Le Figaro
The opening of two splendid hotels, Le Barthélemy and Villa Marie, sheds new light on this Caribbean gem. An invitation to fine dining, turquoise swimming, and natural activities: surfing, hiking, paddleboarding, yoga... Saint Barth or the art of rejuvenation.
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Perched on the heights of Colombier, Villa Marie strikes a different chord, more subdued, in a colonial style. Antique verandas, carefully selected furniture, and from the terrace of the wooden bungalows, a breathtaking view of the island's hills, Flamands Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. One could easily play Robinson Crusoe in these luxury cabins until time forgets us.
In Colombier, Villa Marie Saint-Barth is the island's newest charming address! This former hotel has retained its colonial character, enhanced by furniture sourced from around the world by Jocelyne Sibuet, the founder of Les Fermes de Marie in Megève. Teak verandas, mahogany armchairs, bamboo or mother-of-pearl inlay consoles... A chic tropical style that varies from one bungalow to another. No access to the sea, but a delightful tropical garden and a breathtaking view of Flamands Bay from the 18 bungalows and villas (including 2 dream villas with private pools), spread out in a property with lush vegetation. Pool, spa, and excellent dining options.
Fine dining in a setting that is no less refined, that of Villa Marie. A subdued colonial atmosphere, cigar bar, rum cellar. On the plates: prawns flambéed in aged rum, roasted red tuna with mild spices, and mahi-mahi ceviche...
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