Serenity Suite
1494 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 5 Guests / 2 King Beds
The Serenity Suite at Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barth is a 1494 sq. ft. ocean-view retreat designed for generous indoor-outdoor living. Individually furnished and accessed via exterior corridors, the suite opens to a deck or patio where the view and private plunge pool create an easy rhythm between quiet mornings, sunlit afternoons and relaxed evenings. Inside, two king beds accommodate up to 5 guests, with rollaway or extra beds available for a surcharge. A separate sitting area and separate dining area give the suite the feeling of a private residence, while air conditioning, daily housekeeping, turndown service and free WiFi keep the stay effortless. The suite includes a Smart TV, desk, minibar and champagne service, along with practical comforts such as towels, bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer, free toiletries, soap and toilet paper. The bathroom arrangement includes two bathrooms with a separate bathtub and shower, and hypo-allergenic bedding, toothbrushes and toothpaste are available on request. Connecting or adjoining rooms are also available. Your stay is shaped by the all-inclusive ease of Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barth’s included resort experiences, with daily breakfast in the restaurant based on single or double occupancy per bedroom, complimentary watersports such as kayaking, paddle-boarding and snorkeling, and roundtrip transfers from and to St. Barth airport or marina when arrival details are provided in advance. Free WiFi is available in both the suite and public areas, so the Serenity Suite becomes both a peaceful ocean-view base and a seamless way to enjoy the resort’s private peninsula setting.
What's included in this room?
- Private deck and patio open to sweeping ocean views
- 1494 sq. ft. layout with separate sitting and dining areas
- Two king beds comfortably sleep up to five guests
- Two bathrooms with a separate soaking tub and rainfall shower
- Individually furnished sitting area lends a residential, understated feel
- Well-stocked minibar plus champagne service on arrival
- 49-inch Smart TV, coffee maker, free WiFi and in-room safe
- Daily breakfast, watersports and airport transfers included resort-wide
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Serenity Suite FAQs
What does the Serenity Suite look out over, and is the view worth it?
The suite’s private deck and patio face the ocean, giving an uninterrupted water view that pairs with a private plunge pool right outside the room. For guests who want to linger over coffee or watch the sunset without leaving their suite, this ocean-facing outdoor space is one of the category’s strongest draws at Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barth.
How are the beds configured and who does this suite sleep comfortably?
The Serenity Suite is fitted with 2 King Beds and comfortably sleeps up to 5 guests, helped by a rollaway or extra bed available on request for a surcharge. The separate sitting and dining areas mean an extra guest doesn’t crowd the sleeping quarters, making it workable for a small family or two couples traveling together.
Is there a private pool, and how is it actually used?
Yes, the suite has its own private plunge pool just off the deck and patio, distinct from the resort’s two shared pools. It’s best suited to a quick dip, cooling off between beach visits, or simply having pool access without walking to the Beach House pool or the adults-only Sense pool.
What is the bathroom like in the Serenity Suite?
The suite includes two full bathrooms, each with a separate bathtub and rainfall shower, plush bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer and free toiletries. Having two bathrooms is particularly useful for the suite’s higher occupancy, letting guests get ready without waiting on one another.
How does the Serenity Suite compare with the room category below it?
Compared with the resort’s smaller room categories, the Serenity Suite adds a private plunge pool, a separate dining area alongside the sitting area, and a second bathroom, moving it closer to a residence than a standard hotel room. At 1494 sq. ft., it also offers considerably more indoor and outdoor living space for the same ocean-facing setting.
What's included for guests staying in the Serenity Suite?
Guests enjoy daily breakfast in the restaurant, complimentary watersports such as kayaking, paddle-boarding and snorkeling, and roundtrip transfers to and from St. Barth’s airport or marina when arrival details are shared in advance. A resort credit toward dining or spa services during the stay is also part of the suite category’s inclusions.
Does the Serenity Suite suit couples, families or longer stays?
With two king beds, two bathrooms, a private plunge pool and separate living and dining areas, the suite works equally well for a family with older children, two couples sharing, or a couple wanting extra space for a longer stay. Connecting or adjoining rooms are also available, which helps families needing additional sleeping space nearby.
How far is the Serenity Suite from the beach and main pools?
The resort sits on its own peninsula in Grand Cul-de-Sac with two beaches on site, so the sand and lagoon are a short walk away rather than a drive. The Beach House infinity pool and the adults-only Sense pool are both within the resort grounds, an easy stroll from the suite’s exterior corridor access.
What should guests know about the Serenity Suite that isn't obvious from the description?
Because the suite is reached via exterior corridors on a single-level property with no elevator, it has an easy, ground-level feel rather than a multi-story hotel layout. The room is also non-smoking, and guests should note the resort’s seasonal closure in late summer through mid-autumn when planning a visit.
Is the Serenity Suite a good choice during St Barth's high season?
Yes — the suite’s private plunge pool and generous separate living spaces make it especially appealing from December through April, when the island’s dry, sunny weather draws the fullest social and dining calendar. Its ocean-facing deck also makes shoulder-season stays in late spring feel just as rewarding, with calmer logistics and warmer water.