Hurakan

18th-century patina methods are used on the woodwork and walls, creating an earthy color palette that bursts with ochre, bronze, and terracotta. At the center of Villa Hurakan is a spacious and comfortable great room, with a living area, dining table, and a galley-style kitchen. Vaulted ceilings of wooden panels contrast with the creamy, ivory-colored walls and furnishings.

The bedrooms at Villa Hurakan are spread across the property and all accessed from the covered outdoor terrace that wraps around the villa. Each room has air-conditioning and an ensuite bathroom with exquisite tile work and feature a plush queen-sized bed. Next to the lounge is an outdoor dining table, encouraging open-air meals in the cool evening.

Loungers and plush daybeds let you bask in the island sun. Another set of stairs leads down to a lookout deck, with a lazy swinging hammock and table and chairs, another ideal spot to admire the sunset. Below, you can watch as the yachts come and go out of Gustavia Harbor.

During the December holiday the villa rents at the full occupancy rate regardless of how many bedrooms are used.