Ultra luxury hotels in St. Barts

St. Barts, made for the stay.

A small Caribbean island where the choice is between Flamands Beach, St Jean Bay and the quieter, wilder Toiny coast.

The island is compact, but its beaches have different moods. Flamands is broad and calm; St Jean is closer to the restaurants and boutiques; Toiny faces the Atlantic and feels further away. A hotel here shapes the whole trip, from the first swim to the evening table.

Our three addresses offer distinct versions of St. Barts. Cheval Blanc sits directly on Flamands Beach. Eden Rock occupies the promontory above St Jean Bay. Le Toiny is a collection of private pool suites over Toiny Bay. Choose the coast first, then the room.

3 hotels

Where to stay in St. Barts.

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Flamands Beach from Cheval Blanc St-Barth

St. Barts

Saint Barthélemy

Cheval Blanc St-Barth

On Flamands Beach, with rooms, suites and villas between the sand and tropical gardens.

Price on request

St. Barts

Saint Barthélemy

Eden Rock - St Barths

A St Jean Bay landmark with individually styled suites on the rock and by the beach.

Price on request

Private pool villa at Le Toiny above Toiny Bay

St. Barts

Saint Barthélemy

Le Toiny

Private pool suites above the quieter, Atlantic-facing Toiny coast.

From $2,421 a nightCheck rates

Know the city

Where to base yourself.

Flamands

A wide beach and a gentler pace on the island’s north coast.

St Jean

Bay, beach clubs, shops and restaurants close to Eden Rock.

Toiny

An Atlantic-facing coast for privacy, surf views and villa-style stays.

St. Barts in pictures

Photos courtesy of the hotels.

When to go

St. Barts through the year.

Janbest
Febbest
Marbest
Aprbest
Maygood
Jungood
Julquiet
Augquiet
Sepquiet
Octquiet
Novquiet
Decbest

Best · Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr

Drier, popular months for beach days; book the preferred room early.

Good · May, Jun

Warmer, quieter island days before the late-summer storm season.

Quieter · Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov

Hotter, wetter months with storm risk; check hotel opening dates.

Getting there

Arriving in St. Barts.

Each hotel page lists its address, check-in times and the hotel's own transfer times.

Good to know

The small airport is served by short regional flights, with ferries from St Martin as another route.
Some hotels and restaurants close during the quieter season.
The euro is the local currency.

Practical

Before you go.

Getting there: Most international journeys connect through St Martin or San Juan before the short flight to St. Barts. Ferry services also run from St Martin.
When to go: December to April is the most popular dry season. May and June are quieter; late summer and autumn have a higher risk of storms.
Currency: Euro (EUR).
Our tip: Choose your beach as carefully as your hotel. Toiny is for seclusion; St Jean is for easy access to the island’s social centre.

Questions

St. Barts, answered.

Where should I stay on St. Barts?

Flamands is for a broad beach, St Jean for the island’s social centre, and Toiny for a private pool suite away from the busier bays.

How do I reach St. Barts?

Connect by regional flight, commonly through St Martin or San Juan, or take a ferry from St Martin.

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