THE ROOMS

Distributed around the property by the pool, between the main manor and the independent bungalows, the seven rooms of the Manoir de Lorient accommodate up to 16 guests. Canopy bed, mezzanine, outdoor shower, or private patio: each room is unique.

White walls, immaculate linen, floor and bathroom elements in light polished concrete, the rooms convey a sense of freshness and serenity, barely enhanced by selected decorative elements with subtle contrast, perfectly embodying the discreet luxury spirit of the entire house.

Five of them are equipped with independent bathrooms and toilets. The other two rooms are connecting and share the bathroom, an ideal setup for families.

ROOMS 1 AND 2

In a first bungalow facing the pool, there are two rooms, each with its own bathroom.

In room 1, the beautiful ebony wood wardrobe, the mosquito net, and the ceiling fan, an eco-friendly alternative to air conditioning, give a vintage charm to the room. The adjoining bathroom includes a vanity unit and a shower.

Room 2 enjoys a direct view of the pool. An impressive canopy bed and a magnificent varnished wood console make this room the master bedroom of the property. Next to a designer wicker chaise longue, a staircase leads to a spacious mezzanine dressing area. The bathroom is equipped with a shower and a vanity unit.

The Manor of Lorient - villa 6/7 bedrooms Saint-Barth

The Manoir de Lorient - 6/7 bedroom villa Saint-Barth

The Manor of Lorient - 6/7-bedroom villa Saint Barth

ROOMS 3 AND 4

Continuing from this first bungalow, on the garden side, are two more rooms.

Designed symmetrically, they both offer queen-size beds and a television, and a bathroom with a vanity unit and a bright white shower, accessed from the room between two built-in wardrobes.

The Manor of Lorient - villa 6/7 bedrooms St. Barts

The Lorient Manor - 6/7 bedroom villa Saint-Barth

ROOMS 5, 6 AND 7

A final square pavilion surrounds an interior patio, grouping together the last three rooms of the residence.

The bathrooms in this pavilion feature stone walls, as a nod to the Norman origins of the main house.

In Room 5, the spirit of the islands prevails, with a canopy bed, a spectacular element of minimalist chic decor. Its adjoining bathroom provides access to an outdoor shower.

Rooms 6 and 7 are interconnected, the perfect arrangement for a family. The first, with its queen-size bed, will be ideal for two people, and the second, with its children's dormitory, has four single beds. The bathroom shared by both rooms also has access to the outdoor shower.