Overview
Amble leisurely along miles of picturesque shoreline, as crystal-white sand intersects seamlessly with the sparkling turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. Here, you'll find the coastal paradise that is The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas – an exceptional U.S. Virgin Islands resort.
Cast as a tropical escape teeming with exotic marine life and endless opportunities to dine, relax and explore, the award-winning beachfront Virgin Islands hotel at The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas features:
- 180 well-appointed guestrooms, including 55 Club rooms, 19 suites, two Presidential suites and the opulent Ritz-Carlton suite, each with private balconies or terraces
- Four distinctive oceanfront dining experiences: Bleuwater, Great Bay Lounge, Coconut Cove and Sails
- Over 10,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and function space, offering stunning views of Great Bay and St. John
- Easy access to the splendid Blue Flag beach of Great Bay and Coconut Cove beach
- Comprehensive Aquatic Center featuring numerous non-motorized water activities
- 53-foot luxury catamaran, Lady Lynsey, available for day sails, sunset cruises and private charters
- The Ritz-Carlton Spa featuring 11 luxurious treatment rooms and a seaside cabana
The Ritz-Carlton Club® Level redefines the luxury hotel experience combining intimacy, comfort and exclusivity with the personalized service and attention to detail that are the hallmarks of The Ritz-Carlton. Club Level accommodations include 55 ocean view guest rooms, 15 one-bedroom Executive Suites, three 1,850-square-foot Presidential Suites and the opulent top-floor Ritz-Carlton Suite. All of the Club Suites at this resort in the U.S. Virgin Islands have unobstructed ocean views and private balconies. The Club Lounge offers four elaborate culinary presentations throughout the day and evening and a dedicated Club Concierge.
St. Thomas, the most populous of the four major U.S. Virgin Islands, is located 50 miles east of Puerto Rico. Though discovered by famed explorer Christopher Columbus on his second journey to the New World in 1493, and a popular port for pirates in the two centuries that followed, the earliest inhabitants of St. Thomas were indigenous tribes such as the Ciboney, Arawaks and Caribs.
Today, the picturesque white beaches, idyllic climate, rich history and natural beauty of St. Thomas attract visitors from around the world. From ample fine dining and duty-free shopping, to the plethora of active outdoor adventures such as kayaking, scuba diving, sailing, sport-fishing and more, the tropical playground of St. Thomas offers tourists the finest life has to offer.
