3-Nights St. Barthelemy, Le Sereno St Barth

Island Destinations

Perfectly nestled on the eastern edge of St. Barth's, the stunning Le Sereno Hotel embodies timeless elegance and understated luxury. Designed by Christian Liaigre, the hotel’s contemporary aesthetic and spacious accommodations offer sweeping views of the Grand Cul de Sac, a marine reserve with crystal-clear turquoise waters protected by a vibrant coral reef.

With a commitment to sustainability, the intimate beachfront hotel features exotic woods and stones, reflecting a harmonious connection with the island's natural beauty. Its exclusive villas, including the coveted Villa Le Sereno, provide an expansive haven of tranquility perfect for privacy seekers.

The Al Mare Restaurant, led by executive chef Raffaele Lenzi, redefines Caribbean dining with fresh local ingredients, while the Spa offers indulgent treatments in a serene setting. Le Sereno Hotel, a sanctuary of relaxation and refinement, sets a new standard for island getaways.

Profile: 39 suites and 3 villas, beach access, 1 restaurant, 1 bar, Valmont Spa with fully equipped gym, concierge services and complimentary VIP services in SXM Airport. Located on the beach, 10 minutes from St. Barths Airport, with flights from St. Maarten and San Juan, both with nonstop flights from major US cities and Europe. Boat connection also available from St. Maarten. Seasonal hotel, open from October to the end of August.

• “#6, Top 25 Favorite Resorts in the in the Caribbean, Bermuda and the Bahamas” 2016 & 2020, Condé Nast Travelers Readers’ Choice Awards
• Ideal for Honeymooners and Romantic Getaways
• Located in a Marine Reserve for Sea Turtles
• Exquisite, Feet on the Sand Dining Experiences with Beautiful Sea Views

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St. Barthelemy St. Barthelemy St. Barthélemy, also known as St. Barts, is a duty-free port, and there are enough bargains to set aside time for shopping, particularly for top-quality "name" merchandise. There is delicately executed straw work unique to St. Barts, braided and woven of lantana palm, by women of Corossol and Colombier. Other locally crafted products include sandals and shell jewelry sold in Gustavia, as well as paintings and lithographs by island artists. For an in-town nightcap and a romantic view, there's luxurious Carl Gustaf overlooking the harbor. The town has quite a few special places that attract interesting dinner crowds. Dining has become a stellar attraction of St. Barts. Renowned chefs from France and U.S. frequently visit the island, many of them open restaurants, and some even teach. Young chefs who have trained in France's greatest restaurants choose to work in St. Barts and have made the island a gastronomic showcase. Most restaurants are small but offer something special in food, setting, or atmosphere. There are 14 beaches, all blessed with gleaming white sand.

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