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Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla

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The 1999 CuisinArt Resort became Four Seasons Anguilla in 2016 after a $10 million refurbishment. Its coral point separates Barnes Bay and Meads Bay with 1,000 feet of white sand, while the Sports Pavilion holds Anguilla's only regulation-size basketball court, a particular draw for visiting NBA players.

About Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla

History

The property originally opened as the CuisinArt Resort & Spa in 1999; Four Seasons rebranded and reopened it in October 2016 following a US$10 million refurbishment. The resort's iconic Sunset Lounge had long been a favourite for locals and visitors before the Four Seasons flag arrived. The property is frequently noted as a favourite retreat of NBA players drawn by its regulation-size basketball court — a unique amenity for the Caribbean.

The setting

Situated on the north shore of Anguilla, the resort sits atop a high coral point separating Barnes Bay and Meads Bay, with 35 acres of beachfront and 1,000 feet of white sand across two bays. The property is five miles from Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport. Overlooks Barnes Bay.

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