic spot to dine in the TCI.

Facilities:
2 restaurants; 2 bars; outdoor pool; golf (nearby); oceanfront spa; bikes; kayaks; concierge services; business center w/high-speed Internet; limited room service; babysitting; nonsmoking rooms; library; sailing

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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