Luxury Villa Rentals in St Barts
St Barts villa rentals start here for travelers who want a private house, not a hotel room. We list 64 private villas across the island, from one bedroom hideaways to large group estates. You book direct with our team, so questions go to people who know the homes.
Villas to Rent in St Barts
Each listing includes photos, bedroom counts and the setting, so you can compare without guesswork. Browse the grid below, then filter by area, size or view.
Some guests want a cliffside quiet; others want a house near Saint-Jean beach. Either way, you will find a fit among these St Barts villas. Scroll on for neighborhoods, villa types and booking tips. Then come back to the grid with a clearer shortlist.
Why Rent a Villa in St Barts
No other guests share your pool or your terrace. You wake up in your own space, with a living room that opens to the deck. Families and groups get room to spread out without booking three suites.
Most of our homes have a private pool and a full kitchen, so breakfast and late dinners stay easy. You also get a home base for beach hopping: swim at Flamands one day, then drive over to Grand Cul-de-Sac the next. Luxury villa rentals St Barts travelers choose for that mix of comfort and freedom.
St Barts Neighborhoods: Where Our Villas Are
We also have homes in Gustavia, Colombier, Corossol, Toiny, Saline, Lorient, Camaruche, Mont Jean, Public and Anse des Cayes. For a fuller area by area read, see Where to Stay in St Barts.
Saint-Jean
Saint-Jean holds our largest cluster, with 17 villas around the bay and its beach. It suits guests who want beach clubs, boutiques and an easy first stop after landing. See our Saint-Jean villas.
Pointe Milou
Pointe Milou has 8 villas on the north coast headland, known for open sea views and evening light. It stays residential and quiet. Browse Pointe Milou villas.
Grand Cul-de-Sac
Grand Cul-de-Sac offers 5 villas by the reef-protected lagoon, where the water stays calm for paddle sports. See Grand Cul-de-Sac villas.
Lurin
Lurin sits in the hills above Gustavia, with 5 villas and wide water views. It is a short drive to town and the south coast beaches. Explore Lurin villas.
Flamands
Flamands has 4 villas by a long white sand beach. Visit Flamands villas.
The East and South
Petit Cul-de-Sac is quieter still, with 4 villas near the eastern shoreline. Look at Petit Cul-de-Sac villas.
Vitet adds 3 villas in the green eastern hills, inland and elevated. Browse Vitet villas.
Gouverneur counts 3 villas on the south coast hillside above a quiet, natural beach. See Gouverneur villas.
Find the Right Villa
Villas for couples (1 to 2 bedrooms)
Couples often want a small footprint and a strong view. Villa Sucrier and Villa Petit Astrolabe are one bedroom homes in Pointe Milou.
Villa Hamnen sits above Gustavia harbor. Villa Petite Bergamote is a one bedroom hideaway in Toiny. In Saint-Jean, Villa Escale offers two bedrooms if you need a little more room.
Villas for families
Families do best with a pool, a kitchen and bedrooms that are not all in a row. Saint-Jean and Flamands make beach days simple. Grand Cul-de-Sac suits younger kids who like calm water. Many St Barts vacation rentals in our list also add outdoor dining, so evenings stay at home when everyone is tired.
Villas for large groups (5+ bedrooms)
Big groups need real square footage and several living zones. Villa Solhem in Lurin has 9 bedrooms.
Villa Archipel in Flamands sleeps a large party in 8 bedrooms near the beach. In Saint-Jean, Villa Opale offers 7 bedrooms. On Petit Cul-de-Sac, Villa Saphir and Villa Émeraude each have 7 bedrooms for shared trips.
Beachfront and walk to beach villas
If sand time is the point, start with St Barts beachfront villas and homes close to the shore. Villa Archipel sits by Flamands beach. Villa Océane and Villa Rivage put you near Saint-Jean and Lorient beaches. Villa Soleil Levant is another strong near beach pick in Pointe Milou.
Villas with sunset views
West facing decks turn late afternoon into the main event. Villa Couchant in Pointe Milou is built around that evening light. Villa Havsbris in Lurin and Villa Sillage in Colombier also catch strong sunsets. From Villa Plénitude in Saint-Jean, you watch the sun drop over a turquoise bay.
For harbor watching instead, consider Villa Seglet, Villa Utsikten or Villa Hamnen above Gustavia. St Barthelemy villas with a harbor outlook look out over the yachts at anchor.
More Warm-Water Villas From The Collection
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Gated beachfront and golf villas on the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic, with direct flights from most US cities.
Whitewashed villas above the Aegean for the European summer.
Hillside fincas and sea-view villas on the calmer side of the Balearics.
The Riviera original: Pampelonne, the old port and villas across the gulf.
Camps Bay and the Atlantic Seaboard, at their best during the Caribbean’s quieter summer months.
What A Stay With Us Includes
A villa chosen for its setting
Every home is selected for its view, its privacy and how close it sits to the beaches and restaurants you will actually use.
Booked direct, 0% booking fee
Send your dates and party size and we confirm availability and terms with you directly, with no booking fee added.
One person for the whole stay
Connecting flights from Saint-Martin, a rental car, a chef, provisioning before you land, boats and restaurant tables are arranged by the same person who handles your booking.
When to Book
High season runs from mid December through April, when the weather is usually driest and demand is highest. Holiday weeks book first, especially Christmas and New Year. If those dates matter to you, reach out early so our team can check availability.
For month by month guidance, read Best Time to Visit St Barts. For the holiday rush in particular, see New Year’s Eve in St Barts. Villas for rent in St Barts still move in the shoulder months, so it pays to compare options before you lock flights.
December to AprilThe dry high season, with trade winds and very little rain. Christmas and New Year are the busiest weeks of the year and the best villas are often reserved a year ahead. March and April bring the big sailing regattas.
May to JulyWarm, quieter and easier to book, with calm seas and long days. Rates ease and the larger villas become easier to secure for family groups.
August to NovemberThe Atlantic hurricane season, with the greatest risk from late August to October. Some restaurants and shops close for part of the autumn, and rates are at their lowest.
St Barts Villa Rentals FAQ
How do you spell the island name?
Both common spellings point to the same place. We use St Barts throughout this site. Type St Barths villas into a search bar and you are looking at the same island. Official pages use the French name Saint-Barthélemy.
What currency is used?
St Barts uses the euro. Prices on the island are in euros, so a card with no foreign transaction fees helps. Keep a few euro notes for tips and small purchases.
How do you get to St Barts?
Most guests connect through Saint-Martin or another nearby hub, such as Guadeloupe or San Juan. The last leg is a short flight or a ferry ride. Book those last legs early in high season, because they fill up.
Do villas have minimum stays over the holidays?
Many homes set longer minimum stays over Christmas and New Year. Our team will confirm when you inquire.
Can you arrange extras such as a car or a chef?
Often yes, depending on the villa and the dates. Our team will confirm when you inquire.
Which part of St Barts is best for a villa?
St Jean suits guests who want to walk to a beach, shops and restaurants. Pointe Milou and the hills of Lurin and Gustavia have the big views and sunsets. Grand Cul-de-Sac is the best choice for young children, with its calm, shallow lagoon. Toiny, Vitet and Colombier are the most private.
Do I need a car on St Barts?
Yes, most guests rent a small car for the week. The island is compact but very hilly, and taxis are limited. We can have a car waiting for you at the airport.
When is the best time to visit St Barts?
December to April is the dry season and the most popular time to visit. May to July is quieter, warm and better value. August to November is hurricane season, when some businesses close for part of the autumn.
How far ahead should I book for Christmas and New Year?
As early as you can. The holiday weeks are the busiest of the year, many villas are reserved a year ahead and minimum stays are longest over the holidays.
What is included in the villa price?
Each listing shows a starting nightly rate as a guide. When you inquire, we confirm the exact price for your dates in writing, including any service charge, along with the deposit and cancellation terms for that villa.
Planning A Stay In St Barts?
Tell us your dates, the size of your party and whether the week is about the beach, the food or a celebration. We will come back with the villas that fit.