Tropical plants decorate the courtyard, which also includes a refreshing plunge pool. Lounge in a beach chair on the white sand, in the sun or under the shade of a wide umbrella. The hotel provides the chairs and umbrellas, as well as beach towels, free of charge. During the peak season, Numero Uno offers a cabana service. Guests can find a beach read in the upstairs lounge, a common area with well-stocked bookshelves. Couches and chairs allow guests relax indoors, admiring the...
Tropical plants decorate the courtyard, which also includes a refreshing plunge pool. Lounge in a beach chair on the white sand, in the sun or under the shade of a wide umbrella. The hotel provides the chairs and umbrellas, as well as beach towels, free of charge. During the peak season, Numero Uno offers a cabana service. Guests can find a beach read in the upstairs lounge, a common area with well-stocked bookshelves. Couches and chairs allow guests relax indoors, admiring the view of the ocean or meeting other travelers on holiday.
Built in the 1940s as a private beach house, Numero Uno was recently renovated with excellent amenities. The twelve rooms have a contemporary style that incorporates bold colors and with simple design. High-speed Internet allows guests to check their e-mail in their own rooms and keeps them connected. The continental breakfast includes fresh fruit and tasty baked goods. The hotel’s restaurant, Pamela’s, serves Caribbean cuisine and has been featured on the Television Food Network show “Food Fantasy.” Guests can eat right on the beach for casual or formal dining. If there happens to be leftovers, guests can save them for later and store them in their room’s mini bar and refrigerator.
Numero Uno Guest House is an excellent choice for a relaxing vacation in the Caribbean islands. Not like the chain hotels nearby that sometimes feel impersonal, Numero Uno has personality that will put its guests in the mood for fun and leisure. In a prime location, the hotel sits on one of the less crowded areas of the beach, but is still close enough to exciting clubs and bars.
