The Trade Winds Hotel is a comfortable option for smaller families or ones who don’t mind close quarters. Although the suites come with only one actual bed (king or queen, though you can also opt for two twins), kids can sleep on the queen-sized sofa beds: the Deluxe Rooms and Junior Suites have one, and the Executive Suites have one or two (make your preference known at booking). Each room/suite comes with a private balcony where you can watch the sun rise or set over the ocean.
Breakfast through dinner (plus snacks) is served each day on the outdoor terrace at the Bay House Restaurant and bar (note that there is a dress code after 7 p.m). The suites include minifridges but no full kitchenettes, so expect to eat out, either at the Bay House or one of the other area restaurants, for most meals during your stay. Other than the pool, the hotel doesn’t feature many onsite activities; plan to treat it as a home base to return to after spending the day out and about on the island.
