St Maarten is such a lovely place to visit. The Coral Beach Club is located in a peaceful area of the island. The staff are very nice. This island is full of the most pleasant people we have ever met. The Veranda next door was the perfect place to eat and enjoy a drink with a beautiful view of the ocean. We met many other travelers and had lots of fun.

My stay was 21 days, could have easily stayed longer!! Absolutely love everything: the restaurants, beaches, locals are so so friendly. Coral Beach Club checked all the boxes off and more! If you are thinking about going, do it!

wonderful condo , fully equipped kitchen even gordon ramsey would be proud of. the furniture is very comfortable and it’s part of the Oyster pond beach resort . so u have use of all the facilities and restaurants on site . the owners were very communicative and had plenty of recommendations if asked . highly sort after neighborhood , and would not hesitate to come back here again !

We booked Sea Star #24 at Coral Beach Club for its proximity to the beach and the French side of the island. The condo was newly furnished and well equipped. We liked it as soon as we walked in. We were greeted by 2 lovely young ladies who escorted us to the condo and explained everything to us. All areas were roomy and welcoming. The area is completely gated with easy pass codes. The beach was a short walk thru the property to a locked gate. The beach is shared with the Oyster Bay Beach Club to which we had complete access to use all their facilities. Downstairs from the condo was a superb restaurant that we visited 2-3 times a week. Ask for Landers. A short drive over the border on the main road led us to some other nice restaurants. Our favorite was Oasis which is adjacent to the Bread and Butter fresh bakery and small market with alcohol. We enjoyed our stay and would book again.

We enjoyed our stay. The condo was well equipped and comfortable. Easy place to cook and grill, and just a few steps to Dawn Beach. (Great beach)

We just returned from an 8 day stay at the SeaStar 24 condo at the Coral Beach Club. I cant say enough about how communicative the owners were prior to our arrival with information about the resort and island as it was our first time visiting Saint Martin. The condo is exactly as pictured with very thoughtful details for the guests. Toiletries, items for the beach to use, even emergency items like Hydrogen Peroxide should you need it. The kitchen was well stocked with basic items you could need for cooking and had available items like spices, cooking spray, and coffee. The staff at the resort were very pleasant and responsive. Our housekeeper Pandora was so flexible and made sure we had a clean condo to return to and was available if we needed anything. Priya and Ingrid were helpful with our check in/check out and answering general questions for us during our stay about things around the island. The Coral Beach Club and the sister resort are doing well with recovery since the hurricane with essentially all services up and running again. There is one restaurant not open called Beaus in the OBBR, but the Infinity restaurant there and the Big Fish are both running and offered a good menu. There were staff on the beach to help with beach chairs/umbrellas, etc. As most people have mentioned the Dutch side of the island has recovered at a quicker pace, but the French side which was very close by is bouncing back with restaurants opening again. There at times issues that they are diligently working on, the power flickered once or twice when in a store but they kept on working as they were, it didnt stop the process of operation at all. The islanders truly are"friendly people" as they have a reputation for. If we looked bewildered someone seemed to ask if we needed help when we were out and about. We had unfortunately a flat tire occur on our way home one evening and people came from their homes nearby to assist us. I am always a bit suspect when I read glowing reviews for places wondering if this is a fake review. I assure you we did stay at this resort in this condo and I would highly recommend it for your stay in Saint Maarten/St Martin.

Our condo was beautifully appointed and well maintained. As part of a condominium development that was severely hit by Hurricane Irma, it is lovely to see all of the headway that has been made to the re-construction of the town homes and little condo building. The grounds are being re-planted, the homes are being re-built, the marina is slowly being re-built. The beach is slowly being re-done and will once again be pristine. (The area closer to the beach resort was maintained for patrons. The area in front of the town homes will be completed once the homes are finished.) Construction happens daily - starts after 8 am and is finishes around 3:30pm. Our check in and check out experience was simple. Ingrid the on-site property manager was a dream. Any concerns or issues were handled deftly, promptly and with accuracy. Lorna provided twice weekly housekeeping services. She was thorough and efficient. Services at the affiliated Coral Beach Resort were good. Terrific pool with waterfalls and a great view to the ocean. Resort staff were helpful. On-site car rental was easy and quick. Wellness Spa was a pleasant experience. The gym was well equipped although some equipment (weighted balls, ropes, mats and balancing balls) need to be replaced as they were worn. The gym is well used. Sint Maarten/St. Martin is coming back from the devastation of the hurricane. The area around Oyster Pond and Bay (French and Dutch sides) is open for business. Fantastic restaurants (Infinity, Oasis and BHZ), new ones opening soon (Big Fish) and markets (Bread 'n Butter) . Delicious food, lovely people. Orient Beach is booming. There are still areas that are destroyed and deserted as insurance claims in some places are still on-going. The restaurants and beach bars are making a come back with most being set back further from the water therefore widening the beach considerably. Beach areas like Friar's Bay, Mullet Bay, Simpson Bay, Grand Case Beach, Indigo Beach and Philipsburg Boardwalk Beach are all beautifully maintained and clean. Yes, there are changes if you are a regular visitor to the island but the beauty of the island perseveres. Beach bars, restaurants and shops are making a come back. They love tourists. Stores and shops on the French side seem to be struggling a bit more than on the Dutch side. The re-construction on the French side seems to be slower but that said the Marigot market is thriving, restaurants and bistros have re-opened and there are new ones, too.

Great mid-winter getaway from the cold and snow of Wisconsin. Seastar 24 was a very nice condo...well appointed and maintained. Ingrid, local property concierge, was accommodating and helpful as were the owners Jon and Louise. The island is slowly recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Irma but this will be a slow ongoing process for years to come. Carribbean weather was terrific and we especially enjoyed the resort pool at Oyster Bay Beach Club ...just up the road from the condo. Our favorite dinner spot was a small French restaurant right in the 'neighbor' called l'Oasis. We enjoyed our visit!