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St. Barts: Hotels

Beachfront properties aren’t necessarily preferable on St. Barts – since the best beaches are isolated and lack accommodations, even “beachfront” hotel guests explore other strands. Furthermore, the most scintillating views are from the hillsides (most villas – preferred by many – occupy prime perches). While high-end options in the range of $1,000+ per night are the most abundant, moderate – and even a few budget – accommodations can be found (anything under $300/night should be considered “budget”). Choose from reliable chains, delightful inns, sumptuous villas and stylish boutique properties with spas and gourmet restaurants.

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Eden Rock Hotel
The island’s first real hotel, straddling the eponymous promontory that cleaves St-Jean beach, has been beautifully...
expensive

Hotel Carl Gustaf
The Carl is the perfect escape for visitors seeking relaxation and privacy. Comfortably removed from town, the hillside...
views | expensive

Hotel Guanahani and Spa
Seeking a place big enough to accommodate an entire family without splurging on a villa? Consider the gingerbread cottages at...
expensive | waterfront

La Banane
Compared to its stylish peers, La Banane is affordable, making its nine minimalist bungalows – all of which circle an...
luxury | smart splurge | boutique | expensive

Le Sereno
Christian Liaigre (of New York Mercer Hotel fame) is the mastermind behind the trendiest designer digs on the island (this is...
luxury | expensive | celebrity hangout

St. Barth Isle de France
Bed down in this exquisite colonial-style gem on breathtaking Flamands Beach with enormous rooms, superb food and service, and...
expensive | beachfront | spa

Wimco Villas
Villas are not only the island’s best value for families and large groups thanks to their spacious accommodations, but...
smart splurge | villa | expensive

Hotel Baie Des Anges
All ten of the charming, fully outfitted bungalows (each comes with telephones, TVs, and kitchenettes) open right onto...
culinary | beachfront

Le Village St-Jean
This cordial, family-run operation, just up the hill from St-Jean beach, offers simple, yet brightly decorated, cottages and,...
views | beachfront

L'Hostellerie des Trois Forces
This breeze-swept aerie atop Morne Vitet mountain, is run by astrologer Hubert Delamotte and his wife Ginette. The seven cozy...
views

Les Mouettes
Stay in one of several basic but comfy bungalows with kitchenettes and terraces right on Lorient Beach.
beachfront

Eden Rock Hotel
The island’s first real hotel, straddling the eponymous promontory that cleaves St-Jean beach, has been beautifully...
expensive

Hotel Carl Gustaf
The Carl is the perfect escape for visitors seeking relaxation and privacy. Comfortably removed from town, the hillside...
views | expensive

Hotel Guanahani and Spa
Seeking a place big enough to accommodate an entire family without splurging on a villa? Consider the gingerbread cottages at...
expensive | waterfront

La Banane
Compared to its stylish peers, La Banane is affordable, making its nine minimalist bungalows – all of which circle an...
smart splurge | boutique | trendy | expensive

Le Sereno
Christian Liaigre (of New York Mercer Hotel fame) is the mastermind behind the trendiest designer digs on the island (this is...
trendy | expensive | celebrity hangout