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This Caribbean Hotel Is Set Inside a 500-Year-Old Building in the Dominican Republic - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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There are historic hotels, and then there are places where the history goes back so far that the hotel almost feels incidental. On Calle Las Damas in Santo Domingo’s Colonial Zone, you can stay inside a group of houses whose story begins in the opening years of the 16th century. The walls are stone. Heavy wooden beams cross the ceilings. Brick arches frame passageways and courtyards. Outside, you’re on the street laid out during the government of Nicolás de Ovando, widely described as the first
I've Been Traveling the Caribbean for Decades. This Two-Mile Beach in Grenada Is Still One of My Favorites - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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You could spend years traveling around the Caribbean and develop a pretty demanding definition of a great beach. The sand has to be right. Swimming has to be easy. You want enough beach for a long walk, somewhere good to eat nearby, and a hotel close enough that you can treat the beach as part of your everyday routine. The famous beach on the southwest side of Grenada runs for roughly two miles, a long sweep of white sand beside generally calm Caribbean water. Stand near the middle and the beach
On This Caribbean Island, You Can Stay in a Transparent Bubble Hotel in the Trees - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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There are plenty of hotels in the Caribbean with rooms surrounded by tropical gardens. Le Domaine des Bulles in Martinique takes the idea somewhere much more unusual: here, the room itself is a transparent bubble, with a bed beneath a curved dome and the trees visible from inside. The small property in Le Vauclin, in southern Martinique, has just four of them. Each bubble has its own private outdoor area, and each has a different identity, from the water-inspired Bulle Eau to the more secluded B
You Can Actually Stay Inside Antigua’s Historic Nelson’s Dockyard at These Two Centuries-Old Hotels - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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English Harbour has plenty of places where you can stay near the history. Only a couple put you directly inside it. At Nelson’s Dockyard, 18th-century stone buildings run along the harbor, yachts tie up beside the old naval quays and the former Admiral’s House now contains the Dockyard Museum. Fort Berkeley remains at the harbor entrance. Up the hill, Shirley Heights looks back across the same protected harbor the Royal Navy used more than two centuries ago. And inside the dockyard are two hotel
Why Cruz Bay, St John Is One of the Caribbean’s Most Lovable Beach Towns, With Famous Painkillers, a New Adults-Only Hotel, and a Chill Vibe - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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A guitar is playing somewhere behind Wharfside Village. People in bathing suits are crossing the street with shopping bags. A couple has taken the last two stools at the Beach Bar, where another round of Painkillers has just landed on the counter. This is Cruz Bay, the little town on St. John where the ferry docks, the beach bars fill up, charter boats come and go, and nearly every trip to the island eventually passes through a few compact blocks of restaurants, shops and open-air bars. You may
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