All specials are payable 21 days in advance on a non-refundable basis. They come here not only for the fine French and Creole cuisines, but for a taste of the old Caribbean, which thrives along this lovely crescent of beach on the island's northernside. Clearly, Argentinean architect Mauro Lanari spared no cost here. And all apartments and studios have a balustraded balcony with splendid ocean views. Decor is simple, with white-tiled floors and rich accents of mahogany and other Brazilian hardwoods.
Rattan wickerwork furnishes a tropical touch.
Serious cooks will appreciate the kitchens, which come with a full-sized refrigerator, a coffeemaker, a toaster, china and cutlery, pots and pans, plus the requisite housekeeping supplies. LEsplanade presently has no restaurant on the property, but that may change in the future. A steep and winding drive leads up to the resort's handsome reception area. Chaises line the garden terrace. Future plans include the addition of a tennis court.