Abreeze 1BR: 3 Acre Hilltop Villa

Welcome to the hacienda Abreeze. The bucolic setting of Abreeze sits on 3 ½ of the most spectacular hilltop acres you can find in all of Vieques. Boasting panoramic views of both the Atlantic and Caribbean Oceans, Abreeze is sure to appeal for its intimate privacy and spectacular vistas. The space Abreeze is comprised of 3 units which can be rented separately or as a whole. Each unit is private with its own kitchen and bathroom(s). Grounds and pool are shared: THIS LISTING: Hibiscus Suite I BR/1 BA Hibiscus is reached by a stairway of “plantation brick” and is a very spacious one-bedroom, one-bath house with large kitchen and great room. The terrace offers panoramic views to the Caribbean and Atlantic. OTHER AVAILABLE UNITS Bromelia Suite Airbnb Listing #: 14613985 Studio/1BA Bromelia is a very large studio apartment with views to Puerto Rico in one direction, and to St. Croix in another. Flamboyan Suite 2 BR/1.5 BA Airbnb Listing #: 16318823 Flamboyan is a spacious two bedroom, 1.5 bath residence with white tiled kitchen, living room, dining room, and two terraces, one open air and one covered. Or large parties can rent all of Abreeze. 4 BR/3.5 BA Airbnb Listing #: 15979926 Guest access The 36’ pool with gazebo and extensive deck is shared among all units. It has it’s own wet bar area, outdoor shower, charcoal grill and is ideally set overlooking the Caribbean Ocean and Bioluminescent Bay. Other things to note A NOTE ON GETTING TO VIEQUES AND CAR RENTALS Vieques is an island off the southeast coast of mainland PR. You must either take a ferry or a flight to get to Vieques. We suggest flying whenever possible as the ferry can be very unreliable, especially if you are booking a short visit. Cars can be in short supply on Vieques, especially during busy times. We recommend you book your car right away. We will not provide refunds outside of our refund policy if you are unable to get to Vieques from the mainland or secure a car rental. A NOTE ON WATER PRESSURE Abreeze is high up in a hilltop and as such water pressure can sometimes drop. We have no control over it. Typically the water pressure will drop temporarily and come back quickly, but intermittent outages are to be expected.