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The Cotton House

Mustique Island, Grenadines, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Independent · High Luxury

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Originally an 18th-century cotton warehouse and sugar mill, the property was transformed into a boutique hotel in 1968 by island owner Colin Tennant and stage designer Oliver Messel. It has since served as the social heart of Mustique, a private island that gained fame after Tennant gifted a plot of land to Princess Margaret in 1960. The property counts 17 guest rooms.

About The Cotton House

History

Originally an 18th-century cotton warehouse and sugar mill, the property was transformed into a boutique hotel in 1968 by island owner Colin Tennant and stage designer Oliver Messel. It has since served as the social heart of Mustique, a private island that gained fame after Tennant gifted a plot of land to Princess Margaret in 1960. The hotel underwent a significant renovation in 2013 to modernize its colonial-inspired interiors.

The setting

16-minute walk to Mustique Airport. 2 km from live music at Basil's Bar.

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