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We really enjoyed our room; a studio on the top floor with the balcony overlooking the ocean. We also loved how quiet the residences were and the inviting pool in the private courtyard after returning from a day at the beach. Also appreciated being on Shoal Bay East Beach. The bed & bedding was very comfortable. Downsides... not enough outlets to plug in our devices, especially on either side of the bed. Wish there was a toaster so we could have toast with our coffee. There was no french milled soap in the shower. We had to buy our own.

Zemi Beach is truly a special place. Between the little details of decor throughout the hotel, to friendliness & beyond accommodating staff members or to its perfect location on the beach of Shoal Bay. Zemi Beach is a gem of a hotel. ❤️

We had a wonderfful stay the hotel were very nice and confortable, nice sea vew My wife and i had a good time

Resort itself is somewhat aged but is maintained so well and staffed so professionally that its hard to complain. The hotel could not have been more than 20% of capacity while we were there giving us the feeling of a fairly private experience. Our room was on the ground floor and faced the ocean. We could literally slide open the door and be on one of the best beaches in the world within 30 seconds. The beach on the bay that the resort is located was the best one we saw while there (Shoal Bay East was also beautiful but we felt that being on the West End was a better place for us). We were glad that we rented a car so that more of the island was accessible - this ended up costing about ~$40/day and we heard others say that cabs around the island were usually more than $30 each way...this allowed us to eat at restaurants off the resort - an absolute must IMO.

This property could used some updating. Our water was brown in all of the faucets the first time we turn the water on. Mini kitchen area was old without a coffee pot or microwave; only a sink and fridge. Property was almost empty, restaurant had limited menu. If you like peace and quite without any flair, it is worth a try. Drinks are strong and beach is gorgeous and quite.

The beaches and tropical island setting are unrivaled by any places I have ever visited. Stunning views of crystal clear water and long stretches of white sand beaches are hard to beat. But more than anything, the resort itself defines ultimate luxury. The design is innovative, so detailed and truly artistic beyond just great architecture. No expense was spared, no corner left untouched with tasteful décor. The resort flowed into the landscape flawlessly and enticingly luxurious. The resort truly captures every desire. There was ample space for enjoyable social mingling in the exquisite restaurants and bars. Days could be filled with bike rides, kayaking, and beach lounging. Viceory Anguilla also perfectly capitalized on the luxury of seclusion. The villas pushing beyond 4,000 square feet, boasting personal pools and stocked full of all amenities, provided for a private retreat. Even more the customer service was impeccable. Virgil Napier, the sales and catering manager, was the most hospitable host I have ever been taken care of by. Every guest was met with an intimate experience catering to his or her individual needs and desires. This attentiveness and kindness defines the Viceroy Anguilla resort as a top of the line destination resort and location wise, a true paradise.