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Bel Jou

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Bel Jou is a modern adult-only hotel with impressive views over the hills and coastline.

Perched on a hill above the capital Castries, Bel Jou is a modern adult-only hotel with impressive views over the hills and coastline. The hotel’s hillside location and lush surroundings create a relaxing setting for guests to unwind, while still within easy reach of restaurants and local amenities.

It has two pools, a rooftop terrace, gardens, a spa and 24-hour gym. There is a range of hotel and bungalow rooms with garden or ocean views, some with balconies and all equipped with air-con, cable TV, Wi-Fi and ensuite bathrooms with showers. As well as poolside and roof terrace bars, there are three restaurants serving a range of local and international dishes from buffet to fine dining.

Guests can also head to a nearby beach served by complimentary transfers with hotel loungers and bar service (operational hours and days vary).

What our clients say

A simple paradise. As described, up a steep path: Isla del Sol is all slopes and steps. The views, the gardens, the flowers, the rustic buildings. A sort of natural…
BC, London Sep 2016
An excellent specialist company with great attention to detail, abundance of local knowledge and great customer care. I have travelled twice with this company and will certainly travel with them…
AL, London Nov 2017
Santiago (our guide) was again excellent.
RE, London Jun 2017
Friendly helpful staff. Beautiful setting. Good restaurant, nice choice at breakfast. No tea making.
MP, Beccles Dec 2018
Good personal attention given that we were with a large group most of the time.
GN, Knightsbridge Jan 2016

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