The Inn on the Bay

Frommer's Review

This small-scale inn perched 90m (295 ft.) above the waters of Marigot Bay makes for a romantic escape. It's the creative statement of Montréal-born Normand Viau and his wife, Louise Boucher. Abandoning careers as a lawyer and social worker, respectively, they designed the hotel themselves, modeling its blue roof and veranda-ringed style on the island's plantation-house tradition. Today, the centerpiece of their establishment is an open-air terrace, site of a small pool and semiprivate dinners available only to hotel guests. Bedrooms, with 3m (10-ft.) ceilings, are spacious, comfortably furnished, and airy. Each has a ceiling fan and ample windows for cross-ventilation.

Facilities:
Breakfast room; outdoor pool; room service; nonsmoking rooms

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