Come see where you'll be staying
The Malcolm Simpson Suite
Formerly the Regimental Sergeant Major of 2 Parachute Regiment he was heavily involved in the original set up of the Lodge.
This suite lies to the left of the building with views of Stanley harbour. The bathroom has a bath with shower facilities, toilet and sink.
Smokey Cole Suite
Smokey was the founding member and person whose dream Liberty Lodge was so that veterans had a tranquil place to stay whilst visiting the islands. Smokey served on HMS Intrepid in 1982.
This suite is accessed down the corridor straight from the front door and to the right. It too has views of Stanley harbour. The suite and bathroom are depicted in photos below.
Tony Davies Suite
Formerly the Regimental Sergeant Major of the Welsh Guards later to become the Chief Executive of the Union Jack Club. When help was needed Tony knew where to go.
This suite is the first room on the right through the front door. The bathroom has disabled facilities and a walk in bath.
Sir Rex Hunt Suite
The former Governor of the Falkland Islands, this room is named in his honour.
Also called "the flat". To access this room sited on the left of the building you need to go through the kitchen and left. The flat has its own kitchen facilities and lounge though veterans seldom use them for that purpose as they prefer to socialise in the main lounge and kitchen. It too has an en-suite bathroom.
The Margaret Thatcher Lounge
This room is used for sitting back and enjoying the views, purposely kept free of military memorabilia.
With fantastic views of the harbour and fully equipped with comfortable settees, TV and board games (including uckers) this is the main meeting place where veterans and their guests chill and remember.
