Frommer's Review
This is the largest and most unselfconsciously "mass market" resort on St. Kitts, a sprawling but well-managed behemoth that entered the scene in 2003. Its design evokes the Mediterranean with its tile roofs and lush landscaping. Its modernity is a long way from such historical resorts as Ottley's and Rawlins . In the center, a few steps down from the lobby, is a replica of Columbus's Santa Maria, surrounded by a reflecting pool and some waterfalls. The location, with its adjacent Royal Beach Casino, is near the narrowest part of St. Kitts, close to Atlantic-fronting beaches. Its 9 hectares (22 acres) include an 18-hole golf course designed by Canadian-born Tom McBroom and one of the largest casinos in the Caribbean. The decor of this sprawling resort is self-tabbed as "Euro-Caribbean," with vague references to the Italian Renaissance within its pastel-colored sprawl and richly patterned marble floors. Most of the tasteful, comfortable, and elegant accommodations are within a five-story central core, but there are also various low-rise "outbuildings" between the main building and the sea.
Facilities: 8 restaurants; 6 bars; 3 outdoor pools; whirlpool; casino; nightclub; 18-hole golf course; 4 tennis courts; health club; full-service spa; sauna; children's programs; business center; salon; room service; babysitting; laundry service (also self-serve); nonsmoking rooms; rooms for those w/limited mobility
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