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St. Maarten is getting a major new hotel: The Morgan Resort

May 27, 2019

St. Maarten is getting a major new hotel: The Morgan Resort
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Carib Journal

The latest chapter in St Maarten’s inspiring tourism comeback? A new hotel on the way.

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It’s called The Morgan Resort, Spa and Village, and it’s targeting a late 2019 debut on the shores of St Maarten’s Simpson Bay.

The sleek, high-design resort will have a total of 124 rooms and suites, along with a “sand-edge” infinity pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center and a full-service spa, among other features.

And then there are the rooms, arguably the centerpiece of the hotel, crisp, high-tech, plush units with spa-inspired showers and luxury amenities.

It’s set on one of the most iconic spots on the island, adjacent to the famous Sunset Beach Bar and St Maarten’s Princess Juliana International Airport, on the former site of the Alegria resort. 

It’s a major addition to St Maarten and part of what is a new kind of contemporary design aesthetic on the island (from the Sonesta Ocean Point and Maho to the new Roxxy Beach Bar), part of the reinvigorated St Maarten 2.0.

For more, visit The Morgan.

— CJ

https://www.caribjournal.com/2019/05/26/st-maarten-is-getting-a-major-new-hotel/

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=91320

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