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Blue Haven Hotel

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • historic charm
  • beautiful beach
  • more European flair than any other hotel on the island

    Cons

  • lacks the range of services of the larger hotels
  • far from the attractions of Crown Point
  • beach is a short walk down a hillside
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Blue Haven Hotel Review

Justifiably celebrated, this 1940s-era luxury hotel overlooks a spectacular secluded beach on Bacolet Bay just outside Scarborough. Though long neglected, it has been brought back to life by Austrian Karl Pilstl and his wife. The lobby is a study in 1940s perfection and appears now as it may have when Rita Hayworth came through. Rooms have teak floors and glass-partitioned bathrooms (with curtains); four-poster beds and lavish beddings are standard. Rooms in a new wing have sunken sitting areas. Most activity takes place at the No Problem beach bar, where a barbecue always seems to be in progress. The hotel is surrounded by water on three sides, so every room has a spectacular ocean view. The hotel's restaurant, Shutters on the Bay, serves splendid food in an unbeatable atmosphere. Meal plans are available.

    Hotel Details

  • 51 rooms, 8 suites.
  • Rate includes some meals, no meals, all-inclusive.
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