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The Caribbean’s Newest Rosewood Resort Is Coming Soon to St Barth
Rosewood’s newest Caribbean resort is set to open its doors in St Barth in November.
The new Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barth is a reimagining of the former Le Guanahani resort on Grand Cul de Sac in St Barth.
Right now, the first available rooms are on Nov. 28, according to Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barth’s Web site.
The property has a mix of 66 rooms and suites; that’s along with two pools, two beaches; a signature Sense, A Rosewood Spa; watersports; a tennis court; and a Rosewood Explorers children’s club.
The new-look resort has also added a new beachfront dining venue to complement existing eateries and bars.
Our pick for your stay? One of the property’s new Ocean View Pool Suites, each of which comes with its own private plunge pools and spectacular views of the turquoise waters of Grand Cul de Sac.
It becomes the fourth Rosewood-branded resort in the wider Caribbean, joining the Rosewood Mayakoba on the Caribbean coast of Mexico; Rosewood Baha Mar in Nassau, The Bahamas; and Rosewood Little Dix Bay on Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands.
St Barth is currently only accepting vaccinated travelers to the island. You can find more on the island’s travel protocols here.
For more, visit Rosewood St Barth.
— CJ
The post The Caribbean’s Newest Rosewood Resort Is Coming Soon to St Barth appeared first on Caribbean Journal.
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