Quintessence Hotel

West End Village, Anguilla

62 Reviews

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Overlooking one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, the Quintessence Hotel lives up to its name. Located on the tropical island of Anguilla–known as one of the pearls of the Lesser Antilles–this intimate haven of peace has been tastefully decorated with Caribbean art, giving guests a homely feel while in paradise. Woodwork and furniture made from local timbers lend each of the suites and villas an authentic and warm character. All guest rooms benefit from private access to the hotel's lush gardens, as well as the incomparable Long Bay, considered the most photogenic of the island's 33 beaches. For travelers seeking a tranquil disconnection from their regular life, choosing whether to cool off in the infinity pool or the turquoise sea may be the only dilemma they’ll face. The chef of the Quintessence Hotel rounds out this unforgettable experience with Franco-Caribbean cuisine created using local ingredients from artisan producers.

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JULIANS-A Tropical French Bistro Restaurant

Chef Dominique Thevenet

Bistro-style cuisine

A Tropical French Bistro, Chef Dominique Thevenet offers his blend of fresh tropical flavors fused with classic techniques, a style we like to call “island soul food. Join us in our elegant dining room for lunch or dinner, or outside, surrounded by our lush tropical gardens. It is our goal to provide our guests with the finest dining experience on the island.

1-264-498-8106

Plan your visit to the restaurant JULIANS-A Tropical French Bistro

Children welcome from 12 years old

Disabled access

Dietary preferences

Air-conditioned

Valet service

Outdoor seating available

Culinary experiences offered by the property

Other restaurants at the property

Coral Beach Bar

Expression of the terroir

Must experience

Fishing Village and Farm Tours

"If you are visiting the island, you should take an island tour with a chef and visit one of the fishing villages. You can go directly to the docks and watch the boats come in with their fresh catches, make your selection, and have it cleaned while you chat with the fisherman. Vegetable farming is on the up-and-up, so visiting a vegetable stand and touring the nearby gardens is also interesting."