A carefully maintained history and relaxed island attitude attract sophisticated travelers to Heron House Court. This bed and breakfast, which was constructed in the early 1900s and caters to gay and lesbian visitors, tastefully uses tropical ornamentation to enhance the original architecture and design details of this historic house. Guest rooms feature old-fashioned furnishings – think elaborate headboards, thin-legged end tables and wicker chairs – as well as teak or cedar paneling. Bright blues, greens and raspberry reds jazz up the soothing cream and pale blue walls. Outside, the jasmine and bougainvillea that enclose the hot tub set the stage for romance. You can also relax on the wooden sun deck or survey the grounds from your guest room’s private verandah. A black and white checked floor, rattan chairs and immense mirror give the Heron House Court’s lobby an air of island elegance.