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Luxury redefined
The Caravanserai Beach Resort, a picturesque complex
of luxury apartments, timeshare units and hotel rooms, designed
in total harmony with its Caribbean surroundings is ready to
start development. Set on the property of Caravanserai, St Maarten’s
famous and one of the oldest hotels, the Caravanserai Beach
Resort features the charming Caribbean architecture on one of
the most strategic yet secluded little bays on the Dutch side
of the island.
The Caravanserai Beach Resort also contains 4 restaurants to
satisfy any hunger, as well as 4 bars and a casino to offer
you an exciting night life.
Other amenities offered by the Caravanserai include a mini market,
laundry service, a tour desk, babysitting, and all the rooms
are non-smoking.
From this vantage point, this beach resort offers "heaven
in front of your eyes" and the island most exiting activities
on your backyard. The new international airport is just a half
mile behind and the next door Maho Beach Complex, considered
the island's second CENTER, offering the finest shopping, international
restaurants and entertainment. Island romantics take note: this
is the birthplace of St Maarten's luxury tourism phenomenon
initiated in the early 70's when Henry Ford II bought this hotel
and simultaneously started the development of Mullet Bay Resort.
What set the Caravanserai Beach Resort apart, however, is that
each privately owned apartment comes with an ocean view, kitchens
featuring the latest stainless steel appliances including a
special wine cooler, finest floors tiles in all kitchens and
bathrooms, and throughout the building.
What's more, when you purchase an apartment here you automatically
are given the option of renting it out through the Caravanserai
Resort (giving the double advantage of utilizing your premises
any time you want while creating additional income during
your absence). The outdoor amenities include the ocean side
infinity pool, a lush tropical garden setting and the white
sand of Maho Beach next door complete with a beach bar famous
for "Green flash" sunset watching.
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