Cottages in Argyle

'Dave, Ayeesha, and Davidson were all wonderful. My wife and I absolutely love this cottage, and hope to visit again soon! The land the cottage is on alone, gives you an incredible experience with all the different vegetation and animals. Transportation to and from Lauriston Airport were included with our package. Many wonderful restaurants close by. Grocery close by as well. Though the island is small, more than 7 days of amazing adventures await you. We highly recommend this property if you are...

'This was a very nice location, very peaceful right on the ocean. If you're taking a water taxi somewhere, ask if they'll pick you up right on the beach below.'

'We had a very pleasant stay at Almost paradise, starting with a wonderful meal cooked with love by Lucinda, our host. We were 3 and the sofa bed was made for the 3rd person and it was very comfortable. There was Mosquito nets but we didn’t felt it was needed. The villa was cozy with a nice balcony with a table and chairs and Hammock where we could enjoy the breeze. The outside shower was a cool feature. The location is very convenient and close to Petit Anse Hotel (where you are welcome to enjoy...

'Great place to stay if you appreciate slow living. Lucinda was warm and friendly. She baked bread for us and had the fridge stocked with breakfast supplies. The dogs, Rocky and Pickles were delightful.'

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'I stayed at Almost Paradise from March 12-26 and the best way I can describe it is as a dream come true. My adorable cottage sat on a hillside overlooking the ocean, and waking up every day to the gorgeous view was one of the amazing things about my stay. The cottages have all been beautifully taken care of, and I appreciated the property housekeeper coming in daily to tidy up. Lucinda is a wonderful host - lovely to talk to, helpful, accommodating, and an incredible cook. I was lucky to be able...

'There is no "almost" about it. We thought it was completely Paradise. Exactly the sort of place you want, coming to a tropical island from the cold of the North. The host bent over backward to ensure a pleasant stay and it seemed a much longer visit than the seven days we were there.'