<p>When Chris first began building, he started with a hut for himself, then added one for his mum; then he built a one-, two- and three bedroom villa. Each had its own style and vibe, and were designed to be very private, enclosed in  a lush jungle of tropical plants and trees.  He furnished each with sexy outdoor showers and deep clawfoot tubs set between oversized palm leaves. All had airy verandahs and kitchens.  These timeless luxuries paired with the thoughtful way we arrange your room (Blackwell rum, hand-dyed batik robes, our selection of bath and beauty products made with local botanical ingredients) make your stay a Goldeneye extraordinary.</p><p><span style="letter-spacing: 0.1px;">The Beach huts were styled after the original that Chris built for himself, casual and simple. The louvered windows make it special; at night with them open you feel like you are sleeping under the stars; during the day you control the light and the breeze.   The village of huts is built at various heights  at three or ten feet, and scattered around a garden that stretches between Snorkeler's Cove and Shabeen (our rooftop lounge and whimsically designed freshwater pool) on one side and Button Beach with its gentle almost wave-less waters on the other each bringing with it its own unique view varying from the sea to the hillside, from the cove to the gardens</span><br></p><p>One bedroom Beach huts are raised three or five feet. Each features a king-size bed, private veranda and either an interior wet room (an immersive open-concept shower room with double rain shower heads) or an outdoor shower.  Life in a 'hut'....<br></p>