Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club is adding new accommodation aimed squarely at golfers and larger groups, announcing six Golf View One Bedroom Executive Suites and a five-bedroom private villa called Trade Winds at its Rendezvous Bay property.
The six suites overlook the resort’s 18-hole championship course, designed by Greg Norman. Each measures 1,250 square feet and sleeps up to three guests, with a king bed, a full bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen, plus a crib or rollaway option. They become available from November 2026, with rates from US$2,100 per night and no minimum stay.
Trade Winds, on Merrywing Beach, is the larger of the two additions. The villa spans more than 9,500 square feet over two floors, with three king and two double bedrooms, six full bathrooms and two powder rooms, four kitchens, two living rooms and two dining areas. Outside there are two private pools, a rooftop plunge pool and an outdoor shower, while inside a 1,710-square-foot primary suite, a private movie theatre and an elevator to the rooftop round out the layout. Golf carts and a dedicated Lifestyle Concierge are included.
The villa is bookable now at an introductory rate from US$8,000 per night for a limited time. From December 20, 2026, the starting rate rises to US$10,000 per night. As with the suites, there is no minimum stay.
Guests in both the villa and the suites have access to the full resort, which includes the Norman course, Sorana Spa, an Entertainment Park, a 600,000-gallon water park, tennis and pickleball courts, and the resort’s restaurants and bars. Aurora Anguilla has 185 rooms across its beachfront estate.
For travelling golfers, the suites put on-site accommodation directly alongside Anguilla’s 18-hole championship course. The island is reached via regional gateways including St Maarten, Puerto Rico and Antigua, with onward flights and ferry connections.
Featured image: The beachfront resort on Rendezvous Bay, Anguilla, then operating as CuisinArt and now Aurora Anguilla, photographed in 2009. Photo by therealaxalady, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.