Roaring Pavilion is an ultra-deluxe 6,000-square-foot four-bedroom private villa and spa
with an 18' x 36' infinity-edge pool and grassy walk to the private beach
made famous by James Bond film "Dr. No."

Its architecture is unique and stunning.

The Great Room features a Yamaha baby grand piano and guitar
and meandering pool under an arched footbridge leading to the Pavilion.

Dining at Roaring Pavilion is an exquisite experience of memorable meals
prepared by the Paris-trained chef and served by two butlers
on a candlelit table under an Italian chandelier.

All bedrooms include marble en-suite bathroom and fine linen sheets, safes,
cable televisions, VCR, DVD, and phone system with intercom to all rooms,
spa, gym, managers office and kitchen with 24-hour room service.

The Balinese Wing features a kingsize bamboo bed, exotic South Pacific decor
and furnishings, and connecting rain forest room with sunken marble whirlpool bath for two.
Adjacent is the larger marble shower with double showerheads.

All bathrooms are Travertine marble
and include Jacuzzi, his and hers
Italian pique Frette Italian designer
bathrobes and hairdryers in Battenberg sacs.

The family room has a state-of-the-art satellite plasma television and collection of 100 CD's.

The private gym features a stair stepper,
universal, stationery bike, dumbbell free weights,
drinks fridge, TV and air conditioning.

The Roaring River runs by the spa and fitness room to the sea.

The beachfront estate lies magically where the Roaring Pavilion meets the Caribbean Sea in St. Ann's Bay. Imagine the classic scene from the film "Dr. No" where Sean Connery greets Ursula Anderss emerging from the surf.
This is our location.

Roaring Pavilion is "one of the best villas in the world." Conde Nast Traveler