Overview

This old house, believed to be the oldest wooden house in the Lesser Antilles,was transformed into an exclusive and lovely inn under the watchful eyes of Richard and Maureen Lupinacci. Little did they know when they bought the 245-year old house in the '70s, they would wind up becoming innkeepers. Over the years, they've added gingerbread-style West Indian cottages on the property, a gourmet restaurant, and equestrian facilities offering guests trail and carriage rides. There is also meeting space on the property, a luxury villa for rent, and comfortable spaces for people to relax with a drink, watch an opera on tape, or swing in a hammock between towering mango trees.