Anguilla recommended hotel
MALLIOUHANA HOTEL & SPA
'A little piece of the French Riviera', Malliouhana was really responsible for putting Anguilla on the map when it first opened its doors in the early eighties. And it is still wowing its guests over two 
decades later, British owners, Leon and Nigel Roydon, managing to maintain its chic European ambience whilst injecting it with all the recreational 'must-haves' expected today.
Guests rooms are a minimum of 720-square feet in size, with outdoor Jacuzzis and private pools readily available in the junior suites and suites. Yet it is still dining that is the priority here, its restaurant under the guidance of the Michelin-starred restauranteur, Michel Rostang, whose gourmet presentations are very much in tune with the chвteaux wines from the 25,000 bottle wine cellar.
Go to the Anguilla Hotel page to see all the recommended hotels.Antigua recommended hotel
Recently named Tatler magazine's "Hotel of the Year", Carlisle Bay combines contemporary style with a breathtaking natural setting on a pristine white sand beach making it one of the best Caribbean hotels. Only open since December 2003 and the brainchild of Gordon Campbell Gray (he of One Aldwych London), its right up there with the most stylish resorts anywhere in the tropics.Go to the Antigua Hotel page to see all the recommended hotels.
Barbados recommended hotel
This superstar hotel ranks amongst the most famous of all the Caribbean hotels. It's elegant Palladian-style architecture is beautifully complimented by its setting on a prime west coast beach,
It's elegant Palladian-style architecture is beautifully complimented by its setting on a prime west coast beach, whilst is recreational facilities are the envy of the tropics - a lagoon-style swimming pool with waterfall, a 47,000 sq. ft. spa, first-class tennis facilities and Tom Fazio-designed golf courses.Go to the Barbados Hotel page to see all the recommended hotels.
Grenadines recommended hotel
The Cotton House attracts most visitors to the island of Mustique, this romantic
hotel consisting of just twenty guest rooms perched on a lush hilltop. The colonial-style interiors (think 'shabby chic') go perfectly with the panoramic island views, whilst general resort facilities include a spa, an infinity-edge swimming pool, an informal beach grill and elegant verandah dining.Go to the Grenadines Hotel page to see all the recommended hotels.
Jamaica recommended hotel
This impressive 419-roomed resort has been welcoming discerning guests for over
fifty years. And whilst a distinct air of colonial elegance prevails, prospective visitors can rest assured that this sprawling low-rise resort has kept up with all contemporary requirements. Nowhere is this more evident than in the collection of stately 3 to 4-bedroom villas that hug the coastline and boast their own private pools.Go to the Jamaica Hotel page to see all the recommended hotels.
St. Barth recommended hotel
This Relais & Chвteaux gem has just been re-styled and expanded by English owners, David and Jane
Matthews. Comprising just 31 highly-distinctive cottages, suites and villas, much of it is perched on a rocky promontory surrounded by crystal clear waters. A number of the guest rooms do spill out onto the two adjacent beaches, however. In every way it's a labour of love, Jane's design skills displayed in rooms that range from the ьber-glamorous Garbo Suite to the beachfront Waterlily House, complete with its own infinity edge pool.Go to the St. Barth Hotel page to see all the recommended hotels.
St. Lucia recommended hotel
Right up there amongst the Caribbean's finest resorts, Mediterranean-style Windjammer Landing tumbles down a panoramic hillside on St. Lucia's north coast. Whilst the guest rooms here are the epitome of the Caribbean hotels style, most visitors treat themselves to one of the resort's oversized villas or luxury Estate Houses. Go to the St. Lucia Hotel page to see all the
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