Edwards Inn


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6W26+P3J, Sandy Ground


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6 months ago
This place should not be considered as an hôtel. I simply refused to sleep there eventhough no other place were available. People shouls be serious when they write reviews. Photos for this place are simply fraudulents. Regards
by Guy Bourassa

2 years ago
Great place to stay, staff very friendly and helpful, rooms very clean, beds very comfortable. Approximately 50 meters from the beach, water calm, no big surf. We stayed a month. No issues. The building is dated but they are continually making improvements. Edward Inn is in the village of Sandy Ground with a mix of local people and business's so expect to get a wake up call from a rooster or run into the odd goat. People are very friendly. Water is very calm no big surf.
by Glen Erdely

a year ago
We were so lucky to find Edward’s Inn! The location is superb, right across from the beach. The hosts are welcoming and kind, always available if we need something. The room is tidied up every day and very comfortable. We cannot recommend this Inn enough!
by Danielle Luffman

3 months ago
This place is great, rooms are a bit old but not a big deal if you are enjoying Anguilla
by Raba “Ra” Ab

2 years ago
If you want something posh and exclusive look elsewhere. This is a family run establishment that is a bit battered around the edges but it's clean and everyone is friendly. It reminded me of my days in hostels in Costa Rica. There are a bunch of restaurants and bars just across the street at the beach so if all you want is to hang on a beach getting drinks and swimming this fits the bill. However, if you want to explore the island you need a car. Luckily they rent cars as well as rooms. The cars are also a bit battered and I believe saw hurricane Irma but mine ran well and I didn't worry too much about driving on the rougher roads because it has seen things. Overall I loved my experience here and wished I had stayed longer. I love the laid back vibe and friendliness of the locals and the other guests here. Oh, and last but not least was the formidable Ann, the mother of the owner who once was the carnival Queen.
by Lea Ronne

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