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Best Hotel Beaches in the U.S. Virgin Islands

The resort sits on a 170-acre peninsula of protected national park, and with the exception of Caneel Beach, which also attracts nonresort guests (all beaches in the U.S. Virgin Islands are technically public), the beaches feel secluded and private. Two of the beaches are child-free, to ensure an atmosphere of undisturbed tranquility.

The resort sits on a 170-acre peninsula of protected national park, and with the exception of Caneel Beach, which also attracts nonresort guests (all beaches in the U.S. Virgin Islands are technically public), the beaches feel secluded and private. Two of the beaches are child-free, to ensure an atmosphere of undisturbed tranquility.

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Caneel Bay, A Rosewood Resort

St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands

The resort sits on a 170-acre peninsula of protected national park, and with the exception of Caneel Beach, which also attracts nonresort guests (all beaches in the U.S. Virgin Islands are technically public), the beaches feel secluded and private. Two of the beaches are child-free, to ensure an atmosphere of undisturbed tranquility.

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