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LaStone massages (using hot and cold stones). Manicure
and pedicure services are available. The fitness center opens
at 6 am daily. Six
tennis courts
on the hillside can be lit for
night play. Hotel activities range from iguana feeding to
beach volleyball and adult scavenger hunts.
This is a family-friendly resort and many activities are
planned with children in mind. There are float races, family
bingo and a family Olympics. For an additional fee, the
Westin Kids Club
offers a full range of supervised activities
for children three to 12.
The hotel has excellent dining options.
The Beach Café
and Bar
serves breakfast and is famous for its buffets and
theme nights. It also has an à la carte dinner menu.
Snor-
kels
, at poolside and along the beach, serves lunch and af-
ternoon cocktails. Good sandwiches and salads.
Chloe &
Bernard
, on the hotel's second level is independently oper-
ated, and named after two fictional characters that travel
around the world in search of new and delicious recipes. The
menu therefore changes frequently and blends ethnic spe-
cialties with continental cuisine. There is a comfortable
cocktail area and piano or local entertainment every night.
Reservations suggested.
(340) 714-6675.
B&Bs
ESTATE LINDHOLM
Box 1360, Cruz Bay
St. John, USVI 00831
(340) 776-6121, www.estatelindholm.com
Expensive
Estate Lindholm was settled by Dutch planters in 1820. On
St. John's north shore, it overlooks Cruz Bay harbor and is a
10-minute walk to town. The Danes worked the plantation
and then abandoned it and it fell into decay. Brion and
Lauren Morrisette purchased the estate, within the grounds
of the national park, in the 1950s and lived here with their
