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Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla

A five-star Four Seasons resort with 181 rooms, suites, and villas on the quieter western end of Anguilla between Meads Bay and Barnes Bay, two of the island’s most celebrated stretches of white sand, with four dining venues including blufftop SALT, coastal Mexican Lima-Limon, and Bamboo Bar and Grill directly on Meads Bay, and expansive villas including Three-Bedroom Beachfront and Five-Bedroom categories with private infinity pools.

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At a glance

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla stands between Meads Bay and Barnes Bay, two of the island’s best known stretches of white sand, on the quieter western end of Anguilla.

The resort’s scale allows for genuine variety without losing intimacy. Guest rooms, suites, and villas are spread across the property, most facing directly onto the water, with interiors that lean into a bright, understated Caribbean style.

The resort’s food and drink offering extends across several venues, giving guests real choice night to night, while the beachfront setting itself remains the main draw. It is built to suit longer stays as easily as short ones. Few resorts in the Caribbean offer this level of consistency across rooms, dining, and setting, and Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla holds that standard throughout.

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In detail

Food and Drink

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla operates four distinct dining venues across the property. SALT stands on a blufftop location with sweeping views over Barnes Bay and Meads Bay, serving fresh breakfasts alongside fine-dining seafood dinners.

Lima-Limon brings coastal Mexican cuisine to a beachfront setting on Barnes Bay, with dishes such as carne asada, octopus, and street corn, finished with tres leches or churros. Bamboo Bar and Grill stands directly on Meads Bay, serving beach classics alongside cocktails, cold beer, and crisp wines. A Pan Asian venue rounds out the offering, alongside dedicated private dining and in-room dining options including a barbecue feast available for villa guests.
Spa and Wellness

The resort’s beachfront setting between Meads Bay and Barnes Bay does much of the work, with wide stretches of sand and calm water framing the property throughout. Villas and suites are designed to make the most of that setting, prioritising space and privacy.

The Spa at Four Seasons Anguilla operates on the property with treatment rooms, a menu of massages, body treatments, and facials, and access to a fully equipped fitness centre throughout the stay.
Location

Set on Anguilla’s western coast, Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla stands between Meads Bay and Barnes Bay, placing guests within easy reach of the island’s quieter beaches while remaining a short drive from Anguilla’s main restaurants and shops.

The ferry to Marigot on French Saint Martin is around 15 minutes by car, and Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport is around 20 minutes by car.

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Room Types

Guest Rooms

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla offers a considered range of accommodations designed to suit every type of traveller, from couples to families in need of space.

Each of the 181 rooms, suites, and villas is thoughtfully designed with a contemporary Caribbean aesthetic, combining clean lines, neutral tones, and natural materials like stone and wood. Floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors blur the line between indoor and outdoor living.

The Ocean-View Rooms feature king-size beds, spacious marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs, and private balconies with sweeping views of the Caribbean Sea.

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Suites

The suites at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla step up in scale with separate living areas and larger terraces.

The One-Bedroom Ocean-View Suites are well suited to small families or couples wanting extra room, while the Penthouse Suites offer the most complete accommodation in the category with expansive outdoor living areas, plunge pools, and panoramic sea views, well suited to special occasions.

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Villas

The villas at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla are the most complete accommodation on the property.

The Three-Bedroom Beachfront Villas feature private infinity pools, full kitchens, and direct access to the beach, offering a full home-away-from-home experience. For larger parties, the Five-Bedroom Villas add expansive indoor and outdoor living spaces, multiple terraces, and expansive ocean views. Each villa is complemented by personalized butler service throughout the stay.

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