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| The Landmark Apartment | 2.8 miles | |
| Salty Sway III | 4.4 miles | |
| Stay In Style | 6.7 miles | |
| Sapphire Beach resort | 7.3 miles | |
| Bella Alba at Crystal Cove | 7.9 miles | |
| Villa Nautilus St. Thomas | 8 miles | |
| Marina Vista St. Thomas | 8 miles | |
| Sapphire Beach and Marina Duplex Villa | 8 miles |
$399
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Estate Thomas (2.2 miles from Cyril E. King Airport)
"excellent service n friendly staff"
Lorraine. United States of America$150
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Bolongo (3.3 miles from Cyril E. King Airport)
"The staff was wonderful. I had just gotten off a flight had a horrible experience. These people were so kind and actually found a room for me even though they were totally booked."
Bobbiwall1. United States of America$161
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Lindbergh Bay (0.4 miles from Cyril E. King Airport)
"Great location from the airport, a very quiet, clean and updated older hotel. It had a good vibe to it."
Magin. United States of America$139
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Charlotte Amalie (1.5 miles from Cyril E. King Airport)
"Wonderful location very close to the seaplane terminal and restaurants are near by."
Chereena. U.S. Virgin Islands$80
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Charlotte Amalie (1.8 miles from Cyril E. King Airport)
"Everything was great! Location, facilities, staff. There was a pool area that had a great view and Gail was great to help you with any issues. Complimentary cooked to order breakfast was amazing!"
Kyle. United States of America
Mafolie (1.7 miles from Cyril E. King Airport)
"Views were fantastic! Dinner was outstanding!"
Paula. United States of AmericaLots of activity with plenty of shopping and restaurants to choose from. The main area of Charlotte Amalie can be explored on foot. However, we found the traffic on the main road through town very busy. If you are staying on St. Thomas for a few days, it would be worth taking an island tour to explore more of the area including itsbeaches and history.
Charlotte Amalie is a pretty tired looking city,with roads that need repair and buildings that need paint and it is very busy in Winter with Cruise ships resulting in crowds and traffic chaos and very high accom prices due to demand.Better visit later in the year towards June when it is warmer but much more accessible from every point of view with better deals everywhere.
In the heart of everything. The locals are here not to friendly; however they will tell you how to catch the Safari, which is $1 - $2 transportation around the entire Island. The cruise ships come in daily and all of the retailers and vendors gear up for this. The water view is amazing,, sea planes, ships, yachts, just a beautiful experience overall. Shopping and fine dining is in walking distance.
Don't plan an itinerary if you don't rent a car. Just safari around. People will tell you Charlotte Amalie is not safe they are just low key racists. All good. Gladys' and the little pasta bistro near it are great.
There are many beautiful spots in Charlotte Amalie (Synagogue, the Danish Lutheran church, the fortress, the whole waterfront, the governors house, to mention some). We stayed away from the main street with all the shops most of the time (still spending quite a lot of money) because basically this is a tourist trap. The best thing about Charlotte Amalie is the surroundings (beaches, Coral World not to forget St John Island). We used the Safari buses, easy and great fun! We had lunch a couple of times at Gladys (very good and atmospheric). All dinners were at Bunker Hill Hotel (Very good).
The location is of course perfect, a ton of great restaurants and bars. The downside is all the hustlers trying to sell jewelry and get you into their store. There are literally hundreds of them and very unpleasant to be solicited so aggressively.
