Belair Beach Hotel

We have been owners here for over 8 years and continue to be captivated by St. Maarten and it's people. It is a beautiful island with many of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The resort is very nice with a wonderful on site restaurant with very reasonable and delicious breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. Don't miss the barbecue night on Wednesday! The resort has a direct view of the island of Saba which is breathtaking. Belair Beach is next to the Divi at Little Bay which has it's own nice restaurant, and both properties share a beautiful beachfront. Brinks Car Rental is right at the resort and they offer some of the best rates on the island with free airport pickup and delivery. Ask for Zeki and he will take care of you. As for field trips, take the sailboat to Anguilla, hike the Lotterie Farm, shop for booze (at Antillian Liquor--a wholesaler)and jewels in Phillipsburg, take off your clothes at Orient Beach, visit the French Side and Marigot and follow the road around the island for some amazing views. Enjoy!

We spent a week at Belair Beach in early August 2004. The resort is small, but on a beautiful beach. Our unit was quite nice, they had just put new furniture in the day before we arrived. I found the kitchen to be very well equiped, and loved the fact that we walked only a few steps to the beach. The grounds were very well maintained. I found the staff pleasant and helpful, although they often functioned on "island time"

We own a timeshare here and have been back 4 times. It is a truly beautiful place.

The resort itself is very clean, well maintained and good staff. We did have occassional ant problems though in the suite.

Nice swimming pool and the food is good at the cafe onsite and the adjacent resort. You can walk into Philipsburg for shopping and dining. I liked being away from the more developed resort areas, this side is more quiet with just 2 other resorts located along here.

You can also do some snorkeling here too. My favorite thing to do is to sit on the balcony with a glass of wine and look out into the spectacular view of the bay. At night leave the glass sliding doors open and you can hear the waves against the beach.

The resort is well built and has held up well with mostly just aesthetic damage from hurricanes.

The view was spectacular from my oversized balcony. I could see Little Bay stretched over two resorts. The major food supermarket was close enough to walk to and, again, the scenery was breathtaking even on the way to get milk. The road, if taken the opposite direction, leads to a hill with an opening where cruise ships can be seen from a distance on Little Bay. I can think of no other resort in St. Maarten with this unparalleled picturesque beauty in its location.