Historic Luxury at the Crane Hotel in Barbados

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The name Crane Beach was coined two centuries ago whenrepparttar formation of a protective coral reef allowed small ships to sail safely in and out ofrepparttar 133676 natural harbor, leading torepparttar 133677 development of a small commercial port. Adjacent torepparttar 133678 resort, where Cliff House stands, wasrepparttar 133679 crane used for raising and lowering cargo, thus,repparttar 133680 name Crane Beach was adopted.

Today, after an ambitious refurbishment and further expansion, this unique hotel's commitment to history and local resources have pavedrepparttar 133681 way for its move intorepparttar 133682 21st century without spoiling its historic ambience.

The original 18 rooms served as

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Royal Luxury at the Royal Pavilion, Barbados

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The Palm Terrace Restaurant overlookingrepparttar Caribbean features international and local cuisine in an elegant, romantic setting. A delicious lunch onrepparttar 133675 open-air terrace began with fresh Spicy Ahi Tuna and an entrée of grilled Mahi-Mahi, Herb Jasmine Rice with stir-fried Vegetables and Tabouleh Salsa. I tried hard not to indulge my sweet tooth but was completely won over byrepparttar 133676 incredibly smooth and tangy Mango-Chocolate Torte placed before me. Who could resist?

Café Taboras is open for those seeking lighter fare, such as pizza, pasta, and other alternative menu items. You can also walk over torepparttar 133677 Piperade Restaurant at The Fairmont Glitter Bay for a change of scene and cuisine, as this lovely restaurant, with it's Moorish arches and cool ocean breezes, sits so close torepparttar 133678 sea you can almost feelrepparttar 133679 salt spray on your face. Guests of either property have full signing privileges beBook The Royal Pavilion Onlinetween hotels.

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