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The spacious rooms and wide verandahs are furnished with Lloyd Loom, rattan, teak and antique mahogany furniture, some of which dates back to the days of Lord Nelson (who was married at Montpelier more than 200 years ago). Fabrics from England, Spain and Sri Lanka, Hamadan carpets, Noritake china, silver plated tableware, decorative antiques and other period accessories add the finishing touches to create a feeling of gracious, yet informal living. Accommodation is in two houses which are positioned to make the best of the cooling breezes of the Trade Winds.
Wide folding doors separate indoor and out door living areas of the Main House. A huge verandah is open on three sides to make the best of the 180° views, day and night. A small functional kitchen is well fitted out with imported Italian granite worktops. Side verandahs lead to two comfortable bedrooms with en suite bathrooms either side of the main living areas.
A very large master bedroom in the Guest House is furnished entirely with antique furniture with some historic pieces commemorating the life of Nelson. An internal lobby leads to the en suite bathroom and the fully fitted kitchen. The main verandah enjoys the same wonderful views as the Main House and has space for dining as well as comfortable rattan furniture. Outside steps lead down to another bedroom (with bathroom) which has double doors opening on to the garden.
    
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