Every one of our 26 rooms and suites is exquisitely and uniquely decorated with antique and modem furnishings that are combined for 2lst century comfort. No two rooms are decorated alike, and all are striking in their individual decor.

In the Great House your room may have mahogany poster beds so high you need steps to get into them, or antique metal beds replete with colorful hangings. There is a storybook quality about these spacious, high-ceilinged rooms. You'll find richly carved armoires and chests, bathroom sinks set into mahogany sideboards, and many other unusual touches.

The Villa bedrooms have a new look for the 2005-2006 season: Color. Gone are the all-white rooms and in their place lovely mango, yellow, and azure walls form the background for brightly painted antique queen-size four poster metal beds, luscious new coordinated linen and, of course, great taste. The villas also feature soaring twenty-five foot ceilings with bulls-eye windows, large West Indian baths with a surprise: a mirror at one end. Very sexy. And of course, there's your very own secluded plunge swimming pool. Open a garden gate and sink your feet into the warm black and gold sand.

Amenities

• Fresh flowers daily.
• Gorgeous views to other islands.
• Spectacular sunrises and sunsets on the sea.
• Telephones with Internet access.
• No buffet meals.
• Beach chairs and umbrellas.
• Free use of equipment to snorkel our great reef, just yards off shore.

The menus offer a fusion of Caribbean, Continental and Amerian cuisine. Our breakfast porridge was the first recipe printed by Gourmet Magazine and guests still beg for it. The Island veggie burger and the infamous West Indian rum-beef stew have become lunchtime staples. Ever-changing, sometimes unusual, soup and salad choices are available at lunch and dinner. Fresh fish and whole lobster from Dieppe Bay cooked to perfection, the freshest local fruits and vegetables grown for the hotel; steaks and chops, of course; light and original (non-fattening) desserts are among the many wonderful delights offered by our cooks. The dinner menus change nightly and are not repeated in a two-week period.

Dinner at The Golden Lemon may be served in the candle-lit pool side garden with natural music provided by the tree frogs accompanying Bach, Beethoven or Bill Evans; on the front terrace, a favorite spot for pre-dinner drinks and conversation with the owner and other guests; or in one of the most photographed romantic dining rooms in the Caribbean.

Lunch and Sunday Brunch are also served on the front gallery while full American breakfasts, included in the daily rate may be had in your room or villa, or served in bed if you like.

You can bring books, borrow books from our library and melt away the day by your pool, on a lounge chair on the beach under an umbrella, or on the lawn in a garden.

If you must be 'doing something' however, we offer the following suggestions

• Laps in our 20' x 40' pool
• Walks through the cane roads to the rain forest line
• Runs to nearby villages
• Art galley visits
• Snorkeling on the reef from our beach
• SCUBA diving and certification
• Nature walks
• Tour our UNESCO World Heritage Fortress: Brimstone Hill
• A 3-hour Scenic Railway Ride around our gorgeous island in air conditioned comfort or on the upper level enjoying the breeze and sweet scents.
• A tour of our spectacularly beautiful island
• Golf at a number of courses -- here and on Nevis
• Deep-sea fishing
• An all-day, all inclusive catamaran trip that includes snorkeling, an open bar and a picnic lunch on the beach of our sister island - Nevis
• Duty Free shopping in our capital - Basseterre
• A day trip to Nevis via our excellent ferry service to see
  the Alexander Hamilton and Horatio Nelson Museums, the plantation inns and the botanical gardens -- or for wind surfing and mountain biking. 
• Horseback riding - on the beach or through the rain forest on St. Kitts or on Nevis.
• Casino winning

Our wedding package includes the following for the bride and groom: