I know they are.
Bougainvillea scrambles up the walls, fountains splash in the atrium lobby.
And you're not going to bed down in a bare-bones broom closet. The sea, and the half mile of sand known as Reduit Beach, are just a short walk away. If the hotel restaurant downstairs is too pricey, go to the marina and you'll find meals to suit every wallet. Here is a colorful little house in traditional island style, its wood-frame walls decorated with gingerbread trim. It's one of the most acclaimed dining spots in what is now known as St. Martin's Restaurant Row, but it also tucks eight rooms into its leafy courtyards and patios.