Towers at Mullet Bay

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Towers at Mullet Bay

  • April 16, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by Cantin2 from Quogue, New York
Towers at Mullet Bay

The Towers at Mullet Bay is an oasis in the midst of the eyesore of the former Mullet Bay Resort, destroyed by a hurricane years ago and never rebuilt. The approach is like going through a war zone, but once inside the guarded gate, everything that you look at is beautiful.

 

This resort is visited mostly by Americans and Canadians. Their standards are high, the resort well maintained—definitely a Gold Crown. Many are on timeshare exchanges and a few are renting. All of the studios, one and two bedroom units have at least one balcony, sometimes two, with views of the golf course, water and beautiful homes, and apartments. All are very spacious and nicely decorated in soft shades, lots of blue, very airy and comfortable. The kitchen even has a dishwasher and ice dispenser. The lighting is subdued, the layout interesting, and there is a second TV in the bedroom.

Both balconies had chairs and the one off the living area also had a table. The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate dressing area with lots of storage. Our king size bedroom even had access to two balconies. A small desk has decent lighting and you can connect to the Internet for $60 per week.

 

The very clean free form pool overlooks the bay, and has a bar that offers a few food choices for lunch or afternoon snacks. There weren't many lounges and the cushions need replacement, but I have a feeling that during busy season they would put out many more.

 

Location wise this is a good choice. Very close to the Maho shops, restaurants, and casinos. Mullet beach is a short walk away and all the great beaches and restaurants of the French side are only a short ride away.

 

No activities are planned at the resort, but there is a tour desk to arrange excursions. Timeshare sales are still going on but there are no pesky salesperson around—not even any reps at the managers cocktail party. We enjoyed this quiet enclave and went out when we needed some excitement.

From journal St. Martin Beaches

Editor Pick

Towers at Mullet Bay

  • December 22, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by Cantin2 from Quogue, New York
Towers at Mullet Bay

Best Things Nearby:
Beaches are beautiful - Mullet Bay, Baie Rouge, Cupecoy Beach, Baie Longue and Plum Bay - and Orient Beach a little further away certainly deserves a visit.

Shopping at the Maho area.

Casinos on the Dutch Side.

Ferries to St. Barth and Anguilla for a day trip.



Best Things About the Resort:
Quiet, spacious, clean, and well maintained resort.

Beautiful freeform pool and bar overlooking Simpson Bay.

Beautiful views, and the hotel is surrounded by a golf course.

A short walk across to one of the best beaches.

No timeshare salesmen.



Resort Experience:
The approach to the Towers through the defunct Mullet Bay Resort (destroyed years ago by a hurricane), is not appealing—but once you enter the gate to the Towers, all is neat, clean, and well landscaped.

The spacious studios, and the one and two bedroom units in the 8 story tower all have balconies with beautiful views. The full kitchen even has a small dishwasher, and the refrigerator has an ice maker and water dispenser. There is only enough service for four, so dishes and glasses need to be washed daily.

The living room is large with a pull out sofa, marble floors throughout, and our unit had two balconies —one with two padded lounges, and a small dining table and two chairs. The balcony off the bedroom had two plastic chairs. A/C is good, ceiling fans, lights on dimmers, a dining table for four, TV with a few U.S. channels, a radio/CD, and VCR all make it very comfortable for a long stay. There is even a second TV in the bedroom.

The bathroom has a tub/shower combo. and a sink on a large counter in the dressing area. There is plenty of closet space and storage drawers all over.

Vacationers are mostly American, with a few Canadians. No activities are planned at the resort, except a manager's cocktail party—without the manager. Drinks, wine, and beer are served for an hour by the pool along with hot and cold hor's doeuvres. A part-time concierge can arrange boating tours and visits to nearby islands. A car is a must—although you can walk to shops and restaurants in the Maho area and the beach is a short walk across the golf course, the area around the hotel is not lit and is in total disrepair.

The Towers at Mullet Bay deserves it's Gold Crown, and we look forward to a return visit soon.



  • Unit Type: 1 Bedroom
  • Activities: Poor
  • Amenities: Very Good
  • Unit Satisfaction: Excellent
  • Family Friendliness: Very Good
  • Service: Excellent

From journal Two weeks in St. Martin

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