Come enjoy the tropical landscape, glorious beaches, and magical undersea beauty at St. Thomas’ Best Western Emerald Beach Resort. Tucked away on beautiful Lindbergh Bay, just half-a-mile from the airport, the Best Western welcomes guests with the warm look, style, and service of the Virgin Islands. With stunning views of land and sea coupled with charming Polynesian-style architecture, it’s the ideal place for a memorable vacation.
Indulge your adventurous side at Best Western Emerald Beach Resort. Enjoy a variety of watersports, including snorkeling, scuba diving, sunfish sailing, kayaking, and paddleboating on site. Surfing, golfing, sport fishing, and more scuba diving opportunities are available nearby! For guests looking to exercise, Best Western Emerald Beach Resort’s complimentary jogging trail and tennis courts are great fitness options. The pool and sparkling waterfall enhance the resort’s natural charm, and there’s ample lounge space where you can enjoy family time or relax.
Surrounded by landscaped gardens, cascading waterfalls, and lush tropical settings, the resort offers a central, convenient location close to the airport, shopping, and all of St. Thomas’ great activities and adventures. With daily specials at the Palms Restaurant (West Indian/Continental cuisine) or refreshing cocktails at the poolside bar, Best Western Emerald Beach Resort’s dedicated and pleasant staff will charm guests.
With Mahogany Run Golf Course nearby, guests can unwind on the greens. Regarded as one of the most picturesque courses in the world, the tropical resort experience continues on the links. The 18 championship holes, including the famous “Devil’s Triangle,” were laid-out with a challenge in mind. Not an advanced golfer? There are lessons available!
This delightful oceanfront resort offers guests a romantic and secluded ambiance on a quarter-mile of sweeping white sand. The 90 air-conditioned oceanfront rooms feature private balconies where guests can enjoy the refreshing breezes and beautiful scenery of St. Thomas.
