St. Barthelemy Hotels

Eden Rock

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • chic clientele
  • beach setting
  • can walk to shopping and restaurants

    Cons

  • some suites are noisy because of proximity to street

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Eden Rock Review

St. Barth's first hotel opened in the 1950s on the craggy bluff that splits Baie de St-Jean. Extensive renovations and an expansion in 2005 raised it into the top category of St. Barth properties. Each of the hotel's 34 unique rooms, suites, and villas is tastefully decorated and luxuriously appointed with plasma satellite TV and high-speed Internet. New, large bathrooms have either deep soaking tubs or walk-in showers; all have loads of fluffy towels and Bulgari amenities. The beachfront villas built on the property are magnificent and sleep up to eight, with full kitchens and beautifully appointed modern living areas. Stunning bay views and great service are uniform. In 2008 the resort added two enormous (two- and three-bedroom) superdeluxe villas, each with two private pools, an art gallery, butler service, private cinema, and use of a Mini Cooper. One, called Villa RockStar, even has a full recording studio. The breakfast buffet, included in the rate, is terrific and reserved for hotel guests only; the on-site restaurants are first-rate and deserving of a visit. New in 2010: a well-equipped gym complete with personal trainers and more than a dozen different spa and wellness services brought right to your room.

    Contact Information

  • Address: Baie de St-Jean, Baie de St-Jean, 97133 | Map It
  • Phone: 0590/29-79-99; 877/563-7015 in U.S.
  • Website: www.edenrockhotel.com
  • Location: St-Jean

    Hotel Amenities

  • 32 rooms, 2 villas.
  • Restaurants, bars, pool, water sports.
  • Rooms have: a/c, Internet.
  • Rate includes breakfast.

Member Reviews

  • stephenbrown, from USA
    9/18/10

    We spent 5 days here in September 2010 and we cannot say enough good things about the hotel. We were picked up at the airport and brought to check-in which was in the lovely lobby decorated with French antiques on top of the rock where we were served water and champagne. Then we were taken to our suite on the beach where we were brought a chilled bottle of French wine and light appetizers. Our room was gorgeous- we had the Colibri suite, which has a very spacious terrace and enourmous windows overlooking the sea. The hotel restaurant is one of the best on the island,lunch is stupendous and breakfast is something to look forward to- the chef even makes his own dougnuts. The service too was tremendous, the front desk handled everything from car rental problems to restaurant reservations to having to take an emergency ferry rather than plane to St Maarten with courtesy and grace. The construction was ongoing at the time of our stay, and while it was not ideal, the hotel more than made up for it with extremely reduced rates and the most wonderful service on the beach- a waiter would walk by every few minutes with fruit skewers or cookies (all free) offering to do anything for us.

    Eden Rock does not come cheaply, but I felt the overall experience was well worth the price tag. Everything about this hotel was unique and truly magical.

    Ratings details: Room: 5 | Atmosphere: 5 | Service: 5 | Value: 4
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