Mango Beach Inn

Mango Beach Inn Review

When the Marigot Bay ferry delivers you to the dock at Rainforest Hideaway restaurant, a small gate next to the bar opens to a stone staircase leading up to delightful Mango Beach Inn. Hosts John and Judith Verity, British transplants to St. Lucia, welcome guests to their inn, which is also their home. And with six grandchildren (though not in residence), they have the temperament and the toys to amuse little kids. A garden room, in fact, has an adjoining room set up with kids in mind. Guest rooms are comfortable but small, though the living-dining room, to which you're always invited, is huge and has large windows open to the view—beautiful day or night. Take a walk to the ridge before enjoying a delicious breakfast, and then either lounge around the pool or at Marigot's nice but small beach, enjoy water sports, or poke around the shops at Marina Village. The little ferry will collect you for dinner at your choice of several restaurants, fancy or casual, around the bay. Or you can barbecue poolside, if you prefer.