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Owner Gordon Campbell Gray leans against one of the massive decorative tree trunks in the hotel's lobby.
Vases containing artfully arranged anthurium are some of the few bursts of bright color in the lobby's otherwise subdued palette.
Date palms provide a welcome escape from the Caribbean sun.
Or you can simply walk a few paces, retreat to your room, turn on the AC and have a cup of herbal tea.
East is the Carlisle Bay's Asian-influenced restaurant.
Chocolate molten-lava cake
Yellowfin-tuna carpaccio
Antiguan organic black pineapple with mango sorbet
The lounge chairs around the edge of the pool allow overheated toes to cool off
Seven-year-old Oona McEvoy sips a strawberry smoothie, a specialty of the house.
Carlisle Bay's neon New Wave library is as far a cry from an English gentleman's club as can be.
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