It remains something of a well-regarded secret. In a territory famous for its charter yachts and private islands, the British Virgin Islands is actually home to a true adults-only hotel.
It’s called The Cornucopia, and it’s an in-the-know spot for sophisticated travelers. The resort, which just reopened for the season this week, is tiny: just five rooms in all, four deluxe rooms joined by a master suite.
That’s because the resort originally started life as a villa before transforming into a boutique hotel. But that means you’re getting the best of both worlds: hotel service and a villa lifestyle.
So what is it actually like?
It’s a fusion of country French and Caribbean, with one-of-a-kind linens, custom-made furniture and a nearby beach that’s practically your own private stretch of sand.
Then there’s the breakfast: a full-fledged gourmet breakfast buffet, with sparkling rosé or a passionfruit Bellini, and eggs Benedict.
Then there are the little touches: the honor bar, the service, the pet menu (yes, it’s extremely pet-friendly, highlighted by the resort’s famous dog, Campari.
It’s a unique, local, authentic way to experience the island of Virgin Gorda, a destination that’s one of our favorite places in the Caribbean.
So what does it cost?
Rates start at $850 right now, including daily breakfast.
Are you heading to Virgin Gorda? The best place to get there is by flying on Tradewind Aviation’s route from San Juan.
For more, visit Cornucopia BVI.
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