Old Road, Carlisle Bay, Antigua, Antigua and Barbuda

Ocean Suites

770 sq. ft. / 2 Guests / 1 King Bed

Ocean Suites at Carlisle Bay offer 770 sq. ft. of calm, contemporary space for two guests, with ocean views that place the Caribbean Sea at the heart of the stay. Set within the resort’s all-suite setting on Antigua’s southwest coast, these suites are made for unhurried days by the white-sand beach, where the bay, coconut trees and rainforest create a quietly dramatic backdrop. Inside, the suite is arranged for comfort and ease, with 1 King Bed and a generous layout suited to couples or two guests sharing. The verified details for this room category do not specify a separate bathroom configuration, so the experience is best understood through its sense of space: a large, restful suite where sleeping and living feel relaxed rather than compressed, and where the ocean view remains the defining feature. For guests booking an all-inclusive stay, Carlisle Bay’s All-Inclusive option brings full breakfast, a three-course lunch, daily afternoon tea and a three-course dinner into the rhythm of the day. Dining spans the resort’s four restaurants, including Indigo on the Beach, East, Ottimo! and the adults-only Jetty Grill, with dinner reservations required. Complimentary non-motorised water sports such as snorkelling, sailing, windsurfing, kayaking and paddle-boarding add easy days on the water, while free Wi-Fi is available in-room and throughout the resort. Gratuities are included on all-inclusive room rates, with any additional gratuities left to guests’ discretion.

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The suites are positioned to place the Caribbean Sea at the centre of the outlook, with the bay, coconut trees and rainforest forming the backdrop. For guests who want the water to be the first thing they see each morning, this category delivers on that in a way inland-facing rooms cannot.

Each Ocean Suite has 1 king bed and is designed for two guests. The layout is generous rather than cramped, so it suits couples who want real space to spread out rather than a compact room built for two.

Yes, the suite opens onto a private furnished terrace overlooking the sea, which guests tend to use for morning coffee, sunset drinks, or simply unwinding within earshot of the bay before heading down to the beach.

The bathroom is finished to the same relaxed, contemporary standard as the rest of the suite, with quality fittings and amenities designed to feel like an extension of the living space rather than a separate, purely functional room.

The Ocean Suite sits above entry-level categories thanks to its split-level 770 sq. ft. layout and direct sea outlook, while the resort’s higher categories (such as Bay Suites) add further space and, in some cases, an adults-only setting. For guests who want ocean views without stepping up to the largest suites, this is the category that delivers it.

The All-Inclusive option covers full breakfast, a three-course lunch, daily afternoon tea and a three-course dinner across the resort’s four restaurants, plus complimentary non-motorised water sports like snorkelling, sailing, kayaking and paddle-boarding, with gratuities included in the rate.

With its single king bed and two-guest capacity, this category is built for couples and honeymooners rather than families needing multiple beds. Its split-level layout and sea-facing terrace make it a popular choice for guests wanting a quieter, more romantic stay.

Carlisle Bay’s suites sit within easy reach of its 500-metre crescent beach and its four restaurants and bars, so guests can move between the suite, the sand and dinner without needing transport around the property.

Carlisle Bay divides its beach and pool areas between family sections and adults-focused sections, so guests wanting a calmer stretch of sand can ask for a suite closer to the adults and couples side of the beach rather than the family end.

Because the suite is split-level, the sleeping and living areas feel more separated than in a standard single-floor room, which is worth knowing for guests who want a defined lounge space rather than one open room facing the sea.

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