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25 de dezembro de 2024
I recently stayed at the Four Seasons Anguilla for a second time unexpectedly. My wife, seven-month-old daughter, and I were on vacation in Anguilla at nearby Cap Juluca, but a surprisingly poor stay there (reviewed separately) caused us to leave early and finish our vacation at the Four Seasons. We were impressed and appreciative that the Four Seasons accommodated us, and we were so happy that the service was top notch and family-friendly all the way through to our departure. Trip Planning/Pre-Arrival: My wife and I first stayed at the Four Seasons Anguilla four years ago to celebrate my 30th birthday. Our previous stay was enjoyable, and we liked the property and island. However, some service issues made us consider other options for this year’s trip, so we decided to try Cap Juluca instead, hoping for better service. Two days into that stay, we felt increasingly uncomfortable at Cap Juluca with a baby, and there were too many service issues, so we decided to move. When we looked on the Four Seasons website, the only rooms showing as available were the very large villas. Just to make sure that nothing else was available, our Preferred Partner travel agent contacted the Four Seasons to confirm if they might have anything else. Luckily, despite being very full, the Four Seasons found an Ocean View Studio for us very quickly. We booked a room around 4:00 pm, and arrived for our stay about two hours later. Arrival: Upon our arrival, I was so impressed that the staff didn’t miss a beat and were ready to greet us with open arms on short notice. When we arrived at the check-in desk, Ghiz, the Front Desk Manager, came out immediately to say hello and welcome us. She also brought out two very cute stuffed animals for our daughter. Cap Juluca hadn’t done anything special for our daughter at all, and within five minutes, the Four Seasons proved to be a warm, hospitable environment when traveling with a child. They encouraged us to relax in the lobby with a rum cocktail while check-in was completed, and during that process, Ghiz went over our room options. We had reserved an Ocean View Studio with two queen beds, but she said they also had a Three Bedroom Residence they could offer us as a complimentary upgrade. The only wrinkle was that the larger room didn’t have an ocean view, while the room we had reserved had one. We didn’t mind, and were very excited for the extra space of the Residence. David, the resort’s Guest Experience Manager, also came and found us during check-in to welcome us back to the resort for our second stay and make sure we were set with everything we’d need. He also found us again the next morning to check-in, which was very nice. Room: Our room (151) was on the ground floor of the Manta building, which is on the far eastern end of the resort, adjacent to the family pool and the Bamboo Bar & Grill. The building was also directly across from the recreation area that includes the tennis courts. While it was the furthest bu
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