West End · Anguilla
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla
Two beaches, a cliff-top infinity pool and the island's most social scene
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The Four Seasons occupies a bluff between Barnes Bay and Meads Bay, with beaches on both sides and three pools terraced down the slope between them. The interiors, by Kelly Wearstler, are bolder and more graphic than the Caribbean norm, with a lot of white marble, bronze and pattern.
Rooms and suites are large and glassy, most with plunge pools or wide sea-facing terraces, and there is a set of multi-bedroom villas for families and groups.
This is the busiest of the Anguilla luxury resorts in the best sense: the restaurants are genuinely good, the beach bar has a scene, and the kids club and watersports programme make it the practical choice for families. Meads Bay's independent restaurants are a short walk along the sand.
At a glance
What to expect
- Two beaches
- Three pools
- Spa
- Multiple restaurants
- Plunge pool suites
- Kids club
- Tennis
- Watersports
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