Hermitage Bay
Antigua · Antigua & Barbuda
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Character and identity
Set down a long dirt road on Antigua's quieter western coast, Hermitage Bay is a 30-cottage hideaway curled around its own turquoise cove. The recently refreshed cottages lean airy and Balinese-leaning: rattan, white linen, mosquito-netted beds, hideaway TVs, and wide sliding doors onto decks with plunge pools and ocean views. There's one main restaurant plus a newer lunch spot, a beachfront Tree Bar where Nobu-trained chefs run a daily omakase sushi happy hour, and a spa tucked into tropical gardens with morning yoga, meditation and Pilates in an oceanfront pavilion. Service is first-name, long-tenured, and tuned to special occasions.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples, honeymooners, micro-wedding parties and repeat-visit romantics who want all-inclusive seclusion, strong food, daily sushi and cocktails, and proper water toys (two speedboats, a 103-foot sailboat, snorkel and paddle gear). Wellness-minded solo travellers fit in easily, as do design-literate guests who appreciate the unplugged, low-key register.
Should look elsewhere:
Families with young children seeking a kids' club, urban-minded travellers who want walkable bars and shops, or anyone craving multiple restaurants and nightlife. Guests with mobility needs should query carefully, as beach paths and the Tree Bar are tricky.
Bottom line
What you're really buying here is privacy and pace: a tiny cottage count, one beautiful cove, and a team that knows your name by day two. Book a hillside cottage if you want the view and don't mind the golf-cart ferry, or a beachfront cottage if you want to walk straight into the water. Honeymooners and anniversary guests get the most from it.
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What this place offers
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Table service
- Room service
- Breakfast
- All inclusive available
- Smoke-free property
- Credit cards