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Practicalities
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With the exception of a couple of rather downtrodden hotels, Charlestown is utterly lacking in
accommodation
options. If you're on a budget, though, the
Sea Spawn Guest House
on Main Street (tel 869/469-5239; US$25-50), near Pinney's Beach, will suffice, with eighteen small rooms equipped with private bath and portable fan.
Restaurants
are more numerous.
CafA© des Arts
is a delightful place serving up sandwiches, quiches and strong coffees on the ground floor and gardens of Hamilton House, across from the Museum of Nevis History.
Eddy's
, south of the pier, on Main Street, dishes out fish and chips and the like on a second-floor verandah; it turns into a
karaoke
bar on Wednesday nights and a 1970s
disco
on Fridays. Closer to the pier, the seaside terrace at
Unella's
is an appropriate backdrop for the fine seafood on offer; red snapper and lobster make star appearances, but don't come cheap. Set back from the main road, on Chapel Street,
Le Bistro
is a cosy place with daily fish specials that's also popular for its Friday
happy hour
. For beach picnics, stock up at
The Nevis Bakery
on Happy Hill Alley. Other useful information
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Saint Kitts And Nevis,
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