Ultra-posh and contemporary, the Carlisle courts style-conscious global nomads who like to trade the beach lounger for the tennis court, the gym, the trail or the yoga mat. All rooms face the calm bay, where you can engage in a full range of complimentary water sports. The kids' club keeps children aged six months to 12 years entertained all day.
Carlisle Bay
Antigua
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