ST. EUSTATIUS - WHERE TO STAY
by Sport Diver Staff
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WHERE TO STAY

Statia doesn't have the type of high-rise mega resorts as some Caribbean destinations now do…and what you'll fine here is a refreshing departure from the typical. Most accommodations are family-owned and operated and offer the basics. Some offer pools and dining, while others are more rustic in nature. Check out the list from Statia Tourism or check out an online hotel review site like tripadvisor.com.

Country Inn
Small and secluded, with amazing views of Zeelandia Bay. Six air-conditioned rooms. www.statiatourism.com/countryinn

Golden Era Hotel
Twenty charming rooms, pool, restaurant and dive shop nearby.
www.statiatourism.com/goldener

The Old Gin House
Formerly an 18th century cotton gin, the Old Gin House is a historic landmark on Statia and provides 19 rooms. www.oldginhouse.com

Statia Lodge
Try something different at the Statia Lodge and stay in one of 10 exotic bungalows. The lodge offers a pool and pool house overlooking the sea.
www.statialodge.com

Kings Well Resort
A small resort offering rooms with balconies and views of Oranje Bay.
www.kingswellstatia.com

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