"Why I first visited: I've been to St. Barts more than any other island in the world, which says a lot, considering how many islands I've been lucky enough to hop to (upwards of 20, by my last count!). On my first visit, I stayed in a small orange surf shack on the northern part of the island, Saint-Jean, just steps from the shore."
"What you can expect from a stay: Take it from someone who has stayed here three times and counting: this property is pure bliss in hotel form. Sitting on a crescent-shaped bay, its 44 rooms and suites-including two massive villas-are designed to feel beachy and calming, chic yet comfortable, with every space bathed in seaside hues and neutral tones with dark wood a"
Le Barthélemy Hotel & Spa sits on Grand Cul-de-Sac, a reef-protected bay on St. Barts' northeast coast, offering picture-perfect views and a crescent-shaped beach. The boutique property contains 44 rooms and suites, including two large villas, with French-Caribbean interiors in seaside hues, neutral tones, and dark wood. A world-class spa and tucked-away location deliver a balance of relaxation and refinement. Guests arrive via a short drive from the tiny airport, often by chauffeur, and benefit from the island's luxury atmosphere and nearby yacht-lined harbors. Repeat bookings are common due to the hotel's serene, chic character.
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