The Beach House B&B
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Guest Rooms and Suites
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The Aruba Suite (a full suite with separate living room, bedroom, and private porch):
On the 2nd floor of the owner's cottage. Features breathtaking views of the Gulf to both the south and the east, a king sized cottage bed, full sofa and chair w/large
ottoman in the living room, private dining table with chairs, a "wet bar plus", and both a shower and a jacuzzi tub in the bath. Opens on to its own small screened porch with
wicker rockers. The TV in the Aruba Suite's living room has been updated to a 39" HDTV.
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The Aruba Suite's Living Room
The Living Room in the Aruba Suite is spacious, with a cathedral ceiling with exposed structural beams. A large Hunter Original ceiling fan is
suspended from one of the beams.
It is furnished with sofa, chair and ottoman, and 39" HDTV.
Guests have a direct lofty view the water to the South and miles of virgin beach and dunes in the National Wildlife Refuge to the East.
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The Aruba Suite's Wet Bar
Inside the Aruba Suite's private entrance, the large wet bar features a bar sink, a small microwave, and a coffee-maker. A compact SubZero refrigerator/freezer
with ice-maker is tucked under the counter, as is a Miele dishwasher.
Note: while the microwave means you can reheat whatever you might bring home from dinner, we do not provide cooking facilities.
We provide a basket of complimentary snacks and stock the fridge with complimentary beverages. We also provide coffee and condiments.
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The Aruba Suite's Dining Area
Tucked into the Living Room of the Aruba Suite is a Dining Area furnished with a round wooden dining table and
carved wooden chairs.
It's mainly used for playing games and for using a laptop via wireless internet access.
Through the adjacent window, the view of the beach and dunes of the National Wildlife Refuge extends for miles.
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The Aruba Suite's Bedroom
The Bedroom of the Aruba Suite is spacious and airy. It is furnished with a grand king-size 4-poster bed.
If you open the blinds, you can wake to breathtaking sunrises over the National Wildlife Refuge.
Overhead, a Hunter Original ceiling fan, mounted to the exposed beams, can provide a cool breeze even on still nights.
Opening off the bedroom, the private bath features both a jacuzzi tub and a standalone shower.
As elsewhere in the Barbados Suite the warm wood, soft jade walls, and pale blue ceiling make the bedroom a soothing, restful place.
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The Aruba Suite's Screened Porch
The Living Room opens directly onto a private Screened Porch.
Furnished with a matched pair of wicker rocking chairs, it presents breathtaking vews from the South to due-East, taking in miles of the National Wildlife Refuge.
It's a perfect spot for watch the morning sunrise, blue seas in the afternoon, or moonrise at night.
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With a spacious Living Room, roomy Bedroom, a Wet-bar/Kitchenette, a Dining Area and private Screened Porch, the Barbados Suite is its own
little world.
You can visit for extended periods without anyone "being right on top of you". This means you can spend time in an ideal setting, yet maintain complete privacy.
From its second-story vantage point, you see for miles over the virgin beach and dunes of the Wildlife Refuge. Even a rainy day here is wonderful.
Rates for The Aruba Suite
March 2007 through February 2008
Peak Season:
May through July
Nightly Rate: $315
3-Night Stay: $945
4-Night Stay: $1,260
5-Night Stay: $1,575
Full week (1 night free): $1,890
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Mid-Seasons:
February through April
August through October
Nightly Rate: $299
3-Night Stay: $897
4-Night Stay: $1,196
5-Night Stay: $1,495
Full week (1 night free): $1,794
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Off-Season:
November through January
Nightly Rate: $285
3-Night Stay: $855
4-Night Stay: $1,140
5-Night Stay: $1,425
Full Week (1 night free): $1,710
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The Beach House
A Bed & Breakfast by the Sea
An exclusive, informal refuge for couples who want to rediscover peace of mind... and each other...
Call, Write, or e-mail Carol for information
9218 Dacus Lane, Gulf Shores, Alabama 36542
1-800-659-6004 or (251) 540-7039
Web site designed by Dannon Baker
Last update: Saturday, 17 February 2007 by RLS
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