Guana Island Accommodations. With the splendor of nature taking people's breath away at every turn, we use restraint indoors. Our interiors are comfortably but not overwhelmingly furnished in a style that comes out of the history of the Island, which was once a sugar cane plantation owned by American Quakers. They favored native stone architecture and managed very nicely without media rooms and discos. That mood still prevails.
Guests stay in secluded cottages, each with a private terrace overlooking the sea.
You can read a good book. Or write one. Our guests have been known to do both.