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Both properties are rated highly by professional travelers. Overall, Rosewood Little Dix Bay ranks slightly higher than Sugar Mill Hotel. Rosewood Little Dix Bay has a TripExpert Score of 90 with accolades from 11 publications such as Fodor's, Afar Magazine and Travel + Leisure.
Both properties are rated highly by professional travelers. Overall, Rosewood Little Dix Bay ranks slightly higher than Sugar Mill Hotel. Rosewood Little Dix Bay has a TripExpert Score of 90 with accolades from 11 publications such as Fodor's, Afar Magazine and Travel + Leisure.
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PO Box 70, Virgin Gorda
Kids play dress up and do arts and crafts at the Child’s Grove, giving parents a break. There’s a complimentary party for children during the Monday manager’s sunset cocktail party.
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This laid-back luxury resort offers a gorgeous crescent of sand, plenty of activities, and good restaurants. Full Review →
This palace of low-key luxury is scattered along a .8km (1/2-mile) crescent-shaped, white-sand beach and private bay, on a 200-hectare (494-acre) preserve. Full Review →
Longtime Caribbean favorite on the beach with a splurge-worthy spa, pool and cottage-style accommodations. Full Review →
This is the resort that rocketed Virgin Gorda to glory, and it remains the island’s swankiest, most celebrity-filled digs. Full Review →
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Apple Bay, Tortola
With an old sugar mill as its centerpiece, this hotel has 24 rooms, suites, and a villa scattered up the hillside at Apple Bay.
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Though it's not a sprawling resort, the Sugar Mill Hotel has a Caribbean cachet that's hard to beat, and it's a favorite place to stay on Tortola. Full Review →
This inn combines a first-rate cuisine with intimate accommodations. Full Review →
Tortola’s enchanting Sugar Mill Hotel is all about tranquil tropical days, casual candlelit evenings and the island’s finest restaurant just a few paces from your bed. Full Review →
In a league of its own for ambience, intimacy and customer service, this boutique hotel rises from the ruins of the Appleby Plantation that gave Apple Bay its name. Full Review →