Room 2 Bedrooms Resort View Balcony
Resort View / 6 Guests / 2 King Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed
The Room 2 Bedrooms Resort View Balcony at The Westin St. John Resort Villas is designed for relaxed island living with a resort view from a private furnished balcony or patio. This non-smoking villa is accessed via exterior corridors and gives guests a comfortable base with space to gather, dine and unwind between days around Great Cruz Bay. Inside, the villa sleeps up to 6 guests with 2 king beds and 1 double sofa bed, premium bedding, a down comforter and bed sheets. The layout includes bedrooms, a living room and a dining area, with a kitchen equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and coffee/tea maker. A washer/dryer, in-room safe, phone, flat-screen TV with cable channels, DVD player, iron and ironing board add practical ease. The private bathroom features a separate bathtub and shower, bathrobes, towels, a hair dryer and free toiletries, with accessibility features including a grab bar near the toilet, lever door handles, lowered bathroom electrical outlets, a lowered peephole/view port, lowered locks/deadbolt and a visual fire alarm. This room category is not described in the verified information as an all-inclusive accommodation, so dining and inclusions should be confirmed at booking. Guests can still enjoy the flexibility of villa-style amenities, from preparing simple meals in the kitchen to keeping beachwear fresh with the washer/dryer. At the resort, on-site dining options include casual beach and poolside fare at Snorkels Bar & Grill, market-style provisions at The Marketplace at Great Cruz Bay, and additional restaurant options, giving families or groups the freedom to shape each day around their own pace.
What's included in this room?
- Private furnished balcony or patio with tropical resort views
- Two-bedroom villa layout with separate living room and dining area
- Two king beds and a double sofa bed, sleeping up to six
- Private bathroom with separate soaking tub, walk-in shower and robes
- Living room with a relaxed seating area for evenings in
- Kitchen with full-size refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher for easy meals
- Flat-screen TV, coffee/tea maker, in-room safe and free Wi-Fi
- Access to resort pools, beach and complimentary water sports gear
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Room 2 Bedrooms Resort View Balcony FAQs
What does the Two Bedroom Resort View Balcony room actually look out on?
This category faces the lush tropical grounds of the resort rather than the ocean directly, with the private furnished balcony giving guests a green, garden-style outlook that’s quieter than the beachfront-facing villas. It’s a good fit for travelers who want island scenery and easy access to Great Cruz Bay without paying for a direct water view.
How are the beds arranged, and how many people can comfortably stay in this villa?
The villa is set up with two king beds and a double sofa bed, split across a separate bedroom and living area, comfortably sleeping up to six guests. The layout works well for two couples or a family, since the sofa bed sits apart from the king bedrooms for a bit of privacy.
Is there a private balcony, and what do guests use it for?
Yes, every villa in this category comes with a private furnished balcony or patio. Guests typically use it for morning coffee, evening drinks, or simply unwinding after a day at the beach or pool, with views over the resort’s tropical landscaping.
What can I expect from the bathroom in this villa?
The bathroom is a separate, private space with a soaking tub and walk-in shower, along with plush bathrobes, a hair dryer and complimentary toiletries. Accessibility touches like a grab bar near the toilet and lever door handles are also included.
How does this two-bedroom villa compare with the resort's smaller studios and one-bedroom villas?
Compared with the resort’s studios and one-bedroom villas, this category adds a second king bedroom, a full living room and a separate dining area, making it noticeably more spacious for groups. It sits below the resort’s largest three-bedroom villas, which can include private plunge pools, but offers considerably more room to spread out than the entry-level accommodations.
What's included when I book a Two Bedroom Resort View Balcony villa?
Along with the villa itself, guests get access to the resort’s quarter-acre freshwater pool, private beach on Great Cruz Bay, tennis courts and complimentary water sports like paddleboarding, kayaking and Hobie Cat sailing. In-villa touches like a full kitchen, washer/dryer and free Wi-Fi round out the stay.
Is this villa a good fit for families or larger groups?
It’s well suited to families and small groups, thanks to the separate bedroom, sofa bed sleeping arrangement, full kitchen and washer/dryer for extended stays. The resort’s Westin Family Kids Club, which runs daily sessions for children, adds another reason this category works well for families traveling with kids.
How far is this villa from the beach and the main pool?
The resort sits directly on Great Cruz Bay’s 1,200-foot private beach, with the main pool and Snorkels Bar & Grill just a short walk from the villa buildings. Guests in this resort-view category are typically a brief stroll from both the sand and the pool deck.
Which side of the resort is quieter, and does this room fall on it?
Villas with a resort view, like this one, tend to sit back from the busiest beachfront and pool areas, making them generally quieter than beachfront-facing rooms closer to Snorkels Bar & Grill. Guests who want easy access to dining and the water but a calmer nightly atmosphere often prefer this outlook.
What should I know about getting to and around this villa?
This villa is accessed via exterior corridors rather than an interior hallway, and the room is entirely non-smoking. It’s worth noting that St. John has no airport of its own, so travel involves flying into St. Thomas and taking the ferry over, which is part of the charm of arriving at this island resort.