This place is amazing....utter Ritz-Carlton luxury in St. Thomas. 3 bedroom, 3.5 baths...perfect for families. Walk out the door to the pool and onto the private beach. This is the Ritz Carlton CLUB - connected to, but separate from the hotel. Hotel guests cannot come to the club, but as a club guest you can use the hotel's amenities (spa, gym, restaurants, water sports, etc). Great restaurants, 2x daily maid service, full kitchen with all utensils and cookwear. Order groceries in advance! This is the prestigious "club" portion of the property. Private beach and pool that hotel guests cannot access. Recently renovated from top to bottom - this place is magnificent. True Ritz luxury and hospitality. I've owned this place for 14 years and it's amazing....just can't use these particular dates this year. You get all the privacy of a 3-bedroom apartment, but all of the amenities of a 5-star hotel since you're connected to the hotel property. All the dining, spa, water sports are available to you and your guests. Nestled on 30 oceanfront acres alongside idyllic Great Bay, The Ritz-Carlton Club, St. Thomas is comprised of a small group of elegant plantation-style buildings situated along the powder white beach of Great Bay. It is a place to experience moments of dream-like island escape, perfected through the renowned service and amenities of The Ritz-Carlton. Located on the east side of St. Thomas, the Club sits gracefully on 15 acres of sloping beachfront property. Sharing the site is The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas, named the number one resort property on the island by Fodors. Experience unparalleled pampering, from a relaxing cliff-side massage to an elegant dinner in The Grand Palazzo Club to a sunset cruise on The Lady Lynsey, the only 53-foot catamaran in the entire Ritz-Carlton brand. Feel at ease, knowing your Club Concierge will take care of everything. The Ritz-Carlton Club, St. Thomas is 20 minutes from Charlotte Amalie, 30 minutes from Cyril E. King International Airport, and 15 minutes from the ferry terminal to St. John which leaves from nearby Red Hook.