... top-of-the-line private villas (now almost barren) surrounding it. Then came new expensive villas like Altamer, now barely occupied, which shot up while dedicated and beloved resorts like Rendezvous Bay Hotel and Malliouhana bit the dust. Finally, a lame attempt at restoring the economy with the now famously ... more

... continue to go and enjoy it and do our part for their economy until it becomes St. Martin or St. Thomas. If it does, then we'll find someplace else. For now, we have our villa booked, our flights pending, and plans not to patronize that with which we disagree ... more

... 70% from?) and scores of villas for sale and none selling, does not count. Maybe because we had boom and bust, but no new boom yet, so we have not done the full cycle yet? "licences for new builds are rare" I guess I have totally misinterpreted all the news ... more

... begin construction in Anguilla. The villas are sold ... ... even. Private sales of the villas for several ... ... likes of Ralph Lauren are villa owners. Unfortunately here in Anguilla, Temenos, Viceroy and Cap Juluca all found themselves in trouble when the market for $15-20 million-dollar villas that can only be ... more

... owner's use. The waterfront villas and those behind the beachfront units did not have the same restrictions. It may have changed with a new government but those limitations were required for ALHL approval from the government. A beachfront unit could be occupied by an owner over the limited number ... more

... we end up at our villa by 4:30. Our car is there waiting for us. We find that we prefer to go to Foods 95 the next day. Usually resorts and hotels will schedule a taxi to be waiting for you right there at Blowing Point and you can ... more

... indeed. Since we stay at Villas, we like ... ... by the owners of our Villa two years ago (Thanks, Sue and Joe). Bass meets you at Blowing Pt or Airport (we have done both); fills out the paperwork right there (which does take a few minutes) and meets you at the ... more