Estate Shoys, Christiansted, St. Croix, 824, VI

Great House Ocean View Suite

400 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 4 Guests / 1 King OR 2 Queen Beds

The Great House Ocean View Suite at The Buccaneer Beach & Golf Resort places you in a 400 sq. ft. non-smoking retreat with an Ocean View and a balcony or patio for taking in the Caribbean setting. Tile flooring, blackout drapes, a ceiling fan and a laptop-friendly workspace make the room feel practical and relaxed, while free WiFi and a flat-panel television with satellite service keep downtime simple. Designed to sleep 4 guests, the suite is furnished with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, dressed with Egyptian-cotton sheets and provided bedsheets. The layout includes a desk, phone, free local calls, laptop-compatible in-room safe, iron and ironing board, and thoughtful family conveniences such as a highchair and in-room childcare available for a surcharge. The private bathroom has a shower/tub combination, hair dryer, towels and free toiletries. Champagne service is available, and a microwave may be requested. The Buccaneer Beach & Golf Resort does not offer an all-inclusive dining program, so meals beyond the included breakfast are paid. Every stay includes the breakfast buffet, along with access to the resort’s three secluded beaches, two pools, spa area and beachfront golf course, while spa treatments and golf tee times are separate bookable experiences. Guests also receive included extras such as a welcome drink, daily maid service, complimentary WiFi throughout the resort, and use of snorkeling gear, kayaks and paddleboards at Mermaid and Grotto Beaches.

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The suite’s private balcony or patio opens onto the Caribbean Sea, capturing the same coastline views the historic Great House has been prized for since the resort’s early days. It’s a genuine water view rather than a garden or courtyard outlook, so it’s worth the upgrade for guests who want to start the day with the sea in front of them.

The suite is set up with either 1 King or 2 Queen Beds, and it’s designed to sleep up to 4 guests. The two-queen configuration works well for two couples or a family sharing, while the king setup suits couples who want more open floor space in the 400 sq. ft. room.

Yes, the room has a private balcony or patio rather than a plunge pool or swim-out. Guests generally use it for morning coffee, sunset drinks, or simply catching the trade winds, since it faces the ocean rather than an interior courtyard.

The bathroom is a private en-suite with a shower/tub combination, hair dryer, bathrobes, slippers, and complimentary toiletries. It’s a functional, well-equipped bathroom rather than an oversized spa-style layout, fitting the suite’s compact but comfortable footprint.

The Ocean View designation is what sets this suite apart within the Great House, giving direct sea views instead of a garden or courtyard outlook found in lower categories. It keeps the same 400 sq. ft. size as comparable Great House rooms, so the difference is primarily the view and balcony orientation rather than added square footage.

Every stay includes the daily breakfast buffet, access to the resort’s three private beaches, two freshwater pools, the spa area, and the beachfront golf course, plus a welcome drink and daily maid service. Guests also get complimentary snorkeling gear, kayaks and paddleboards at Mermaid and Grotto Beaches, though meals beyond breakfast and spa treatments are booked separately.

It works well for both: couples often choose the king-bed layout for a quieter retreat, while families appreciate the two-queen option along with the resort’s highchair availability and in-room childcare offered for a surcharge. The compact 400 sq. ft. layout is comfortable for a standard beach vacation rather than an extended stay with heavy luggage or a full kitchen.

Because it sits within the historic Great House, the suite is close to the resort’s central hub, putting The Terrace restaurant and one of the two pools within easy reach. Mermaid and Grotto Beaches, along with Beauregard’s on the Beach, are a short walk across the property’s grounds.

Guests generally find the Great House setting calmer than the beachfront restaurant areas, since it’s set back from the busiest pool and dining activity while still overlooking the ocean. It suits travelers who want sea views without being directly beside the liveliest beach bars.

The resort operates on a non-smoking basis throughout, and dinner at the on-site restaurants calls for collared shirts for gentlemen and evening resort wear for women. It’s also worth knowing the property doesn’t run an all-inclusive dining plan, so only breakfast is included, with lunch, dinner and spa treatments booked and paid separately during the stay.

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