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Eden Rock - St Barths

Eden Rock - St Barths

Saint-Jean, Saint Barthelemy

Opened 1953   Renovated 2019   $$$$

“Glamorous promontory hideaway”

Luxe Design Social
Lively

Condé Nast Traveler

“A refresh of a storied classic that does not sacrifice any sophistication for modern perks.” 
Condé Nast Traveler
Eden Rock - St Barths — vibe

Vibe

Perched atop a coral promontory above St Jean Bay, vibrant red umbrellas, vintage yacht details, and open-air beachfront energy set the tone.

“Glamorous promontory hideaway”

Luxe

Dedicated villa butlers, attentive beachside service, and Jean-Georges dining directly along St Jean Bay.

Design

Martin Brudnizki interiors accented with vibrant coral hues, curated contemporary art, and vintage yacht motifs.

Social

Open-air cocktails and vibrant daytime mingling across the Sand Bar, Beach Bar, and Rémy Salon.

Lively

On the sands of St Jean Bay, surrounded by vibrant beach clubs and restaurants.

Eden Rock - St Barths — rooms

Rooms

Cottages and suites step down the cliffside to the beach, dressed in Martin Brudnizki rattan, bold artwork, and private plunge pools.

Eden Rock - St Barths — wellness

Wellness

Three treatment cabins sit perched atop the rock alongside beachfront cabanas using locally blended frangipani and mango butter from Ligne St Barth.

Eden Rock - St Barths — backstory

Backstory

French aviator Rémy de Haenen built the original home on this rocky promontory in 1953, hosting eccentric guests like Howard Hughes and Greta Garbo.

Eden Rock - St Barths — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Jean-Georges Vongerichten oversees the open-air Sand Bar right on the beach, while Rémy Bar pours shaken cocktails amid vivid tropical prints.

The neighborhood

Saint-Jean Bay stretches along the doorstep, where calm turquoise water meets a lively row of beach clubs, boutiques, and seaside bistros.

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