Antigua Responsible Accommodations
Meet and stay with people who really care for their destinations! All the Antigua accommodations listed below make valuable contributions to their communities. In keeping with responsible travel practices, they support the environmental, cultural, social and historical currents of which they are a part. Click on the green icons to learn how they are making a difference.
Uniquely nestled on the water’s edge, CoCo Rose Guest House is located on the south coast of Antigua and known as “Your Holiday Home in Antigua!”. With some of the best beaches of Antigua located only 5 minutes from the CoCo Rose Guest House such as: Ffryes Beach, Darkwood Beach, Turners Beach, Morris Bay, Carlisle Bay, you will enjoy Antigua to the fullest.
[more info]Experience living in history when you step inside the Copper and Lumber Hotel in Nelson’s Dockyard National Park, English Harbour Antigua. Located in the home of Antigua Sailing Week and Antigua Classic Week, the historic hotel is a beautiful intimate Antiguan Hotel where the laid back charm and rich culture of the Caribbean melds with the colonial history of Antigua to create a luxurious romantic Antigua hotel in a unique setting.
[more info]The Heritage Hotel is established as the premiere downtown hotel in St. John's. Whether your stay is for business or pleasure, you'll find everything you need at your doorstep. Our 46 spacious and well-appointed rooms are fully-equipped with air-conditioning, telephone, cable television and free high-speed internet access. Enjoy your complimentary full breakfast served daily from our Dining Room overlooking beautiful St. John's Harbour. The Heritage Hotel is owned and operated by the St. John's Development Corporation.
[more info]Royal Cove is a cozy hotel of 11 rooms located just north of Jolly Harbour on the west coast of Antigua. Each room has two balconies; one at the front and the other at the rear of the building. The balcony at the front overlooks Jolly Harbor and the pool. The balcony at the back provides a scenic view of the hillside. The rock on the hillside forms the image of the face of an Indian, therefore the rock is called the sleeping Indian. There are also two public beaches less than a 10-minute walk from the hotel.
[more info]An idyllic Bed and Breakfast offering rooms that exude comfort and a calming sense of tranquility.
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