The best available hotels & places to stay near St. Eustatius

Your adventure begins here. Explore one of the last hidden secrets in the Caribbean! Combining comfort, fun and relaxation, Golden Rock Resort offers guests an authentic experience with a touch of adventure. 32 rooms and suites range from 40- 80 sq meters (130 - 260sqft) including modern finishes and unparalleled ocean views. Beyond the stunning accommodations, the hotel offers an oasis of immaculate gardens beaming with colorful flowers that allow guests to enjoy a relaxing stroll and explore the hotel’s 40-acres (16 hectares) of oceanfront land. The Island One of the last hidden secrets in the Caribbean, St. Eustatius, is a tiny Dutch island dominated by the Quill, a dormant volcano providing breathtaking hiking trails along the ocean, through local rainforest and around it’s crater. Offshore, St. Eustatius National Marine Park's dive sites are considered as one of the best five diving spots in the Caribbean offering a vast range of coral reefs and shipwrecks. Discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493, the island was then claimed 22 times by different European empires over the following 150 years before remaining in Dutch territory. In 1756, the port town of Oranjestad was claimed as a free port with no customs duties, making it a major point for the transshipment of goods and earning the island the nickname of the ‘Golden Rock’. The island played an important role in the American War of Independence, and, in 1776, the dutch Commander of St Eustatius chose to salute the Andrew Doria merchant ship and thus recognize the independence for the newly formed American nation. Canons were ceremoniously fired from Fort Oranje to show respect to the visiting Americans. This historic event is now known as the ‘first salute.' The importance of the act was recognized 150 years later in 1939 by the visiting U.S. President F.D. Roosevelt, who had ancestral links to The Netherlands. Todays, St. Eustatius enjoys an open-air museum-like feel with artifacts from the 18th century weapon sales and colonial architecture.

Splendidly located on the south side of the Island, in a tropical garden with a panoramic view of the Caribbean Sea. For your peace and convenience, Statia Lodge has just 8 Hibiscus bungalows for dual occupancy and 2 Bougainvilla bungalows for four people, great for families. Our beautiful fresh water swimming pool & club house overlook the ocean. Each well appointed bungalow has a private terrace with ocean view, bedroom with a fan and a fully equipped bathroom.

Your adventure begins here. Explore one of the last hidden secrets in the Caribbean! Combining comfort, fun and relaxation, Golden Rock Resort offers guests an authentic experience with a touch of adventure. 32 rooms and suites range from 40- 80 sq meters (130 - 260sqft) including modern finishes and unparalleled ocean views. Beyond the stunning accommodations, the hotel offers an oasis of immaculate gardens beaming with colorful flowers that allow guests to enjoy a relaxing stroll and explore the hotel’s 40-acres (16 hectares) of oceanfront land. The Island One of the last hidden secrets in the Caribbean, St. Eustatius, is a tiny Dutch island dominated by the Quill, a dormant volcano providing breathtaking hiking trails along the ocean, through local rainforest and around it’s crater. Offshore, St. Eustatius National Marine Park's dive sites are considered as one of the best five diving spots in the Caribbean offering a vast range of coral reefs and shipwrecks. Discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493, the island was then claimed 22 times by different European empires over the following 150 years before remaining in Dutch territory. In 1756, the port town of Oranjestad was claimed as a free port with no customs duties, making it a major point for the transshipment of goods and earning the island the nickname of the ‘Golden Rock’. The island played an important role in the American War of Independence, and, in 1776, the dutch Commander of St Eustatius chose to salute the Andrew Doria merchant ship and thus recognize the independence for the newly formed American nation. Canons were ceremoniously fired from Fort Oranje to show respect to the visiting Americans. This historic event is now known as the ‘first salute.' The importance of the act was recognized 150 years later in 1939 by the visiting U.S. President F.D. Roosevelt, who had ancestral links to The Netherlands. Todays, St. Eustatius enjoys an open-air museum-like feel with artifacts from the 18th century weapon sales and colonial architecture.

Beautifully located on Orange Bay, Lower Town, Oranjestad and a hike away from the Quill Volcano, the highest point on Statia with panoramic views over the entire island and neighboring islands, the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. The intimate hotel convinces with its charming, elegant and cozy ambiance, where guests can find peace and pure relaxation without any unnecessary additions. The restaurant offers a diversified gastronomic experience accompanied by stunning ocean views. The Old Gin House is conveniently located on Orange Bay, right next to Scubaqua Dive Center in a quiet and historical area.