Hotels in the U.S. Virgin Islands

Nestled in the Caribbeans east of Puerto Rico are 50 small islands and cays in Central America. The US Virgin Islands are a renowned paradise for divers, sun seekers, and surfers. Its tourist appeal lies in the unique islands, sand beaches, resorts, cays, and coves. The US Virgin Islands are exclusively tourist destinations, so if you're planning a vacation to these beautiful islands, you'll enjoy staying at various cities which are tiny islands in themselves. St. Thomas Island is the mainland, a former pirate enclave, and a vibrant port city; it's now famous for high-end cruise ships, chic restaurants, high-end boutiques, and bars. St Thomas is also home to stunning beaches and vibrant water sports. Nearby is the city-cum-island of St John National Park with its laid-back, greenish scenery, wildlife, and adventure. Ferry and speedboats are the fastest and most popular means of transport in St. Thomas and St. John. Hotels in the US Virgin Islands include Windward Passage Hotel, Mafolie Hotel, Chateau Nightwind, and Idyllic Villas.

The US Virgin Islands is an archipelago whose most significant potential lies in its vast tourism appeal. St. Thomas, the largest island in the archipelago, is the most famous island with its capital city Charlotte Amelie acting as a vibrant hub for cruise ships. The island's notable landmarks include its lush mountains, crystal clear waters, beautiful curving beaches, and rocky coves. Each of the 50 islands is a natural landmark and has a unique character. St. Croix is home to the beautiful Heritage Trail and Buck Island Reef National Monument, a spectacular underwater monument commissioned in 1961 and one of the famous dive sites in the US. In St. Thomas, you'll find the stunning Magens Bay watershed and the yacht-filled harbor of Cruz Bay in St. John. You can find cheap hotels in the US Virgin Islands, such as the Tamarind Court Inn, the Sapphire Desire, and the Palms at Pelican Cove.

When it comes to having the best nightlife in the incredible US Virgin Islands, there are so many places where you can enjoy a night of partying and entertainment. From sophisticated beach bars to live music festivals. Charlotte Amelie, Frenchtown Red Hook, and Havensight in St Thomas offer excellent food, live music, and a variety of cocktails in their wide selection of bars and restaurants. Here, you'll find the Cruzan Beach Club, the Sapphire Beach Bar, and the Rooftop Bar. In St. Croix's Christiansted and Frederiksted, there are plenty of beach bars and late-night restaurants. The Longboard Bar, Mountain Top, and Old Stone Farmhouse are other excellent places to check out. Enjoy a unique blend of American, Caribbean, and South American cuisine at Zion Modern Kitchen and Servant's in St Thomas. Most cuisines served here include the traditional Fish and Fungi, a dish of cornmeal, and fish fillets. Treat yourself to a delicious yet simple Caribbean snack called Johnny Cake and other native seafood like Pot Fish. Book hotels in the US Virgin Islands such as the Cruz Bay Boutique Hotel, the Holger Danske Hotel, and Hotel on the Cay.

Besides being an archipelago whose most fantastic attractions are its beaches and natural landmarks, the US Virgin Islands are also home to the best history and art. In St Thomas, you'll find Fort Christian, located in the heart of Charlotte Amelie that dates back to the 17th century. The historical museum has, over the years, housed a courthouse, a prison, a church, and a town hall. Entrance tickets are cheap. Nearby is the Annaberg Historic Trail, the ruins of the former sugar plantation now home to old slave housing units. Not to be forgotten is the Santa Cruz or St. Croix Columbus Landing Site, where the renowned explorer dropped anchor in his discovery of the New World. The Salt River Bay National Park is an Ecological Preserve that was declared a national landmark in 1960. There are no entrance fees to this site. For accommodation, book US Virgin Islands hotels like the Georges Royal Inn, Caribbean View, and the Sand Street Inn. The best time to visit these museums and other attractions here is April through to June when the weather is favorable, and December to March during the tourist peak season.

At just R9 019 per night on average, August is the least expensive month to stay at a hotel in U.S. Virgin Islands. The most expensive month to stay at a hotel in U.S. Virgin Islands is January.

As many would assume, more people stay in Saint Thomas Island than in any other city while visiting U.S. Virgin Islands.

The number of operators available for hotels in U.S. Virgin Islands is 2 818 as of November 2024.

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