About
Authentically Caribbean hospitality on Rendezvous Bay
Set along Rendezvous Bay’s stunning 2 ½-mile crescent of white sand and turquoise waters, Anguilla Great House is a landmark in the island’s hospitality history. As one of the first locally-owned hotels, it played a key role in shaping Anguilla’s tourism industry and continues to offer an authentic Caribbean welcome in a relaxed, uncrowded setting.
It started with coconut trees
In 1988, even before construction began, founder Mr. Conrad Walton Fleming planted the first coconut trees along the property’s iconic walkway. These trees became a defining feature of Anguilla Great House, offering shade and serenity to countless guests.
We lost almost all of the trees after Hurricane Irma devastated Anguilla in 2017. Not to be deterred, Mr. Fleming personally replanted the trees—one every day, continuing his commitment to preserving this special place. The connection lives on in the name of our beach restaurant, Coconuts, a nod to the grove’s lasting significance.
“The Anguilla Great House captures the essence of Anguilla from years ago”
The Anguilla Great House offers a relaxed, down-home vibe that feels like the true Anguilla of years past. From roosters in the morning to the simplicity of porches for towels and flip-flops, it’s all about unwinding. The staff, especially Will, are helpful and welcoming. The beach is stunning—grab a chair early! With reasonable pricing and thoughtful touches like optional microwaves, it’s a perfect spot to lay back and fully enjoy Anguilla.
A family legacy rooted in the Caribbean
Today, Conrad Wilbert Fleming, who everyone calls “Will,” manages the property. At 91, his father, our patriarch Walton, can still be found tending to his beloved coconut trees and gardens.
Anguilla Great House remains a family-owned haven, blending the iconic coconut grove, the stunning crescent of Rendezvous Bay, and heartfelt Caribbean hospitality to create a place where every guest feels at home.
