Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barth
Hotel
D209, 97133, St. Barthélemy
Highlights
Secluded peninsula resort with airy restaurants, spa, pool
Secluded peninsula resort with airy restaurants, spa, pool
"A tranquil, upscale hideaway on the quieter side of the island offering two beaches, a popular explorers-style children’s program, and roomy suites ideal for families; one featured Admiral Suite includes multiple bedrooms, a large living/dining area, and a wraparound balcony with sea views. Little ones enjoy in-room tents and stuffed turtles, bathrooms stocked with kid-friendly French toiletries, and chances to spot wildlife such as turtles and pelicans just offshore." - Lindsay Cohn Lindsay Cohn Lindsay Cohn is a writer, editor, and avid traveler who has visited 45 countries across six continents — and counting. She contributes to Travel + Leisure, Hotels Above Par, InsideHook, Well+Good, The Zoe Report, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Reborn after hurricane-era renovations, this pastel-hued St. Barth property marries classic island architecture with fully redesigned interiors that emphasize airy white-beam ceilings and breezy fabrics. Set on an 18-acre private peninsula framed by a lagoon and two beaches (Maréchal Bay and Grand Cul de Sac), highlights include Sense Spa treatments and the multi-stage “Le Morne” spa journey, family programming via Rosewood Explorers, and ample space to spread out across 66 accommodations." - Laura Begley Bloom
"A restored coastal retreat on an 18-acre private peninsula offering a serene alternative to the island’s buzz, with 66 pastel-painted rooms, suites and signature suites along winding paths and white-beam ceilings. The property is framed by a lagoon and two beaches—Maréchal Bay for sand and Grand Cul de Sac for snorkeling and turtle sightings—and features a Zen-inspired Sense Spa that includes immersive treatments such as the Le Morne journey combining a nature walk, body wrap, toning leg massage and head-and-scalp work." - Jennifer Flowers
"Sprawled along an 18-acre peninsula overlooking Marigot Bay on the so-called ‘other side’ of the island, the recently reopened Rosewood Le Guanahani is a wonderfully secluded slice of St Barth's. Cottages are discreet with private entrances, while many of the suites have private pools. All are enveloped by lazily drooping palm trees and other local fauna, with an endless breeze wafting across the beachside infinity pool and into Beach House St. Barth, a relaxed restaurant where Caribbean flavours are given a Mediterranean twist. This is still the best hotel on the island for watersports, from stand-up paddleboarding to deep-sea fishing and kitesurfing (especially from December to June during the alizé wind). —L.A."
"A high-end, guest-favorite island resort on St. Barth that occasionally releases rare promotional pricing, with current offers including 20% off Sunday–Tuesday arrivals or on one-bedroom suites as part of a larger Rosewood Cyber Week sale that also provides up to 30% off and a $100 hotel credit across the brand during the booking window." - Dan Koday Dan Koday Dan Koday is a New York City-based travel and lifestyle writer, editor, and content expert. His work has appeared in Condé Nast Traveler, Brides, Business Insider, Purewow, InStyle, Robb Report, and Food & Wine. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
