Admirals' Inn consists of three buildings situated in a secluded section of historic Nelson's Dockyard at English Harbour, on the south coast of Antigua.

The main building is a three-story Georgian brick structure with a spacious terrace looking out over the water and the yachts lying at anchor.

There are nine (9) rooms on the two upper floors, while the lounge, dining and kitchen facilities are on the ground floor.

A ground floor annex just across the pillared lawn, houses four (4) more rooms, and adjacent to that is the "Joiner's Loft" apartment, with two double rooms, two bathrooms, a kit-chen and a spacious living-room area looking right out over the harbour.
Each room has a private bathroom with shower.
Most are furnished with two twin beds, but three of the superior rooms have one queen.
The annex rooms each have a small patio and garden entranceway, while the front rooms in the main building have a nice view out over the harbour.
Air-conditioning & telephone in rooms at the superior and moderate rate categories, while all other rooms are cooled by ceiling fans.
DINING

We serve all meals on a la carte basis, with a varied selection of items.
Our tree-shaded terrace is a delightful place to sit and dine, looking out over the water.
Local seafood is our speciality, and we use fresh local produce whenever possible.
A full range of wine is available.
We provide evening entertainment in the form of steelband or local string & flute band occasionally during the season, but in general the atmosphere is peaceful and low-key.

Other late-night entertainment is available within walking distance.

AMBIANCE

Admirals' Inn is quite unique, being housed in such lovely old buildings and located in such an interesting Dockyard.
Staffed entirely by West Indians, it enables guests to become acquainted with both the unique heritage and the present day people of this little Island.
We welcome people to experience a holiday that is "off the beaten track", but not isolated in a "resort" situation.