Wanna Stay at That ‘Renovation Island’ Resort? Here’s How Much It’ll Cost You

Wanna Stay at That ‘Renovation Island’ Resort? Here’s How Much It’ll Cost You

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Here’s a breakdown of the rates from the resort website. (And by the way, the site says these listed rates don’t include a 12-percent tax and a 13-percent fee.)

During low season — May through mid-November — the Clubhouse Suites range from $385 to $505 per night and the Signature Collection Suites and Villas range from $625 to $1,145 per night. (Bear in mind, however, that the resort is “closed for seasonal maintenance” every year between mid-August and mid-October.)

During high season — mid-November through the end of April, excluding holiday dates — the Clubhouse Suites range from $485 to $625 per night and the Signature Collection Suites and Villas range from $785 to $1,425 per night.

And during the holiday season — a two-week span over Christmas and New Year’s — the Clubhouse Suites range from $585 to $755 and the Signature Collection Suites and Villas range from $945 to $1,715 per night.

On an FAQ page, the resort explains the difference between those accommodations: “The resort is comprised of one and two bedroom open plan Private Villas, and individual or adjoining Clubhouse Suites. Our Clubhouse Suites are predominantly equipped with King beds; however, a handful of rooms also accommodate two Queen beds. Our Private Villas have King beds in the main room, and our two-bedroom villas also have an additional two twin beds in the second bedroom.”

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