Former Quitos hotel rebrands under Vanterpool
The iconic Quito’s Luxury Inn and Quito’s Gazebo Restaurant & Bar in Cane Garden Bay, Tortola, have officially rebranded under new ownership.
Now part of the MHV Resorts & Hotels group, the legendary hotel and restaurant will operate under the new name, The Cane Garden Bay Beach Hotel.
The transition took effect on 1 October 2024, following months of negotiations, with Virgin Islands businessman Mark Vanterpool taking the helm.
Vanterpool’s MHV group has been a significant player in the British Virgin Islands’ business landscape for nearly four decades. Known for its involvement in supermarkets, food service, and restaurants, MHV has now expanded into hospitality, aiming to enhance the quality of service in the BVI’s tourism industry.
“MHV Resorts and Hotels is excited to join the vibrant Cane Garden Bay community that has long been an iconic hub for tourism and culture in the BVI,” Vanterpool stated.
The rebranding of the former Quito’s Hotel marks a new chapter for the beloved Cane Garden Bay spot, which has been a central attraction for tourists and locals alike. Vanterpool and his team plan to maintain the charm that has made the area famous while expanding its offerings.
The newly renamed Rhythm & Sands restaurant will open first, followed by the hotel shortly after. The restaurant will continue the tradition of hosting live music, a hallmark of the original Quito’s Gazebo, while offering a refined dining experience.
Visitors and residents can look forward to the upcoming tourist season, as the Cane Garden Bay Beach Hotel aims to provide a seamless blend of luxury and the area’s natural beauty.
Vanterpool’s plans include creating employment opportunities for local residents and collaborating with nearby businesses to ensure that the development is both sustainable and respectful of Cane Garden Bay’s unique character.
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Gg my brother now bring some venes over there.
This is a joy to my heart as a black person, to see a transition of wealth from one black man to another, no white man was allowed to come in and dominate the economy, hip hip hooray to BVI ideology and empowerment.
he was going to tear down that concrete monstrosity!
More expats coming in to work there like in his other biznesses.
Glad a black
Man can progress but Lorna needs to put price hike stoppage in place
Black man overspending in Government
Vote of No confidence call
Stimulus package paid oit from Social Security as grant ( no raise for pensionners)
Kartel gets thousands for entertainment
20 million dollars mistake
Absence from Budget sap in HOA
Claude Cline – no proper record of Community neighborhood grant money
No control of basic food prices
Joes Hill houses like white Elephant on the hill
Rated Program . Not efficient in its operation
Still blaming the white man
Come on call a spade a spade not a fork even though the white man cannot be excused for their evils
Who should we blame for our present failure ???!!