CuisinArt Golf Resort & Spa

Had an absolutely fabulous massage here and a good pedicure. The spa is beautiful and everyone very nice. Only down side of pedicure was cost not equal to what was done. Having said that I would go there again.

Cuisinart is a fabulous hotel i love it there... the workers are very friendly and ive made a friend from there also in terms of the breakfast buffet etc what would you guys like to see added or change?

We have now been to Anguilla 5 times in 6 years. Four of those times, we rented a private villa. However, all 4 times, we ended up at CuisinArt for one thing or another. Perhaps it was the pristine and relatively empty beach. Maybe the fun beach bar with the wonderful frozen drinks. The lobster feast. The spa. The tennis courts. The gardens. The delicious restaurants. The heated pool... So this time, we decided to stay there. We got a two room oceanfront suite with a lovely bath AND an outdoor solarium w/shower. The suite was lovely. Bed was extremely comfortable. Terrace was comfortable with a splendid view. Towels were nice and thick. And the suite was very clean. Every request we made was answered quickly. I arranged with the staff, prior to our arrival, for a private surprise birthday dinner for two on the beach. This exceeded my expectations. But all of those things would not matter so much if not for the staff. CuisinArt has a staff of the most friendly and helpful people. They make the difference. We have travelled to many places and have stayed in some of the finer hotels. CuisinArt will always be our favorite. I have never given 5 stars because really, nothing is perfect. But to us, CuisinArt is.

We stayed at CuisinArt 10 years ago for our Honeymoon and swore we'd get back someday. So so glad we opted to spend our Anniversary there and not in another island or hotel! The grounds are stunning: lush, clean, colorful. It smells like flowers all the time. The beach is mind blowing. Gorgeous! Sand is like powder and the water the prettiest blues I've ever seen. Swimming in the ocean is great because there's no rocks to battle with. The beach service is great! They set up towels on your beach chairs along with a bag with water bottles on ice. I never made the sorbet service in the afternoon but know they do that as well. The buildings are beautiful. Rooms have been updated since we last stayed and are big and nice. Nothing fancy but very comfortable with A/C and a fan, living room area, refrigerator, huge closet and lots of drawers. Rusk products in the large bathroom (including a hair brush and hairspray!). This time we were on the 2nd floor and had gorgeous views and a big balcony. We'd do that over the 1st floor, if given the choice. There's a lot to do besides just laying on the beach...pool and jacuzzi, bocce ball court, tennis, bike rentals, car rental, basketball and golf, water sports rental at no cost, as well as tours (hydroponic garden - awesome, solar panels and desalination plant, grounds tour). We also did a couples massage at Venus Spa which was wonderful. The service is exceptional...so many nice staffers! I was blown away more than a few times by the number of people who welcomed us back and knew who we were (it had been 10 years....still no idea how they recognized us). The GM was very friendly going out of his way to meet us and ask about our stay. We were admiring some tropical fruit tree and one of the landscapers walked over to give us info on it. Everyone is so helpful. Maids come promptly when you're out of the room (not our usual experience in the Caribbean) and there's turndown service at night also.  We only had issues with mosquitoes one night, otherwise didn't see any. Food is exceptional! Breakfast at Cafe Medeterraneo was great as is the breakfast room delivery option. We did Tokyo Bay twice it was so phenomenal (separate review). Bar food is good too. The homemade rum by Gloria is yum! We loved the beach bar and proximity to Garvey's Sunshine Shack (love!) and the Dunes who also have food and drinks and music in a fun, Caribbean atmosphere. We rented bikes and explored the Reef. Nice to have those restaurants and facilities available to CusinArt guests also (there's a shuttle that goes between the two). We rented a car, drove the island and went to Shoal Bay to snorkel and though it's pretty and not windy like Rendezvous Bay, it's busy and commercial. Getting back to CuisinArt felt so much more relaxing. More like what I think of when I dream of "paradise". We had a truly exceptional experience and we're already dying to get back! 

We were there for a wedding & we felt like the only people there. The beach never had more than a handful of people on it. The pool never had more than 3 people in it. We loved the hydroponic farm tour. The cherry tomatoes were the best we have ever tasted. They have bikes for rent-an additional charge. This seems like it should be an amenity. On a side note: Biking in Anguilla is probably not the safest of choices as there is no shoulder. The rooms are very large and spacious. The decor is slightly outdated but the rooms were clean and comfortable. We appreciated they provided water daily and a turn down service. The balcony was the best part of our room. It over looked the pool and then the water in the distance. It was a great place to read or get work done. The first couple of nights there was loud music playing but the sliding doors did a great job of keeping the noise to a minimum when shut. There was someone to meet you at the ferry but then you had to pay $18 for a ride to the resort. This was another charge we felt should have been included in the hotel room.