Paradise on the Peninsula Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barth, St Barth’s Like most resorts across St Barths, the devastation caused by Hurricane Irma in 2017 meant that renovations were pretty much from the ground upwards. After a painstaking 4-year closure the results are staggering, because the intrinsic character of one of the island’s best-loved resorts was both retained and embellished. to new levels of luxury A mainstay on St. Barth’s for more than 35 years, Le Guanahani was beloved for its colourful French Caribbean-style cottages, beachfront activities, relaxed nature and tucked-away location. Under the new leadership of Rosewood and with new branding and a new name, the relaunched Rosewood Le Guanahani St. Barth is ushering in a refreshed era of luxury while returning a classic back to loyalists. Part of that charm has to do with the overall vibe. Rosewood Le Guanahani is more laid-back than its competitors, in part thanks to its location on the northern side of the island, far from the crowds of St. Jean or Gustavia. It’s situated on 18 acres of lush land on a private peninsula with a lagoon and two beaches: Grand Cul de Sac, known for its kitesurfing, sea turtles and great snorkeling, and sandy Marechal Beach. Rocky promontories, a hikeable peak and the bluest waters of any beach on the island envelope the hotel. Whilst being the largest hotel on the island with 66 rooms and suites the 18acre footprint is expansive Discover the chic dining location and sophisticated bar with handcrafted cocktails and fine dining experiences, allow yourself to experience pure relaxation at the restorative Sense, A Rosewood Spa, or enjoy an array of nonmotorised water sports from the hotel’s white sand beaches. While younger guests learn and play at the engaging Rosewood Explorers children’s club, test your limits at the modern fitness centre with state-ofthe-art equipment and personal trainers, or simply relax by one of the hotel’s two swimming pools. 84
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