Mikarabee VillaDescriptionDesigned and built by Kay and Bertie Edwards in 1999, this luxury villa (sleeping up to 10) was their dream home for 3 years. Returning to England to pursue yet another dream (their sons golf career!) they invite you to stay at Mikarabee. Luxurious accommodation, Mikarabee has its own private swimming pool and offers the following, for a ‘home from home’ holiday:
Amenities 5 bedrooms, tastefully furnished
Living room with 32” satellite TV, VCR and selection of videos, CD player with selection of CDs, luxury leather settees and reclining chair
Family room with full size pool table, and easy chairs
Dining room with beautiful wrought iron furniture, seating up to 10
Games room with table tennis, table football, darts, a selection of board games, children’s corner with books, games and toys
Fully equipped kitchen with all amenities, including dishwasher, microwave oven, large refrigerator with icemaker and of course a blender for mixing those cocktails!!
Fully equipped study / office, with PC, printer, scanner, CD burner and internet access.
Safety (child) gates on top and bottom of stairs
15’ x 40’ swimming pool with wading / paddling area for small children (pool area is enclosed for extra safety)
Services Driving / tour guide service.
Daily maid service for your rooms and the rest of the villa (except Sundays)
Linen /towel changes whenever requested
Daily pool cleaning and maintenance
Cooking service (small additional cost)… you buy it, and we will prepare it cook it, serve it and clean up afterwards!
Washing and ironing (laundry) service (small additional cost)
Nanny / baby sitting service (small additional cost)
RatesYou can rent Mikarabee Villa for just £1400 (US$2500) per week (based on a 7 night stay). Additional nights are pro-rated at 1/7th of the weekly rate (£200 per night / US$360 per night). The minimum stay is 3 nights.
We do not increase our rates during peak season (15 December / 15 April). They stay low all year round.
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