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Tablet Plus: every stay includes select privileges and/or amenities. View privileges
Tablet Plus privileges for Le Sereno include:
- Complimentary upgrade upon hotel check-in, based upon availability
- A gift bag upon arrival with havainas (flip-flops)
- A free full breakfast, one per guest (max 2 guests) at the restaurant or in the suite (a value of 30 euros per person per day)
- A bottle of champagne upon arrival
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Le Sereno
Grand Cul de Sac
St Barthelemy, French West Indies
Style: Modern Design
Atmosphere: Quiet
37 Rooms
When it comes to a modern, living connection to Europe, there’s nothing quite like Saint-Barthélémy — it feels uncannily like a tropical island version of present-day France, like a little bit of 21st-century Paris on the beach. This urbane charm is Le Sereno’s bread and butter. Where most tropical island hotels can’t help but indulge in just a little pastel kitsch, this one stays fashionably composed through and through. The designer, Christian Liaigre, is perhaps best known for hotels like the Mercer in New York, and for his upscale retail and residential work, but Le Sereno is proof that his pared-down aesthetic travels well.
What was once the faded and distinctly un-hip Sereno Beach Hotel has been boiled down to its pure essence, and the interiors with their white walls and exotic polished woods are as stylish as can be. But stylish doesn’t have to mean uptight — the whole point of the Caribbean, fashionable St. Barth included, is effortless relaxation, and if you can manage to look good in the process, then so much the better.
The oceanfront rooms, open to the air, face the stunning tranquil cove of Grand-Cul-de-Sac, just yards from a splendid private beach. Guests sleep in canopied four-poster beds while the sea breeze floats in through the louvered doors. Guest rooms come with plasma televisions and in-room iPods, and sumptuous baths, complete with Ex Voto Paris bath products and custom-made robes and towels, ease the wait for the available in-room SPA treatments provided by Ligne St. Barth.
By night the Le Sereno Bar and Lounge is perfectly distilled St. Barth — at once laid-back and exceedingly stylish — and the Restaurant des Pecheurs brings locals and guests together to dine on fresh local seafood by the waterside. As everywhere at Le Sereno, the spaces are impeccable, as cosmopolitan as any city boutique — that they’re surrounded by such tropical island splendor is almost surreal. It’s a contrast that’s thrilling, to be sure, and probably unique: where else but St. Barth can you have an experience that’s so urbane, so European, just yards from the deep blues of the Caribbean Sea?
