Jumby Bay | T+L 500 2007 | Travel + Leisure

The Caribbean, Bermuda, and the Bahamas > Antigua

Jumby Bay

Secluded colonial-style property on a 300-acre island accessible only by boat.

Score 83.75
Stats 40 suites; 11 villas; 2 restaurants; 3 bars.
Competitive Edge So exclusive and intimate that the rooms don't have keys and every staff member knows your name.
Rooms to Book Rondavels, with wraparound terraces and outdoor showers.
Don't Miss An in-room Chinese facial with legendary masseuse Su Hua.
Cost Doubles from $1,350, all-inclusive.
Contact Jumby Bay Island
888/767-3966 or 268/462-6000

www.rosewoodhotels.com

Key:
New to the T+L 500 High-Speed Internet Gym Pool
Spa Tennis Golf Outdoor Activities
Water Activities Fishing Kids' Program    

As Featured In...

“And on Antigua, Jumby Bay is hosting weekly tournaments on—surprise!—an AstroTurf lawn....” MORE>>

Richard Alleman
“T+L Reports: A Whole New Ball game”

Travel + Leisure, Aug 2006

“'Since 2002, we've had a fifty percent increase in people paying more than a thousand dollars a night,' says Bob Boulogne, a vice president of Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, which charges that amount for top rooms at many of its properties, such as Jumby Bay on Antigua....” MORE>>

Richard Alleman
“The New Luxury”

Travel + Leisure, Jun 2005

“'We were looking to just go somewhere really secluded—sit in the sun, read a good book, get taken care of, and be truly alone,' Swank says. 'That's how we ended up at Jumby Bay,' a private-island resort off Antigua. 'Hilary surprised me with dinner on the beach,' says Lowe. 'At sunset there was a table in the sand, with torches everywhere. It was impossibly romantic.'...” MORE>>


“Just Back from Antigua: Hilary Swank and Chad Lowe”

Travel + Leisure, Oct 2003

“Rosewood has just spent $6 million on a tropical-hued face-lift here, and it shows. The 50 villas at this 80-acre private-island resort off Antigua now showcase British colonial furnishings done up in powdery-pastel fabric, and garden baths with outdoor rain showers and pedestal tubs. There's rarely a reason to rush back from the island's three virgin beaches, but should you need a ride to the golf course or scuba center, bicycles are the only wheels you'll find....” MORE>>


“50 Caribbean Beaches”

Travel + Leisure, Dec 2002