Anyone been recently that can comment on the state of the repairs that were taking place? Thanks for any help.
Windjammer Landing - construction status?
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Can anyone let me know about construction at Windjammer Landing in May-June 2007. I am a bit worried about this.
Thanks
Any update on this please? Going out there soon so anxious to know.
Thanks!
If you find their website you can get their number and call them directly.
There is even an update on their website.
Google their name and up it comes.
Just got back from Windjammer. It was very busy and a lot of people staying AI taking advantage of the 40% off deals.
Despite my reservations the construction was actually very quiet. They have boarded off the area and you can only really see the construction from the sea, certainly not from the beach. Compared to January two years ago when they were dropping rocks into a space to shore up the land there was no comparison.
The food was very good although the service was a bit slow - even by Caribbean standards - in Jammers, Dragonfly restaurants.
One guest complained about the Children's club and said that there were two children's supervisors. One was very good and played with the children, the other spent most of her time on her mobile phone to her boyfriend!
We had a good holiday however.