LVMH buys Hotel St Barth Isle de France that blends tranquility with luxury


French luxury conglomerate Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton has purchased a Caribbean property in its latest series of acquisitions. Bought over from majority owner Adventurous Journeys Capital Partners (AJ Capital Partners) and others is the newest jewel in its luxury- hotel crown, seafront property in the island of Saint-Barthélemy. Located on one of its loveliest expanses, Flamands Beach, the Hotel St-Barth Isle de France is for the discerning eye that seeks the view of paradise. The isle that spans 25km² in the French West Indies has white sands and waters so blue; mesmerized are the ones that behold their view.

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The breathtaking boutique hotel is a five-minute drive from the airport and the main town of Gustavia. Having won numerous awards, including being named Best Hotel in the Atlantic & Caribbean Islands in Condé Nast Travelers’ Gold List of 2013 and US News & World Report’s 2013 list of Best Hotels in the Caribbean, Hotel St-Barth Isle de France serves up the best of both, sand and sea.

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Bathed in charms of vintage elegance, the pristine property comprises forty rooms, suites & villas that are each individually decorated. Enveloped in French- chic with subtle hues of sheer linens, the rooms waft in a natural luxury that complements the indigenous air of St. Barths. It also includes the luxurious Isle de France Spa and the resort’s signature restaurant, Las Case d’Isle.

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The LVMHWhite 1921 in St. Tropez is another luxury- oozing option for those in pursuit of French hospitality. For a holiday- birds that wish to migrate further than the European isles, the Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton resort hotel in the Maldives can put them out of their airborne- misery. If, however, one is a city- bird, French LVMH’s has luxury ventures at the Drake site in New York or their Cheval Blanc à Paris. For the more exuberant among us are plans of LVMH’s Middle- eastern, Oman offering, and exotic Egyptian property.

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[Via – Isle-De-France and Reuters]

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