Park Hyatt opened its first Caribbean hotel this month. Located on the idyllic island of St Kitts, the 126-room Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour spans the secluded beach of Banana Bay and offers unobstructed views of the Caribbean Sea and neighbouring Nevis.
Set within the upmarket Christophe Harbour yachting development, the new hotel is home to three restaurants, the first Miraval Life in Balance Spa in the Caribbean, two pools, and beautiful indoor and outdoor event spaces.
126 chic rooms and suites incorporate local materials and combine contemporary architecture with a colonial design. Each room’s Kittitian-inspired décor showcases views of the Caribbean Sea and the islands beyond, with luxurious touches including private balconies and terraces, rain-showers and deep soaking tubs.
For the ultimate in luxury, the three-bedroom Presidential Villa is equipped with a private infinity pool, wellness area, personal butler and private chef.
In way of dining, Fisherman’s Village serves ocean-to-table lunch and dinner overlooking the water. For a more intimate dining experience, guests can indulge in The Stone Barn adults-only restaurant. The Great House, reflective of a grand colonial home, offers all-day dining, a Rum Bar, herb garden, chef’s table and a conservatory serving plantation afternoon tea.
Perfect for wedding and other social functions, Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour features two lush private event lawns enjoy uninterrupted views of Banana Bay and the neighbouring island of Nevis. Additionally, the resort’s Reception Hall houses seven, chic indoor event spaces.
The Miraval Life in Balance Spa brings Miraval’s award-winning spa services to the luxury resort with a range of therapies that honour nature and the mind-body-spirit connection. Decorated with natural stone walls, the spa features nine treatment rooms, including three couples’ treatment rooms complete with heated private plunge pools and outdoor showers, and views of Mount Nevis. Yoga and meditation are on offer the 24-hour fitness centre, The Sugar Mill.
