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Everyone Together.
Nobody Compromising.

A multigenerational trip usually means everyone giving something up. The grandparents want quiet, the parents want one evening off, and the children want to be in the water from breakfast until it goes dark. A villa with its own chef, butler and nanny means nobody has to choose. The day runs at three speeds at once, under one roof, and nobody has to agree on a plan over breakfast.

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A House That Holds Everyone

Mullion Cove sleeps eleven across six bedrooms. The Hermitage takes nine. They adjoin, so together they hold twenty people on the same stretch of shoreline, each house with its own staff. Cottonwood Cottage and the four suites adjoin both, which takes the same party to thirty-two without anyone getting into a car. Bedrooms are assigned to your family rather than to a floor plan — who needs to be near whom, which room the baby sleeps in, and where the teenagers can be loud without waking anybody.

A House That Holds Everyone

Three Speeds, One Day

Breakfast runs from early until late, because the kitchen is yours rather than a dining room with service hours. A nanny comes to the villa and works with your children there — nine hours a day, and she can start early or stay late depending on what your week actually looks like. The grandparents get the shaded verandah and a book. The parents get a cocktail, a nap, or a massage in their own villa. Nobody spends the first hour of the day working out whose turn it is.

Three Speeds, One Day Three Speeds, One Day 2
Three Speeds, One Day Three Speeds, One Day 2

Breakfast runs from early until late, because the kitchen is yours rather than a dining room with service hours. A nanny comes to the villa and works with your children there — nine hours a day, and she can start early or stay late depending on what your week actually looks like. The grandparents get the shaded verandah and a book. The parents get a cocktail, a nap, or a massage in their own villa. Nobody spends the first hour of the day working out whose turn it is.

The Trips People Remember

The Trips People Remember

Seventieth birthdays, fortieth anniversaries, the reunion everyone has been promising each other for a decade. The house is the venue, so the evening runs on your time and nobody else’s. Your chef cooks the meal your mother asked for. The table goes wherever you want it — the verandah, the lawn, or down onto the sand with the water three steps away. And when it is over, nobody goes back to their own hotel room. They are all still in the house.

Why Bringing Everyone Costs Less Than You Think

The rate is built as a base for the villa and its first two guests, then a charge for each guest after that. So a large party is not a large multiple: eleven people in Mullion Cove costs considerably less per head than four people in the same house, and every one of the eleven gets three made-to-order meals a day, the open bar and the full staff. It is all settled before you travel, so nobody is reaching for a wallet at dinner and there is nothing waiting to be squared up at the end of the week.

Why Bringing Everyone Costs Less Than You Think

Twenty Guests in Two Houses.
Thirty-Two in Four.

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6 Bedrooms
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The Hermitage

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