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Runs on solar rather than diesel or grid fossil power.
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44 rooms and suites, plus villas rooms recorded
Beachfront · Grand Cul-de-Sac · The Caribbean
Dining at Le Barthelemy includes the fine-dining restaurant Abyss (French savoir-faire and Caribbean vibrancy, fresh seafood and local produce), the casual seaside Amis St. Barth, Seven Stars Bar and Le Turquoise Pool Bar. The site states Abyss focuses on working towards a more eco-responsible restaurant, tending to zero-waste cooking, limiting food waste and plastic, respecting seasonality and committing to ethical values.
Le Barthelemy offers snorkelling, stand-up paddleboarding, canoeing, yachting and deep-sea fishing from the Water Sport house in Grand Cul-de-Sac, plus Spa La Mer treatments, wellness and longevity programmes, guided hikes, an "Adopt a Coral" reef experience and a zero-waste cooking class.
Le Barthelemy states its Abyss restaurant works towards being a more eco-responsible restaurant with zero-waste cooking that limits food waste and plastic and respects seasonality, offers a zero-waste cooking class, and runs an "Adopt a Coral" reef restoration experience where guests can support ocean conservation.
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Rooms sit at the top of the price band. If you're watching pennies, this stay will test that.
The eco score is 2/5. The green here is light-touch, not hardcore. If deep sustainability is the whole point, look at the 4 to 5s.
The eco score is 2/5. Ask what's actually in place (solar, water, waste) before you book on green credentials.
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The hotel displays Green Globe Certification on its website.
Green Globe, certified 17 September 2024
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44 rooms and suites, plus villas rooms recorded
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Dining at Le Barthelemy includes the fine-dining restaurant Abyss (French savoir-faire and Caribbean vibrancy, fresh seafood and local produce), the casual seaside Amis St. Barth, Seven Stars Bar and Le Turquoise Pool Bar. The site states Abyss focuses on working towards a more eco-responsible restaurant, tending to zero-waste cooking, limiting food waste and plastic, respecting seasonality and committing to ethical values.
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Beachfront · Grand Cul-de-Sac · The Caribbean
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Le Barthelemy offers snorkelling, stand-up paddleboarding, canoeing, yachting and deep-sea fishing from the Water Sport house in Grand Cul-de-Sac, plus Spa La Mer treatments, wellness and longevity programmes, guided hikes, an "Adopt a Coral" reef experience and a zero-waste cooking class.
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Le Barthelemy states its Abyss restaurant works towards being a more eco-responsible restaurant with zero-waste cooking that limits food waste and plastic and respects seasonality, offers a zero-waste cooking class, and runs an "Adopt a Coral" reef restoration experience where guests can support ocean conservation.
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