Saluting two BVI bars

The Miami Herald has a short piece in their travel section spotlighting two BVI drinking establishments. Cooper Island and The Last Resort are singled out as two places where you can avoid a decor of g-strings stapled to the ceiling and over-priced cloyingly-sweet blender drinks.
Having recently visited the semi-newly refurbished Cooper Island, I have to agree with the writer. The decor was understated and lovely and the food at lunch was way beyond our expectations.
I'd also add the Oceans 7 Beach Club on Peter Island to the list of classy beach bars.
I'd like to hear from other BVI fans -- what are your favourite classy beach joints?

Peter Island's new nest

I have a real soft spot for the Peter Island Resort -- which draws me because of its proximity to Roadtown, its sleepy, laid-back vibe and stunning beauty. Not to mention it routinely makes the Condé Nast gold list.

The 52-room resort is adding new luxury digs to its stable of villas. The six-bedroom, 10,400-square-foot Falcon's Nest Villa is slated to open on April 1.

The villa sits high on the peak of the hill overlooking White Bay Beach. It consists of three separate residences which offer views on a clear day to Norman Island and over to St. Croix in the distance.

The nightly rate for the villa is $8,000.