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Reve de Saint Barth, Flamands
Reve de Saint Barth
Reve de Saint Barth in Flamands, Saint Barthelemy.
Flamands runs along the island's northwestern shore, backed by one of the widest sweeps of sand on St Barts (see Flamands St Barts). Three of the 31 listings compared on this site sit here: a small hotel with kitchens, an apartment hotel and a villa. None publishes a nightly rate without dates, so the booking page for each stay is where the real figure appears.
Every Flamands listing in this comparison shows its rate only once dates are entered, so the choice rests on character and guest feedback rather than a headline price. The small hotel scores 4.5 on the 5-point hotel scale from 37 reviews, the apartment hotel 4.6 from 49. The villa sits on the separate 10-point rental scale, where it holds a full 10 across 25 reviews. Each listing links out to a booking page that confirms kitchens, breakfast and everything else for your dates.
Most-reviewed stay
Reve de Saint Barth
Reve de Saint Barth in Flamands, Saint Barthelemy.

Hotel Baie des Anges
Small hotel · Flamands
Hotel Baie des Anges in Flamands, Saint Barthelemy.
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Villa · Flamands
2-bedroom villa in Flamands, Saint Barthelemy, sleeps 4, with a private pool.
Check availability →Choose the small hotel for a simple base near the sand, with a kitchen that keeps evenings flexible and breakfast covered each morning. The apartment hotel works best for longer visits where cooking for yourself becomes the routine, and its slightly higher score carries a few more reviews behind it. Neither has the scale of the resort clusters in Saint-Jean or Grand Cul-de-Sac. That smallness is the reason many travellers pick this shore in the first place.
A hotel room handles most short trips, and unusually for St Barts, both Flamands hotels pair a kitchen with breakfast, handy on an island where resort dining dominates. Larger parties or anyone wanting a full house should look at the villa listing instead. One thing to hold in mind while comparing: hotel scores run on a 5-point scale and villa scores on a 10-point scale, so keep them apart rather than lining them up.
High season on St Barts runs from November to April, with rates from mid-November, and Flamands holds only three places to stay in total, so winter weeks go first. January and March are the busiest reading periods for rates on this site. Book early if that window is fixed for you. From late April onward demand softens and rates tend to follow, which rewards travellers with flexible dates.