Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda | 4-Bedroom Villa in St Marys Urlin

St Marys in Tamarind Hills Resort commands one of Antigua’s most dramatic coastlines, and a luxury villa rental here puts you at the intersection of two crystalline beaches with unobstructed views across the Caribbean. Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda sits on elevated grounds that catch both morning light and afternoon sea breezes, offering something increasingly rare: genuine seclusion within walking distance of amenities.

Inside Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda

Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The ground floor opens with a flowing connection between living spaces: the lounge anchors the western side with substantial seating and a television, while the dining area extends toward the terrace with sightlines that draw your eye seaward. The kitchen, positioned between these zones, features a substantial central island with modern appliances including a dedicated coffee station—the kind of setup that makes morning rituals feel ceremonial rather than functional. A walk-in rain shower and full bathtub complete the ground-floor guest bedroom, which features a king-size bed and direct patio access.

Three additional bedrooms occupy the first floor, each furnished with king-size beds and equipped with individual en-suite bathrooms. Two of these bathrooms feature walk-in showers; the third combines shower and soaking tub. Smart televisions in each bedroom allow guests to maintain entertainment flexibility without congregating in common areas. Climate control throughout uses both air-conditioning and ceiling fans, responding to Antigua’s variable weather patterns across seasons.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace commands attention immediately. An expansive wraparound design spans approximately 8.2 metres by 3.6 metres by 1.2 metres for the infinity-edged pool—dimensions that mean adults can genuinely swim rather than wade, while the depth accommodates diving for confident swimmers. The surrounding deck, constructed to accommodate multiple activity zones simultaneously, contains a covered lounge area with weatherproof seating, a casual dining section with table and chairs, and an outdoor kitchen with full barbecue capabilities. Strategic positioning of sun loungers on the southern aspect captures uninterrupted morning through afternoon light.

An outdoor shower transitions between pool and interior spaces, eliminating the need to track chlorinated water indoors. The balcony accessed from the master suite provides a private vantage point for sunrise observation or evening aperitifs, oriented to catch the last light as it plays across Montserrat and St. Kitts on the western horizon.

Location: St Marys and the Surrounding Area

St Marys occupies Antigua’s southwestern corner, where the island’s topography rises dramatically from coastal flatlands. You are positioned approximately 2.1 kilometres from Ffryes Beach, renowned for calm conditions and the Tamarind Hills Beach Club’s private facilities including a saltwater pool and bar service. Darkwood Beach lies 1.8 kilometres north, offering a wilder atmosphere with stronger wave action suitable for experienced swimmers and water sports enthusiasts. Both beaches maintain year-round accessibility; the southwest orientation provides shelter during Atlantic hurricane season.

Jolly Harbour Marina, just 1.2 kilometres away, concentrates Antigua’s most reliable dining and shopping infrastructure. Multiple restaurants operate from the marina complex, with Caribbean cuisine at Latitude Restaurant and international options at Bolans Restaurant. The nearby supermarket services daily provisions efficiently. For cultural immersion, Nelson’s Dockyard National Park lies approximately 13 kilometres northeast—a UNESCO World Heritage site preserving an 18th-century British naval installation with hiking trails ascending to Shirley Heights, which offers 360-degree island views and hosts weekly Saturday evening gatherings featuring steel drum music and local food service.

The town of Liberta, 8 kilometres inland, showcases traditional Antiguan architecture and village markets operating Tuesday through Saturday. For water-based activities, charter companies based at Jolly Harbour facilitate day sailing expeditions toward nearby islands including Barbuda (30 kilometres north) or day-trips to Green Island’s protected reef ecosystem. Antigua Sailing Week, held annually in late April, draws competitive and social sailors from throughout the Caribbean. Explore our villas in Saint Mary for alternative oceanfront properties, or browse our luxury villas in St Marys for different configurations. For comprehensive destination context, read our Caribbean travel guide. Peak season (December through March) offers consistent dry conditions and cooler temperatures ideal for outdoor activity, while shoulder months (April-May and September-November) provide quieter conditions and lower pricing.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit from the four separate bedrooms, each offering privacy and bathroom autonomy—eliminating the negotiation over shower schedules that characterizes smaller properties. Multi-generational groups appreciate the configuration, which allows grandparents to occupy the ground-floor suite while children and young adults claim upper-floor bedrooms with distinct entertainment capabilities.

Couples celebrating milestones (anniversaries, engagements) find the master suite’s oceanfront balcony and soaking tub conducive to romantic pacing, while the shared spaces accommodate friends visiting for holiday weekends. Groups of friends—typically aged 35-60—maximize the pool and terrace configuration for afternoon gatherings, with the outdoor kitchen facilitating shared meal preparation that becomes itself entertainment.

Active travelers planning sailing lessons, beach clubs, and cultural site visits fit the location’s practical orientation toward activity hubs. Those prioritizing pool time and beach access over nightlife find the St Marys location optimal: close enough to Jolly Harbour for occasional dining without the ambient noise of marina activity.

Practical Information

Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda accommodates 8 guests in 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. V.C. Bird International Airport, located 25 kilometres northeast near the island’s northern point, typically requires 35-45 minutes transfer time via main coastal roads (weather and traffic dependent). Direct airport transfers can be arranged through the resort’s concierge service. The nearest supermarket operates at Jolly Harbour, 1.2 kilometres away, with provisioning typically completed within 20 minutes of property arrival.

Included amenities encompass wireless internet throughout, air-conditioning and ceiling fans in all bedrooms, daily housekeeping service every other day, on-site parking, linens and towels, barbecue facilities, washing machine and tumble dryer access, and pool heating as needed. Concierge services manage restaurant reservations, activity bookings, and special requests. Check-in flexibility accommodates afternoon and evening arrivals, though standard check-in occurs at 4:00 PM.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda

How many guests does Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda sleep?

The villa accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms: the ground-floor bedroom sleeps 2, while three first-floor bedrooms each sleep 2 adults (all configured with king-size beds). No sofa beds or rollaway beds are typically deployed, keeping the layout spacious and preventing the configuration from feeling compressed.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda in St Marys?

V.C. Bird International Airport operates 25 kilometres away with transfer time approximately 35-45 minutes via the main coastal highway depending on traffic patterns and weather. The resort arranges airport transfers that typically include meet-and-greet services and direct routing to Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda?

December through March offers the Caribbean’s optimal climate: consistent trade winds, minimal rainfall, daytime temperatures hovering around 28°C (82°F), and reduced hurricane risk. This period coincides with Antigua Sailing Week (late April, adjacent to this window) and attracts international visitors. Conversely, September through November delivers lower occupancy rates, pricing reductions of 25-40%, and pleasantly warm water temperatures despite slightly higher rain probability. August sees the island’s warmest conditions, approaching 30°C (86°F), suitable for heat-tolerant visitors.

Is Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda suitable for families with children?

Yes, with practical considerations. The private pool lacks formal barriers, requiring parental supervision consistent with villa rentals globally. Ffryes Beach, 2.1 kilometres away, offers calm conditions suitable for younger swimmers, while the Tamarind Hills Beach Club provides lifeguarded areas and shallow sections. Nearby supermarkets stock standard family provisions. The layout’s multiple bedrooms and bathrooms accommodates extended family stays without compromising functionality. Stair access to first-floor bedrooms suits children older than 5 years; families with toddlers should request the ground-floor bedroom.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda?

Standard inclusions encompass wireless internet, electricity and water, air-conditioning and fan operation, housekeeping every other day, linens and towels, pool maintenance, parking, and basic kitchen equipment (coffee machine, toaster, kettle, microwave). Concierge services and airport transfers involve additional fees negotiated at booking. Breakfast can be arranged through resort services. Utilities and pool heating are typically included; extended stays may include negotiated pricing structures.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Marcelle Antigua and Barbuda?

Jolly Harbour Marina, 1.2 kilometres away, concentrates dining including Latitude Restaurant (Caribbean seafood specialization), Bolans Restaurant (international cuisine), and several cafes. The Jolly Harbour supermarket handles provisions. Liberta, 8 kilometres inland, operates traditional village markets (Tuesday-Saturday) with local produce and artisanal goods. For comprehensive dining guidance across the island, including Antigua’s renowned shellfish offerings and rum-based beverages, review our full collection in Caribbean which includes restaurant partner recommendations.