Viceroy Anguilla Resort & Residences

4.30.12 - Viceroy Anguilla represents the next generation of boutique resorts
World Architecture News

The design challenge was to create a premier residential resort property along Barnes Bay and Meads Bay to be home to innovative, contemporary, and stylish luxury accommodations for Viceroy's international debut. One of the design objectives was to capture a sense of place where guests can revel in utter privacy, yet enjoy unlimited access to the resort's many amenities and the island's myriad pleasures.

Vice President Bradford McNamee has led the architectural design of the resort since WATG was engaged. According to McNamee, "What really sets this project apart is the striking interrelationship of the buildings and the landscape as they meet the Caribbean Sea. The innovative master planning balances both man-made and natural features to accentuate the visual experience of this extraordinary resort." A stunning restaurant and outdoor bar are carefully perched on a rocky point of land and capture dramatic views of both Meads and Barnes Bay.
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6.10.11 - Winner Luxury/Upscale Public Spaces: Viceroy Anguilla
Hospitality Design

Viceroy Anguilla
British West Indies

Owner: Viceroy Hotel Group
Architecture Firm: WATG, Irvine, California
Architecture Project Team: Bradford J. McNamee, Paul S. Lyons, and Rafael F. Velazquez
Interior Design Firm: Kelly Wearstler, Los Angeles
Photography: Christian Horan and Francois Hallard
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10.01.10 - Viceroy Anguilla Resort & Residences Officially Unveiled
Luxury Travel Magazine

Viceroy Anguilla Resort & Residences today unveils its full range of facilities as the resort reaches full completion after an earlier soft opening in December 2009.

Situated on 35 lush acres, with 3,200 feet of beachfront land along the white sands of Barnes and Meads Bays, Viceroy Anguilla features 166 contemporary accommodations including a number of sophisticated townhomes, opulent resort residences and 31 four or five bedroom beachfront and blufftop villas. Viceroy Anguilla has an unmistakable sense of place where guests can revel in utter privacy yet enjoy unlimited access to both the resort and island's myriad pleasures.
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9.10.10 - 12 Dazzling Design Hotels
Jetsetter

Defined by a fiercely barefoot-cas vibe, the remote island of Anguilla has morphed into a haven for romantics who love their talcum powder white sand as much as their Manolo sandals and Tom Ford shades. Ocean-organic, funky-chic meets beachfront luxury at this island hideaway in the British West Indies. Located on the west end of the 16-mile island, the Viceroy Anguilla is the ultimate cross between Architectural Digest and Gilligan's Island.
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5.10.10 - It List 2010 - Viceroy Anguilla, Barnes Bay, Anguilla
Travel + Leisure

Kelly Wearstler sheds Hollywood Regency for monochrome Caribbean on a coral bluff above Anguilla's Barnes and Meads Bays. Surprising nontropical textures (horsehair; gray marble) and abstract art lend real star quality to this modern property sandwiched between two white-sand beaches. Most of the 166 guest rooms have their own sundeck and plunge pool, while linen-covered sofas in the Sunset Lounge are positioned to catch the last rays during cocktail hour. Doubles from $695.
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4.16.10 - Hot List 2010: Viceroy Anguilla Hotel, Barnes Bay
Condé Nast Traveler

Upping the chic quotient on laid-back Anguilla, the Viceroy Hotel Group's first island outpost is as sleek as a gin martini. The main building, a highlight of this 35-acre resort, mixes modernist planes and angles, an allée of towering palms stretching toward the sea, and a sumptuous array of natural materials—juxtapositions of marbled stone slabs, whorls of exotic woods, matte sheets of metal, sinuous and spherical ceramic objets. The 166 rooms, done in a pale palette, feel comfortable and are artfully arranged.
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4.16.10 - The Hot List 2010: Viceroy Anguilla
Condé Nast Traveller

The latest offering from the LA-based Viceroy Hotel group (and its first in the Caribbean) is taking the island by storm. The formidable, 166-room Viceroy Anguilla has been designed by the inimitable Kelly Wearstler, but is a departure from her boho-chic California style. This is a truly international, all-singing-all-dancing beach resort with a pared-down simplicity that feels part Miami, part Bali, enlivened by textured elements such as gnarled driftwood lamps, petrified wood tables, pony-skin footstools and beaded African art work.
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1.19.10 - Viceroy Anguilla: Understated Luxury and Sophistication
Elevation

Much anticipated opening marks Viceroy's international debut and features WATG's architectural design talents.
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2.26.10 - Viceroy Anguilla Resort & Residences Offers Stylish Luxury
Contract Magazine

The Viceroy Anguilla Resort & Residences, Meads Bay in the British West Indies recently opened its doors. The 35-acre beachfront resort, designed by Seattle-based design consultancy WATG, features 166 villas, townhomes, and residences, with a 140-seat restaurant and an 8,000 sq.-ft. spa.
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2.12.10 - 2009 Development of the Year Award Nomininees
CHRIS Conference

Viceroy Anguilla redefines modern hospitality with a visionary blend of chic design and intuitive, personalized service. The project is located within 35 acres, along one of the Caribbean’s most exclusive shores, and represents the most recent development in Anguilla.
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12.08.09 - People Are Talking About Travel: Viceroy Anguilla
Vogue

If the holiday season brings thoughts of escaping to sunnier climes, consider this month's debut of the glamorous new Viceroy resort on the British West Indian island of Anguilla-known for its 33 dazzling white sand beaches and its exclusive, superluxe resorts, such as Cap Juluca and Malliouhana. Taking over 35 acres of the skinny, sixteen-mile-long island's desirable West End, the new Viceroy enjoys a dream location on two of Anguilla's most beautiful beaches—Meads Bay and Barnes Bay
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