Anguilla Family Hotel Reviews

Aquarium Pool Wall, Free Watersports: Zemi Beach House Reviewed

An Aquarium in the Pool Wall and Free Watersports on Shoal Bay The family infinity pool at Zemi Beach House has a built-in aquarium window — an unusual detail that tells you someth…

Kitchen-First, Beach-Always: Shoal Bay Villas Family Review

Kitchen-First, Beach-Always: Shoal Bay Villas Reviewed for Families The apartment-style layout at Shoal Bay Villas does something most beachfront hotels in Anguilla don't: it puts …

Waterpark, Kids Club, and 5-Star Beach: Aurora Anguilla Reviewed

A waterpark with a lazy river, splash pad, and waterslides sits at the centre of this Rendezvous Bay resort — which makes Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club unusually activity-dens…

Kayaks, No Kids Club: Anguilla Great House Beach Resort Reviewed

Rendezvous Bay is one of Anguilla's calmest stretches of shoreline, and Anguilla Great House Beach Resort sits directly on it — which is the clearest argument for booking here. For…

Pirate Ship on the Beach: Malliouhana Anguilla Family Review

A life-sized pirate ship on the beach sets the tone for what Malliouhana, Auberge Resorts Collection does differently from other five-star Caribbean properties: it combines genuine…

No Pool, No Kids Club — Carimar Beach Club Reviewed

No Pool, No Kids Club — and That's the Point: Carimar Beach Club Reviewed Carimar Beach Club is built around a different premise than most family resorts: no pool, no organised chi…

Private Villas on Maundays Bay: Cap Juluca Reviewed for Families

The villas at Cap Juluca come with private kitchens, direct beach access, and — in upgraded configurations — private plunge pools: that combination of self-contained space and five…

Free Watersports, Five Stars: Four Seasons Anguilla for Families

Free non-motorized watersports — kayaks, paddleboards, Hobie Cats — included for every guest is an unusual offering at a Caribbean resort priced from $750 a night, and it signals s…