Holiday like an A-Lister on the private island of Mustique

Holiday like an A-Lister on the private island of Mustique

St. Vincent & The Grenadines 17 January 2011

Join the long list of celebrities who have decided to take a break from the cold of the UK, to relax in Caribbean sunshine. The exclusive island of Mustique, in St Vincent and the Grenadines, has long been favoured by celebrities such as Elizabeth Hurley, Princess Margaret and Mick Jagger, for its privacy and natural beauty.

The only hotel on the island, Cotton House features a converted 18th Century sugar mill and coral warehouse, which have been lovingly restored by the British designer Oliver Messel. The hotel consists of 17 ultra-lux rooms, cottages and suites, which feature private verandas and plunge pools, with panoramic views of the ocean and the Grenadines. Guests can chose to be pampered like a star at the Cotton House Spa, which is set behind the beach and boasts a range of treatments using ESPA and Decléor products. In the evenings, guests are invited to the colonial-styled Great Room for evening cocktails, before dropping into the Veranda Restaurant for a stylish Caribbean supper.

Destinology (www.destinology.co.uk / 0800 634 2866) is offering seven nights at the price of five at Cotton House, from £1,589 per person - saving £289 per person. This price includes accommodation in a cottage on a bed and breakfast basis. The package includes return British Airways flights, inter-island flights and transfers. This package is valid for travel between 1/05/11 - 28/06/11 and 15/08/11 - 3/09/11.

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