Description

When we founded the LambLion guest Apartments, our commitment to the travelling public was to satisfy two essential, yet simple, expectations:
* Provide friendly, courteous service.
* Provide a clean comfortable, and economical room, where everything is in working order.

LambLion Guest Apartments offer 7 exclusive one bedroom self-accommodations in an exquisite country-setting hospitality, for your temporary accommodation. Our guest apartments offer a delightful home-stay atmosphere; serving guests wanting to experience the authentic Antiguan/Barbudan culture. Our bedrooms are air-conditioned with queen size beds, clothes closets and dressers. There are ceiling fans in the living rooms, sofa beds/futons & cable TV. The kitchens are fully-equipped, and include fridges, cookers, and microwave ovens.

We accommodate guests with different physical, hearing, or visual abilities. We feature a wheelchair accessible guest room with special amenities for the comfort of our guests who may require special assistance. Should you require special assistance of any kind, please let us know in advance so that we can assure that your visit is hassle-free and memorable.

The LambLion Guest apartment is proud of the fact that each of our guest rooms is smoke-free. We offer special designated smoking areas outside the building to accommodate the needs of our guests who smoke. This is in-keeping with our pledge to provide a clean healthy environment for the entire family.

Location

We are located just 10 minutes drive outside St. John’s, the island's capital and 5 minutes walk from an active bus route.

Antigua and Barbuda's transport systems include both public and privately run services. Roads in the country are steep, winding, unpaved, and full of potholes. Driving is on the left-hand side. Volcanic ash which sometimes covers roads can make them slippery. The speed limit is set at 40 mph, but it isn't well-enforced. Because there are few traffic signs, driving in unfamiliar areas can be confusing.

Public transportation vehicles contain the letters "BUS" for buses or "TX" for taxis on their yellow licence plates. The government regulates taxi service, setting fixed fares rather than using a metered system. Taxi cabs are supposed to keep a copy of the rates inside the vehicle. On Antigua, taxis are easily found, particularly at the airport and at major hotels. Many taxi drivers also will act as tour guides.