text: Travelers staying in this part of St. John almost always spend time at one of the area's wonderful beaches. Having them available nearby will make this area particularly desirable.
  Each of the beaches in this region have different personalities, which have the potential to affect your visit. The following options each offer something a little different. Click the names below to view a detailed discussion:
  Great Cruz Beach is probably the most convenient option to visit near this property. Since this beach is a moderate traveling distance off, you really won't have to go far to enjoy it. Located on the west coast of St. John, Great Cruz Bay provides a well-manicured beach area that is popular with tourists, due to its proximity to the Westin Hotel. The area is fairly well developed, with restaurants and shopping centers nearby. Stay comfortable at here all day if you choose, since there are bathrooms available on-site.
  If instead you're interested in a stretch of sand that attracts very few tourists, Salomon Bay Beach could be just what the doctor ordered. Almost always deserted, this beach is hidden away within the lush confines of the national park. It's any easy hike from either Caneel Bay or Cruz Bay.
  Vacationers who'd like some more information about what's located nearby may be wondering how close (or far) the neighboring town or city is from their accommodations. St. John Guest Suites is located on the island of St. John, near downtown Cruz Bay; it's to the east-southeast of Cruz Bay.
  St. John Guest Suites serves as a wonderful spot for active visitors. There are a good amount of activities to be enjoyed when searching from this lodging. In fact, this particular region boasts plenty of places for travelers to explore, like Par Force Estate Ruins, Reef Bay Sugar Factory Ruins, and Lamshur Bay Trail. The nearest attraction of the three is Par Force Estate Ruins.
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  If you're on the lookout for an interesting place to visit, Par Force Estate Ruins is an alternative worth considering. This colonial estate was in use since at least 1721 when it was split up into four smaller estates; though the entire property was united after just over forty years. It would continue to be fully operation until around 1850 when it was abandoned.
  When deciding where to book your stay, it can sometimes be helpful to find out about nearby lodging options as a means to get a feel for the surrounding area. You'll be able to find lots of other destinations to learn about before reaching a decision, as this part of St. John houses an excellent variety of resorts and hotels to pick from. To get additional information on lodging possibilities available nearby, consult the following table.