stbartshopper
Senior Insider
True to the policy that bigger is not better, the Collectivité of Saint Barthelemy has approved the building permits for a new small scale luxury resort in Flamand, St. Barths.
The new luxury resort property will consist of 46 rooms. Whether it will be a four or a 5-star resort is yet to be determined by the Collectivité according to insiders on the know.
Apparently, the developer is Mr. Guillermo Pardo, a Venezuelan developer of luxury hotel properties. The Colectivité hopes that the property will bring more South American visitors to St. Barths. The property is 8000 square meters, which is roughly 86,000 square feet, making it just under two acres, and located along the road that leads to Hôtel Baie des Anges.
It is said that it will be the first time Guillermo Pardo of Luxury Scapes is moving into the hotel business in St. Barths and he will be the property developer while top hotelier, Hans Maissen, will be in charge of design.
Whatever the star rating of this new luxury resort in Flamand will be, it will defintely be good for business in terms of attracting new visitors from the South American content as the new owners plans to do a lot of promotion in South America (Venezuela and Brazil) to attract high-end guests to the resort.
The new luxury resort property will consist of 46 rooms. Whether it will be a four or a 5-star resort is yet to be determined by the Collectivité according to insiders on the know.
Apparently, the developer is Mr. Guillermo Pardo, a Venezuelan developer of luxury hotel properties. The Colectivité hopes that the property will bring more South American visitors to St. Barths. The property is 8000 square meters, which is roughly 86,000 square feet, making it just under two acres, and located along the road that leads to Hôtel Baie des Anges.
It is said that it will be the first time Guillermo Pardo of Luxury Scapes is moving into the hotel business in St. Barths and he will be the property developer while top hotelier, Hans Maissen, will be in charge of design.
Whatever the star rating of this new luxury resort in Flamand will be, it will defintely be good for business in terms of attracting new visitors from the South American content as the new owners plans to do a lot of promotion in South America (Venezuela and Brazil) to attract high-end guests to the resort.