Curtain Bluff Resort Antigua

Want a resort, but don’t want one of the over-commercialized, busy ones, crowded with people that don’t appreciate the beauty of the place like you do? The Curtain Bluff Resort is an all-inclusive resort in a semi-secluded, captivating locale in Antigua. With great luxury, food, comfortable rooms, incredible views, and exciting activities, it’s a place you can truly get away from it all. So writes Marnell.

Curtain Bluff Resort in Antigua is my favorite all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean. This resort is located in semi-secluded area. The views from the rooms are amazing. The view is captivating and it’s worth staying at this resort for that alone. But there are many more reasons to stay here. The rooms are simple and elegant and rich in Caribbean architecture. The rooms were also very neat and tidy. I left my balcony doors open the entire time I was there. There are many activities right at the resort. There are lavish gardens to explore, swimming, sailing, snorkeling, or just relaxing in a hammock on the beach. There is also an elegant spa located right at the waterfront. The food is excellent all of the time and the dining experience was lovely. The live music at Alfresco really makes your dining experience even more enjoyable. Alfresco restaurant has any array of wonderful dishes prepared by chef Christoph Blatz. The house wine is delicious. And the chef also offers cooking classes and wine pairing classes. The wine cellar here is legendary it contains more than 25,000 bottles of wine. Curtain Bluff has the feel of a country club. But it isn’t stuffy. Your privacy is respected but the staff is friendly, attentive, and helpful. They do everything in their power to ensure that your stay here is incredible. It’s a world-class resort that you can enjoy for bargain prices in comparison with some other all-inclusive resorts. It averages for about $1225 a night. If I had one complaint it wouldn’t be about the resort, but rather some of the stuffy people that stay there. There is also easy access to taxis or shuttles if you’re looking to do something off of the resort. But honesty with the wonderful food, beautiful beaches, and luxury rooms I see no reason to ever leave Curtain Bluff the entire time that you’re in Antigua.