St. Barts combines compact Caribbean bays with a distinctive French-influenced dining and retail scene. Hillside villas, beaches and small coastal settlements shape the island's atmosphere.

Cheval Blanc St-Barth turns Flamands Beach into the island’s most polished resort experience, with tropical-chic rooms, dedicated Guerlain wellness and highly personalized service.

Eden Rock is St. Barts mythology made into a 37-key hotel, with wildly individual rooms perched on its famous rock, direct St Jean beach access and a deeply glamorous social scene.

Fouquet’s Saint-Barth is an intimate hillside hideaway above Gustavia where just 21 suites and a private villa combine panoramic harbor views, Gilles & Boissier design and French-Caribbean polish.

Hôtel Le Toiny is St. Barts at its most private, with 22 villa-style suites, a pool for every accommodation and a secluded beach club on the island’s wild southeastern coast.

A serene beachfront St. Barts hotel on Grand Cul-de-Sac, blending crisp French design, turquoise-water views, polished dining and a relaxed, sustainability-minded island atmosphere.

A minimalist St. Barts retreat directly on Grand Cul-de-Sac, known for Christian Liaigre design, calm water, sea turtles, an intimate spa and a low-key Italian-influenced dining scene.
Spread across a private peninsula between lagoon and ocean, Rosewood Le Guanahani St. Barth pairs colorful cottage-style rooms and private-pool suites with two beaches, two pools and an unusually relaxed interpretation of St. Barth luxury.