Into The Mystic villa review - Coral Bay
Posted: Thu May 19, 2011 7:48 pm
Just returned from two weeks at Into The Mystic. It's a very lovely, well-maintained villa. It's located above Crabby's Watersports and the Coccoloba Complex in Coral Bay. It's up a steep but fully-paved road.
It's a two bedroom, 2 1/2 bath villa with pool and hot tub. The master is up on the great room level with a queen-sized bed, huge walk-in shower and his and hers sinks with large granite counter top. The downstairs is a self-contained apartment with bachelor's kitchen, bath and sleeper sofa. The views of Coral Bay are amazing and it's only 10 minutes to the beaches of Maho, Francis and Lameshur.
We have visited St. John ten times and I believe this was probably the most well-appointed villa we have ever stayed in. The kitchen had every single pot, pan, and cooking utensil you could ask for. There is also snorkel gear, beach floats, noodles, etc. Sharon (the owner) has thought of everything her guests might need. There was sunblock, body lotion, body wash, aloe vera, cottonballs, bug spray, etc. etc. All you would really need to bring is clothing.
This is probably my favorite of all of the villas we have stayed in. Sharon now lives on-island and she is a joy to work with. She takes a great deal of pride in her home and it's reflected in the villa itself.
It's a two bedroom, 2 1/2 bath villa with pool and hot tub. The master is up on the great room level with a queen-sized bed, huge walk-in shower and his and hers sinks with large granite counter top. The downstairs is a self-contained apartment with bachelor's kitchen, bath and sleeper sofa. The views of Coral Bay are amazing and it's only 10 minutes to the beaches of Maho, Francis and Lameshur.
We have visited St. John ten times and I believe this was probably the most well-appointed villa we have ever stayed in. The kitchen had every single pot, pan, and cooking utensil you could ask for. There is also snorkel gear, beach floats, noodles, etc. Sharon (the owner) has thought of everything her guests might need. There was sunblock, body lotion, body wash, aloe vera, cottonballs, bug spray, etc. etc. All you would really need to bring is clothing.
This is probably my favorite of all of the villas we have stayed in. Sharon now lives on-island and she is a joy to work with. She takes a great deal of pride in her home and it's reflected in the villa itself.
