





Ocean View Suite
605 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 3 Guests / 1 King Bed
The Ocean View Suite at Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barth is a 605 sq. ft. retreat designed for easy island living, with an Ocean View and access via exterior corridors. Individually furnished and non-smoking, the suite opens to a deck or patio, creating a natural place to settle into the setting. Inside, air conditioning, free WiFi and a laptop-friendly workspace make the space as practical as it is restful, while a 49-inch Smart TV, minibar, in-room safe and complimentary newspaper add everyday convenience. The suite sleeps up to 3 guests and features 1 King Bed with bedsheets provided and hypo-allergenic bedding available. A separate sitting area gives the layout a sense of room to unwind beyond the bedroom, whether for reading, working or relaxing after the beach. The private bathroom has a shower only, enhanced by a rainfall showerhead, towels, soap, a grab bar in the shower and a wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanity. Free cribs or infant beds are available, making the suite adaptable for guests travelling with a young child. Your stay is shaped by the all-inclusive ease of Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barth’s resort experience, with daily breakfast in the restaurant included in rates based on single or double occupancy per bedroom. Guests can also enjoy complimentary watersports such as kayaking, paddle-boarding and snorkeling, as well as roundtrip transfers from St. Barth airport or marina when arrival details are provided in advance. Across the resort, free WiFi is available in guest rooms and public areas, completing a stay that feels relaxed, connected and unmistakably St. Barth.
What's included in this room?
- Private deck and patio opening onto sweeping ocean views
- 605 sq. ft. suite laid out with a separate sitting area
- One king bed with hypo-allergenic bedding, sleeping up to three guests
- Private bathroom with a rainfall shower, robes and a grab bar
- Individually furnished sitting area for quiet reading or evening drinks
- Well-stocked minibar alongside an in-room coffee and tea maker
- 49-inch Smart TV, free WiFi, in-room safe and laptop workspace
- Daily breakfast, complimentary watersports and airport transfers included resort-wide
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Ocean Cove Room
Ocean Bay Room
Garden Pool Suite
Ocean View Pool Suite
Garden Suite
Ocean Cove Junior Suite
Beach Room
Ocean View Suite
Ocean Bay Pool Room
Lagoon Suite
Admiral Suite
Serenity Suite
Bougainvillea Suite
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Ocean View Suite FAQs
What does the Ocean View Suite actually look out on, and is it worth the upgrade over a garden-facing room?
The suite’s private deck and patio frame open ocean views across Rosewood Le Guanahani’s private peninsula, a step up from a garden or courtyard outlook. Given the resort sits between Marigot Bay and the Grand Cul-de-Sac lagoon, waking up to open water rather than greenery is the main reason guests choose this category.
How are the beds set up, and how many people can the room sleep comfortably?
The Ocean View Suite has 1 King Bed and comfortably sleeps up to 3 guests. A free crib or infant bed can be added for a young child, making the room workable for a couple traveling with an infant as well as two adults on their own.
Is there a balcony or terrace, and how would we actually use it?
Yes, the suite opens onto a private deck or patio rather than an enclosed balcony, giving guests an outdoor sitting spot for morning coffee or evening drinks with ocean views, without it being a swim-out or plunge-pool setup.
What is the bathroom like in this category?
It’s a private bathroom with a shower only, fitted with a rainfall showerhead, plush robes, soap and towels. It also includes a grab bar in the shower and a wheelchair-accessible vanity, useful for guests who want a more accessible layout.
How does the Ocean View Suite compare with other room categories at Le Guanahani?
Where entry-level rooms look toward gardens or the courtyard, the Ocean View Suite adds a genuine sea view along with its own separate sitting area within the 605 sq. ft. footprint. Guests wanting more room, especially families, sometimes move up to the resort’s larger multi-bedroom Signature Suites instead.
Does this suite suit couples, a family, or a longer stay?
It’s built primarily with couples in mind, thanks to the single king bed and intimate sitting area, though the free crib option makes it workable for a couple traveling with an infant. Families needing more sleeping space typically look at the resort’s connecting or multi-bedroom suites.
How far is the Ocean View Suite from the beach, pools, and restaurants?
The resort occupies its own 18-acre peninsula with two beaches, Marechal Beach and the Grand Cul-de-Sac lagoon, both a short walk from the guest rooms. The family-friendly Beach House infinity pool and the adults-only Sense pool, along with the Beach House restaurant and bars, are all reachable on foot across the property.
Is there a quieter side of the resort we should ask for?
Guests wanting a calmer atmosphere tend to gravitate toward the Sense, A Rosewood Spa pool area, which is reserved for guests 18 and older, while the Beach House pool and its lagoon frontage draw more family activity. Either way, the suite itself is accessed via exterior corridors rather than an interior hallway, which keeps foot traffic to a minimum.
What's included with the room rate for this category?
Rates include daily breakfast in the restaurant based on single or double occupancy, plus complimentary kayaking, paddle-boarding and snorkeling. Roundtrip airport or marina transfers are also included when arrival details are shared in advance, and free WiFi covers the whole property.
What should we know about this suite that isn't obvious from the room description?
Because the suite is reached via exterior corridors on a single-level property with no elevator, it suits guests who prefer ground-level access over stacked floors. It’s also worth noting the resort applies a minimum check-in age of 18 for guests booking on their own, and the property closes for a seasonal period each year, so it’s worth checking open dates when planning a visit.