Cotton House Cottage Endeavour Bay, Mustique, St Vincent and The Grenadines

The Cotton House Cottages are charming West Indian-styled individual accommodations with extensive garden views. Every luxury is provided for you at the Cotton House with classic understated service in pristine grounds.

Cottage Comfort

The Cottages are all ground floor rooms and each feature king-size or twin beds with decorative muslin drapes, ensuite bathroom with walk in shower, dressing room and air conditioning.  Each room has a sitting area, with a convertible daybed for young children to share with parents, and opens onto a large veranda furnished with lounge chairs and dining furniture.

• Air conditioning   
• Ceiling fan
• Pillow menu
• Extensive bathroom amenities
• Bathrobe + slippers
• Beach bag, flip flops + towels
• "Off" bug spray & Mosquito netting   
• Reading material - books
• Espresso coffee machine   
• Mini Bar
• Internet connection – wifi
• Flat screen TV
• Satellite channels
• DVD & CD players
• Radio alarm clock
• Ipod docking station
• 3 hole US and UK electric plugs
• Personal Safe
• Transformer
• Voltage: 220V

Pool - Guests Enjoy access to the classic Cotton House pool

All guests at the Cotton House enjoy access to the main Mustique Cotton House pool, lovely classic pool with loungers. Most of the Deluxe accommodations have their own private plunge pool (not with the Cottage or Superior Rooms) which means that the main hotel pool is fairly peaceful and tranquil.

Half Board Basis

3 course a la carte dinner is available for an additional $120 USD per person per night.

Extra Person Policy

Free of charge from 0-3yrs
From 4 to 12 years: free on B&B Basis, Half Board 75 USD per day 
From 13 years: 150 USD on B&B Basis per day, Half Board 270 USD per day

Tennis & Fitness Trail

4 floodlit tennis courts are available to guests along with a fitness trail on island.

Complimentary Transfers and Vehicle

Guests enjoy Complimentary transfers to and from the hotel and enjoy the use of a Golf Cart or Mule on arrival.

The Cotton House

Originally an 18th century coral warehouse and sugar mill, the late British designer, Oliver Messel carefully restored many of the original features of to create an unusual and stunning resort. The refurbishment and development in 2004 saw the creation of the two bedroom Cotton Hill Residence, two Duplex Suites, a large swimming pool and a number plunge pools and the total refurbishment of all existing rooms. The Cotton House is widely regarded as the jewel in Mustiques crown. With 20 accommodations available ranging from rooms, cottages, duplex suites to 2 bedroom apartments this resort is varied and exclusive and offers everything including a beautiful swimming pool, spa, gym and boutique.

Spa services

Cotton House Spa range of massages and treatments stimulate and restore, promoting relaxation, healing, balance and peace of mind and body. The team of skilled professionals has developed a range of innovative programs to suit a variety of particular needs and lifestyles.

Veranda Restaurant

Open for Breakfast and dinner, dining in this restauranten compasses the best of the Caribbean flavors incorporating the local supplies in offering a menu that is a simple yet an eclectic international gastronomic experience.

In Room Dining

Choose from the Chef's selection menu or let us cater to you needs by creating a menu that will be served to you in your own private dining area. In Room Dining at the Cotton House is more than just room service, it is an experience which reflects the attention to detail and a moment of culinary delight. Al fresco dining on the waters edge is a casual dining experience that you can only experience at the Cotton House. The menu appreciates the local produce and delivers a selection of fresh caught fish, lobster, salads, baguettes, fried seafood baskets, pizzas and grill items that is simple yet light and delicious.

The Great Room

The Messel design with colonial feel makes this room a focus point of the hotel where guests mingle, meet and relax. Enjoy your afternoon tea on the veranda that overlooks the Lily pond, have a pre-dinner cocktail or after dinner cigar and cognac; this room is a lounge that creates a feeling of being.

Mustique A Private Natural Island

Covering 1,400 acres Mustique has several coral reefs at it's waters edge and plays host to a variety of beautiful wildlife such as herons, tortoises, iguanas and a wide variety of tropical birds. The year round population of around 500 live mostly in the villages of Lovell, Britannia Bay and Dover. General history of the island dates back to the 15th century when Spanish sailors named the island 'Los Pajaros' or The Birds' as the islands resembled a flock of birds settling on the ocean. Originally the islands main export was Sugarcane but this was eventually abandoned in the 19th century when sugar was sourced from European-grown sugar beet. Remains of the Sugarcane industry such as the 'Cotton House' and sugar mill at Endeavour are the last physical traces of the islands historic past.

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