Amanyara (Turks and Caicos)
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Amanyara (Turks and Caicos)
I noticed that rates next January to May start from USD1600 (after the peak Christmas period, when they start at USD2050). Unless I am mistaken this is significantly above any of the other Amanresorts? Sounds a bit much, given the reviews are not always glowing. I guess they charge what they can get away with.
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only aman besides puri like this.
yara does still have the free full board, and 7th nt free for villas.
puri only dropped rates this past summer, and after tsunami.
in turks & caicos - also note parrot cay's rates, and new less upscale verandah is only other option with villas.
yara does still have the free full board, and 7th nt free for villas.
puri only dropped rates this past summer, and after tsunami.
in turks & caicos - also note parrot cay's rates, and new less upscale verandah is only other option with villas.
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only aman besides puri like this.
yara does still have the free full board, and 7th nt free for villas.
puri only dropped rates this past summer, and after tsunami.
in turks & caicos - also note parrot cay's rates, and new less upscale verandah is only other option with villas.
yara does still have the free full board, and 7th nt free for villas.
puri only dropped rates this past summer, and after tsunami.
in turks & caicos - also note parrot cay's rates, and new less upscale verandah is only other option with villas.
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youre not comparing thailand to turks and caicos are you?
and yes, i did not mention in last post about the recent pavilion change, breaking them down and adding lower base rates, and the just added pool pavilions (just added after more than 20 years, although i guess fair timeline would be trisara and other pool suites)
and yes, i did not mention in last post about the recent pavilion change, breaking them down and adding lower base rates, and the just added pool pavilions (just added after more than 20 years, although i guess fair timeline would be trisara and other pool suites)
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youre not comparing thailand to turks and caicos are you?
and yes, i did not mention in last post about the recent pavilion change, breaking them down and adding lower base rates, and the just added pool pavilions (just added after more than 20 years, although i guess fair timeline would be trisara and other pool suites)
and yes, i did not mention in last post about the recent pavilion change, breaking them down and adding lower base rates, and the just added pool pavilions (just added after more than 20 years, although i guess fair timeline would be trisara and other pool suites)
You're right, of course, Thailand has always been better value than the Caribbean.
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first link has the details >
http://www.parrotcay.como.bz/rates
http://www.parrotcay.como.bz/rates/2011-rates
amanyara has not posted 2011 low season (summer, hurricane) rates yet
summer / fall / spring / holiday
http://www.amanresorts.com/amanyara/accommodation.aspx
what would amanpuri charge for beachfront pavilions/villas?
another reminder, amanpuri low rates end this month
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/13353090-post51.html
UPDATE - pool pavilions next month!
http://www.amanresorts.com/amanpuri/rates.aspx
$1,500 / $875 Garden Pool Pavilion
$1,700 / $1,075 Partial Ocean Pool Pavilion
$2,550 / $2,225 2BR Pool Pavilion (must be ocean view? but doesnt say...)
(nov - apr) (may - oct)
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/13353090-post51.html
UPDATE - pool pavilions next month!
http://www.amanresorts.com/amanpuri/rates.aspx
$1,500 / $875 Garden Pool Pavilion
$1,700 / $1,075 Partial Ocean Pool Pavilion
$2,550 / $2,225 2BR Pool Pavilion (must be ocean view? but doesnt say...)
(nov - apr) (may - oct)
http://www.parrotcay.como.bz/rates/2011-rates
amanyara has not posted 2011 low season (summer, hurricane) rates yet
summer / fall / spring / holiday
http://www.amanresorts.com/amanyara/accommodation.aspx
what would amanpuri charge for beachfront pavilions/villas?
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Oct 20, 2010 at 8:21 am
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[QUOTE=Kagehitokiri;14978810]only aman besides puri like this.
yara does still have the free full board, and 7th nt free for villas.
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I don't see free board for the spring... http://www.amanresorts.com/amanyara/exclusives.aspx only breakfast and dinner in the fall.
Amanyara food is the most expensive of any Aman I've stayed at.
yara does still have the free full board, and 7th nt free for villas.
QUOTE]
I don't see free board for the spring... http://www.amanresorts.com/amanyara/exclusives.aspx only breakfast and dinner in the fall.
Amanyara food is the most expensive of any Aman I've stayed at.
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Costs were much lower at Amanpulo (also has to fly everything in). Even by "expensive resort levels" (like Tahiti), I thought the prices were ridiculous
#10
Amanyara is one of the few resorts where we knowingly booked during the off season.
Hurricane season (Caribbean) does not bother us so much as rainy/monsoon season (Asia) since a hurricane is an every-once-in-a-while occurrence whereas the rainy season can affect every day of a trip. We also assumed that if a hurricane was in the forecast we would have a few days warning and would be able to postpone our trip...that Aman would be kind enough to credit us toward a future stay.
Hurricane season (Caribbean) does not bother us so much as rainy/monsoon season (Asia) since a hurricane is an every-once-in-a-while occurrence whereas the rainy season can affect every day of a trip. We also assumed that if a hurricane was in the forecast we would have a few days warning and would be able to postpone our trip...that Aman would be kind enough to credit us toward a future stay.
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What's the best time to go to Amanyara? I would hate to go to a beach destination and it feel to cool to enjoy it. On the other hand I don't want it to be unbearable hot either. Would March be warm enough to enjoy the ocean & pool without it feeling nippy?
Are there any activities/excursions that are fun and a must-do?
I was thinking of reserving Pavilion 115 which I heard is a little more private.
Does anyone have a favored ocean pavilion in case it's not available.
Your insight is appreciated.
Are there any activities/excursions that are fun and a must-do?
I was thinking of reserving Pavilion 115 which I heard is a little more private.
Does anyone have a favored ocean pavilion in case it's not available.
Your insight is appreciated.
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What's the best time to go to Amanyara? I would hate to go to a beach destination and it feel to cool to enjoy it. On the other hand I don't want it to be unbearable hot either. Would March be warm enough to enjoy the ocean & pool without it feeling nippy?
Are there any activities/excursions that are fun and a must-do?
I was thinking of reserving Pavilion 115 which I heard is a little more private.
Does anyone have a favored ocean pavilion in case it's not available.
Your insight is appreciated.
Are there any activities/excursions that are fun and a must-do?
I was thinking of reserving Pavilion 115 which I heard is a little more private.
Does anyone have a favored ocean pavilion in case it's not available.
Your insight is appreciated.
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