The Fairmont Mayakoba, in the heart of a new resort complex on the Mayan Riviera, is set to open on April 1 this year.
The distinctive nature of this Fairmont resort is evident from the moment you arrive.
Almond Resorts International, chalked up a successful 2005 with expansion and renovation plans on target despite the challenges of this season´s weather.
The over U.S. $25 million renovation and expansion project started in late 2003 is nearing its completion, with spectacular results.
In the summer of 2006, Silver Point is set to open. This trendy beach-front 4-star luxury villa-hotel in Barbados introduces the finest in modern chic.
With full security and gated access, the natural beauty and secluded location of this hotel offers the perfect blend of solitude and adventure.
Comfort Suites Paradise Island in the Bahamas has recently completed renovations in 62 of its rooms to include new floor tiling, furniture and drapery.
The lobby also has a refreshed look with beautiful new furnishings and wall paint.
The 2,400 square-foot brand-new facility replaces the hotel´s 600 square-foot spa and becomes one of the only full-service spas on island, featuring ten treatment rooms as well as a sauna, whirlpool and Jacuzzi.
Signature offerings at Equilibrium include hydrotherapy and delicious body wraps featuring coffee, chocolate, red grapes and other indulgent ingredients. Guests can also enjoy the Cleopatra milk bath, a hydrating and nourishing silky mousse for the body.
Travel Impressions, with a total of 37 more hotels in its Caribbean package portfolio for 2006, added Martinique and St. Barts as new destinations this winter, and enhanced its offerings to Puerto Rico beyond the San Juan area, according to Steven Gorga, president and CEO, bringing to more than 600 the number of hotels offered on 26 islands served.
“Quality is our focus, both in the destinations served and the hotel properties we offer,” Mr. Gorga pointed out. “With the increasing popularity of the French Caribbean, the time was right to add both Martinique and St. Barts and to expand our offerings in Guadeloupe.”