The Anacapri Park Island Club-house
 |
| Ancapri Club House on Park Island |
Above is an illustration of the Anacapri facilities on Park Island, including the Apacapri pool and BBQ facilities on Anacapri. I find the club house very nice, especially the pool facilities. The pool and outdoor common area has a classy modern design, and is of a high quality.
One thing I often look at with a new development is to consider how it will look in 10 years time. For some developments, facilities look nice brand new, but then look terrible after a few years of aging, as materials used start to decay. For Anacapri, my sense is that long-lasting and high qualitiy materials have been used. So the pool area and club house should "age well" and I think will retain their classy look with the passage of time.
What is not shown here, and probably the most spectacular feature, is the way the pool looks over to the ocean when you are in it, creating the "infinity pool" effect.
Many pools in Hong Kong face a wall, or other buildings, or are "enclosed" but the Anacapri pool is open, which realy creates a feeling of openness and spaciousness.
I will try to take a few photos, if I get a chance to have a swim there. I do wonder though if it will actually feel a little lonely swimming in the "exclusive" Anacapri pool, rather the other swimming pools on Park Island pools. I actually prefer the atmosphere at the other Park Island pools, seeing people I know, people having fun, children playing, and the occasional attractive lady sunbathing :)
One thing I often look at with a new development is to consider how it will look in 10 years time. For some developments, facilities look nice brand new, but then look terrible after a few years of aging, as materials used start to decay. For Anacapri, my sense is that long-lasting and high qualitiy materials have been used. So the pool area and club house should "age well" and I think will retain their classy look with the passage of time.
What is not shown here, and probably the most spectacular feature, is the way the pool looks over to the ocean when you are in it, creating the "infinity pool" effect.
Many pools in Hong Kong face a wall, or other buildings, or are "enclosed" but the Anacapri pool is open, which realy creates a feeling of openness and spaciousness.
I will try to take a few photos, if I get a chance to have a swim there. I do wonder though if it will actually feel a little lonely swimming in the "exclusive" Anacapri pool, rather the other swimming pools on Park Island pools. I actually prefer the atmosphere at the other Park Island pools, seeing people I know, people having fun, children playing, and the occasional attractive lady sunbathing :)
Would it be open for residence of other phases?
ReplyDeleteAny updates on this? Would like to hear from other residents what they think of it. Also, do Anacapri residents get to use Blu Blu and Green Green clubs on Park Island?
ReplyDeleteLooks very nice. If only the ever add the car access allowance...
ReplyDelete