St. Vincent & Grenadines - H-I0226
Mustique Island
100 maximum
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Mustique Island is a private island located in the Grenadines, part of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, known for its classic Caribbean style and serene natural beauty. Established in 1970, the island offers a unique setting with views of coastline, bays, landscaped grounds, and the ocean. The island’s gentle year-round climate and pristine palm-fringed beaches create a tranquil environment that has attracted visitors for generations.
The Cotton House hotel, designed by Oliver Messel in a classical colonial Caribbean style, is a central feature of the island, offering 17 bedrooms and suites including a presidential suite. Alongside the hotel, over 85 private villas provide accommodations for groups ranging from 4 to 20 people, allowing for a range of private stays. The island is known for its relaxed atmosphere, with few rules or protocols, allowing guests to enjoy island life at their own pace.
Mustique is distinctive for its private island location combined with a rich history and a variety of celebration options including birthday parties, holiday parties, wedding receptions, and family reunions. The extensive landscaped gardens of The Cotton House lawn, set on 17 acres between the beach and the hotel, offer event space with views of the Caribbean Sea and a capacity of up to 100 guests. A personal party planner is available to assist with creating unique private events exclusive to the island.
The features
Reception venue
The spaces (1)
Maximum capacities per room configuration
Classroom
Theater
100 pers.
Banquet
U-Shape
Cabaret
Boardroom
Cocktail
100 pers.
The work equipment
Microphone(s) and sound system
Audio-conferencing system
Access
Mustique Island is situated in the Grenadines, part of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, approximately one hundred miles west of Barbados. The island is accessible by air and sea, typically reached via regional flights or private boats from nearby islands or the mainland. Its remote location contributes to its exclusivity and privacy.
The island’s setting in the Caribbean Sea places it among a chain of islands known for their natural beauty and tropical climate. Visitors often arrive through the nearby main islands of Saint Vincent or Barbados before transferring to Mustique.
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