Frangipani Beach Resort, on Anguilla’s Meads Bay beach, is a perfect option for multigenerational family travelers with its four-bedroom beachfront villa with 5,000 square feet of space.
The Villa features four ocean-facing bedrooms, with two upstairs and two below; 4.5 bathrooms; an indoor and outdoor shower; a large game area; an 8-foot pool table; a full-sized shuffleboard table; a second-floor, spacious balcony with views of Meads Bay; a spacious living room; kitchen; and on-site washer and dryer. Guests can book a private chef via the concierge and also enjoy the Villa’s private pool, hot tub, pool deck and beach umbrellas.
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“The Villa at Frangipani is unlike anything else available in the Caribbean,” said John Vasatka, general manager, Frangipani Beach Resort. “It provides seclusion, access to the resort’s opulent amenities, complete with uncompromised service and barefoot elegance that Frangipani Beach Resort has become known for.”
Other on-site resort offerings include Straw Hat, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner; beach-hopping experiences on the resort’s catamaran; complimentary access to an on-site tennis court; motorized and non-motorized watersports; a beachfront infinity pool and hot tub; a fitness center; bicycles; and a Balinese spa.
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