Historic, but inexpensive, hotel
Neighborhood: Charlotte Amalie
Phone: +1 340 776 1829
Fax: +1 340 776 4313
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Built in 1829 as a French sea captain’s home, Hotel 1829 has been a hotel off and on since 1900. Exposed brick and stone walls, tile floors, louvered shutters and mosquito nets over the beds take you back to the time when a Caribbean vacation was something different than a stay at a chain hotel. The location puts you right in the heart of Charlotte Amalie, a boon for visitors who want to get out and about. Do not neglect the hotel's eponymous restaurant. It is one of the best on the island.
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12 rooms in total. Singles From USD 105. Doubles From USD 105. Suites From USD 220. Extra Bed From USD 20. Check In: 14:00. Check Out: 12:00.
Laundry Service, Restaurant, Television, Bar, Swimming Pool, Air Conditioning.
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While i was staying here the cleaning lady picked up my laptop by the screen and this cracked my scr...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 08 2009
We spend a week on St. Croix in a nice, but concrete hotel, so it was a wonderfull experience to stay in 1829. When you get use to all the stairs, the hotel just grow on you. The staff do their job, but if you get time to talk with them a new world open. The hotel is part of the Haagensen House tourist tour. I special feeling sitting with a cold beer and a group of tourist turns up. We got a fantastic invitation to the owns own balcony and what a view of the city, the harbour and the crusierships. The pool is small but so nice.
The bar wasn´t open when we visited the hotel. You get a good breakfast - if you ask for it....
Reviewed by:Lars Rimfalk J from on Sep 29 2006
Enjoyed the location and view
I stayed at this hotel in May of 2004 and found it to have a wonderful location and great view. I a...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 08 2006
