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ÀNI Private Resorts opening second Anguilla retreat
Resort collection ÀNI Private Resorts has unveiled plans for a second development on the island of Anguilla.
The 15-suite estate will be located on Shoal Bay, ranked as one of the top beaches in the Caribbean.
It will feature a tennis court, gym, an ÀNI Spa, a beach-fronted pavilion and a waterslide.
“With the demand for private retreats continuing to rise, we see an ideal opportunity to expand the brand,” said Yeshi Phuntso, Chief Executive Officer.
It will be the brand’s fifth private retreat, and the second in Anguilla,
Other resorts are located in the Dominican Republic, Thailand and Sri Lanka.
A stay at ÀNI is all-inclusive, with personalized meal and spa treatments, tailored excursions and kids’ activities.
Stand-out guest privileges include spa treatments, cooking classes, dance classes, personal training, sunset boat trips, and cultural shows.
Reservations start from a minimum of six suites for five nights.
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