Guestrooms
Guestrooms and suites all feature private covered patios or terraces with comfortable lounge chairs and views of the beach and ocean. Luxuriously appointed, they have light wood fittings, fretted linens on netted four-poster beds, terracotta-tiled floors and double vanities .
Garden and ocean view rooms are available plus suites with one, two or three bedrooms available along with Personality Suites, which feature their own private plunge pools. All rooms come with their own personal golf cart to get around the resort on.
Other features include:
- Asian day bed
- Air conditioning and ceiling fan
- Raffles Amrita bath amenities, robes and beach slippers
- Minibar
- Safe
- Fresh flowers
- Satellite television
- CD player
- Wireless internet
Hotel facilities
- Raffles Canouan boasts one of the Caribbean’s largest swimming pools, measuring 1,200 square metres
- Jim Fazio-designed 18-hole par-72 championship Trump Golf Course, one of the finest in the Caribbean
- Wireless internet throughout the property
- Changing areas on the beach
- Fully-equipped fitness centre
- Complimentary use of snorkelling gear, windsurfing and hydro-bikes
- Onsite tennis centre with four all-weather floodlit courts, tennis pro shop and equipment rental
- Spacious pool deck and pool bar
- Separate kids’ pool
- Daily Sugar Palm Kids’ Club for 4-14-year-olds
Dining
- Seven gourmet restaurants and bars plus the Trump Club Privee
- Sample authentic Tuscan cuisine and carefully-selected Italian wines, enjoy designer canapés and Italian-style tapas or sip a drink at the main bar overlooking Mount Royal and the golf course
- You can also feast on Caribbean-Cuban dishes and order an exotic Caribbean cocktail
- Casual beachside bar and grill
- Poolside bar
Location
Canouan is a small island in the heart of The Grenadines in the south east Caribbean, some 25 miles south of St Vincent. Measuring just 2.5 miles by 12.5 miles, Raffles Resort and its golf course take up roughly half of the island, while Canouan’s highest point is the 300-metre Mount Royal. The island is surrounded by one of the world’s largest barrier reefs.
