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ST.MAARTEN/ST. MARTIN hotels & resorts all-inclusive optional all-inclusive optional 4 Sonesta Great Bay Beach Resort 3.5 Location: Beachfront, 15 minutes from the airport. Unique Features: A haven for water sports enthusiasts, this beachfront resort boasts freshwater pools, water sports, a lively nightclub and live entertainment. Grab a drink at the swim-up bar, enjoy delicious cuisine and play golf at the nearby championship course. Whatever the activity, there is something for everyone at this distinctive hotel. Sonesta Maho Beach Resort & Casino Location: Beachfront on Simpson Bay. Unique Features: Featuring beautiful facilities, a spacious beach and a friendly island atmosphere, there is something for everyone at this popular Caribbean hotel. Located on the Dutch Side of the Netherland Antilles, it offers a casino, fitness center, tennis courts, a health spa, an activities desk, pools and a swim-up bar. For over 60 years, Sonesta Resorts have provided the ideal setting for relaxing Caribbean getaways. Today, Sonesta Great Bay Beach Resort and the Sonesta Maho Beach Resort & Casino are making vacation dreams a reality by offering the perfect blend of service and sunshine. Escape the everyday during unforgettable stays at one of Sonesta’s dynamic St. Maarten resorts! 4 Westin St. Maarten Dawn Beach Resort & Spa Location: Beachfront in Dutch St. Maarten. Unique Features: Nestled into the lush hillside, amidst miles of blue Caribbean and acres of tropical colors and sandy white beach, this lovely resort is sure to please. Polished guestrooms feature Westin's Heavenly Bed® and Heavenly Bath® while the upscale spa, oceanfront restaurants and fun-filled kid’s club ensure unforgettable vacations for every member of the family. Blending the essence of the Dutch Caribbean with a wide array of sophisticated amenities and services, this newly-opened, inviting resort is a beach lover’s dream. Plus, it offers an upscale European-style Hibiscus Spa, superior duty-free shops, water sports galore and diverse dining options that fuse rich island flavors with uncompromising service. 4 Alamanda Resort Location: Beachfront on Orient Bay. Unique Features: Escape to a world where beautiful white sand blends seamlessly into the Caribbean during stays at this intimate, Caribbean escape. Here tropically-furnished guestrooms provide a cool retreat, while superior amenities ensure comfort and convenience for each and every guest. From the exciting water sports and wide selection of shopping and dining, this hotel is sure to please. 3.5 Divi Little Bay Beach Resort Location: Beachfront, in Phillipsburg. Unique Features: Overlooking the beautiful Caribbean on the charming Dutch side of St. Maarten, this appealing hotel provides the perfect getaway for sun-filled vacation enjoyment. Great for families and couples alike, it offers appealing children's activities, sparkling freshwater pools, a beachside bar, lighted tennis courts, a full-service activities center and a relaxing spa. With their collection of eight Caribbean resorts, Divi strives to offer unique Caribbean vacations for each and every guest. Located on a private peninsula between two beautiful bays, this fetching resort is minutes from the Caribbean’s best shopping and dining. 3.5 Esmeralda Resort Location: Orient Bay. Unique Features: Amidst winding gardens of hibiscus, bougainvillea and coconut groves, this Spanish, mission-style resort provides intimate accommodations in a laid-back setting overlooking Orient Bay. Stroll along the white-sand beach, dine in one of the appealing restaurants, swim amidst the charming pools and then return to villa-style guestrooms for some rest and relaxation.

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