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THE CHRISTOPHER HOTEL
Sustainable Island Escape
Located above the rocky shoreline of the sought-after neighborhood of Pointe Milou (home to the raucous Le Ti Saint Barth and some of the poshest villas on the island), The Christopher has long been a refuge for those in the know on St. Barth for its understated elegance hosting 48 rooms and suites, and three recently added villas. Guests can enjoy The Sisley Spa's five treatment rooms and RIVYERA restaurant led by 2 Michelin-Star Chef Arnaud Faye.
"The good news is the hotel, located in the prestigious and quiet neighborhood of Pointe Milou, has emerged better than ever. The nearly 8 million-euro renovation included updates to the spa and a new fine dining restaurant"
Hannah Seligson, Town & Country
TROPICAL ESCAPE
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FACT SHEET
Nestled in the heart of a tropical garden, The Christopher's 48 spacious rooms & suites and three 4-bedrooms villas all enjoy panoramic views of the ocean. The Rivyera Restaurant, which also faces the sea, provides a unique culinary escape inspired by the Mediterranean and created by 2 Michelin-Star Chef Arnaud Faye.
location
Pointe Milou, St Barthelemy
opened
1993
PRICE
Rates starting at Є690
accommodates
48 rooms and suites,
3 four-bedroom villas
airport
Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) or Gustav III Airport (SBH)
top suite
The Ocean Panoramic Suite is perched above the sea. This suite has terraces with exterior beds where you can rejuvenate while watching the sunset after enjoying the newly added private jacuzzi. Contemporary materials were selected for close symbiosis with the environment, with a sense of harmony and absolute wellbeing.
unique fact
The Christopher's infinity pool, which overlooks the ocean from the hotel's clifftop location, is the largest pool in St Barth's.
social impact
Since 2019, The Christopher has been firmly committed to the path of sustainable tourism, and in 2021 received its certification from Green Globe, an international program specifically dedicated to durable development in the hotel and tourism industry. Meanwhile on property, the hotel contributes to the development of the Biorock project, which strives to protect the coral reef in Lorient bay. Preserving the biodiversity of local flora by planting species that are endemic to the Lesser Antilles and fighting against invasive exotic species are key initiatives.
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