Properties like Eden Rock St Barths or Rosewood Le Guanahani feature high-end service, extensive amenities, and private beach access. Explore options on Booking.com or IHG Hotels.
Enjoy world-class dining, spas, and concierge services for a pampered experience.
Smaller, privately owned hotels offer personalized service and unique character, often with distinctive design.
Intimate, often family-run establishments for a more local experience, sometimes including breakfast.
Available for rent, offering self-catering options from basic to well-appointed. Good for longer stays.
A popular and extensive option, ranging from charming smaller villas to extravagant estates with private pools and dedicated staff. Find options on Vrbo.
Traditional hostels, homestay, and community-based tourism opportunities are limited.
Camping and outdoor accommodation are not permitted on the island, aligning with its high-end focus.
Choosing where to stay on St. Barthélemy may shape your vacation experience. Each area is a distinct character, with various pros and cons.
Lagoon-like bay, shallow, calm waters ideal for watersports (kitesurfing, windsurfing, paddleboarding). Relaxed ambiance. A rental car is best for access.
Secluded, wilder areas with natural beauty. Saline offers pristine beach (no facilities). Toiny for experienced surfers (strong currents). Both very safe. Car is necessary.
Booking your accommodation on St. Barthélemy calls for careful planning, especially during peak seasons.
While St. Barts is luxury-focused, explore pet or house-sitting opportunities on TrustedHousesitters for unique stays.
This platform sometimes offers opportunities for longer stays in private homes, a different lodging experience.
May be suitable for those with flexible travel dates looking for a non-traditional accommodation option.
Choosing accommodation on St. Barthélemy balances budget, desired amenities, and travel style.
€1,000 - €10,000+ per night
€400 - €10,000+ per night
€300 - €800 per night
€150 - €400 per night
Rosewood Le Guanahani (Grand Cul de Sac), Hotel Le Toiny (Toiny), Eden Rock St Barths (St. Jean). Unparalleled service and amenities.
Hotel Christopher (Pointe Milou), Le Sereno (Grand Cul de Sac), Les Ilets de la Plage (St. Jean). Offer excellent quality and comfort.
Smaller, locally owned guesthouses or studios, often slightly inland or on hillsides, provide more affordable rates and self-catering.
Private villas with ample space, pools, and kitchens. Resorts like Rosewood Le Guanahani also cater to families with kids' clubs.
Boutique hotels or smaller guesthouses for an intimate setting. Consider Gustavia or St. Jean for easy access to amenities and social opportunities.
Private villas or apartments with kitchens offer greater comfort and often better weekly or monthly rates.
Hotel Barrière Le Carl Gustaf in Gustavia overlooks the historic harbor. Properties in traditional Creole or Swedish colonial style in Gustavia also hold a special charm.
Gustavia for central access, St. Jean for lively beach scene, Flamands for tranquility, Grand Cul de Sac for watersports, Saline/Toiny for seclusion.
Given the island's popularity and limited inventory, booking your preferred accommodation well in advance, especially during peak season, is highly advisable.
Many luxury hotels and villa agencies offer extensive concierge services that may assist with dining reservations, activities, and transport.
Most hotels and villas offer complimentary Wi-Fi. Confirm during booking if connectivity is a priority for your stay.
Good mobile coverage is generally available across the island. International roaming charges may apply.
For longer stays, a local SIM card may offer a cost-effective way to stay connected. Inquire upon arrival.
