Availability
Select “+ more info” below for rates. Call 340-776-6805 for reservations!
In addition to arranging your rental home we can also assist with transportation and/or vehicle rental, restaurant reservations, grocery shopping, and/or catering services, and the planning and booking of activities such as boat rentals and other watersports.
Check in at 3 pm; Check out at 10 am.
Children over 8 welcome.
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Each bedroom features a private deck with incredible views.
*Rates are subject to change without notice until confirmation.
Low Season (April 12, 2015 – December 18, 2015) Rates:
1-2 Guests: $2600/week
3-4 Guests: $3050/week
5-6 Guests: $3500/week
Holiday (December 19, 2015 – January 4, 2016) Rates:
Call 340-776-6805 for holiday rates.
High Season (January 4, 2016 – April 11, 2016) Rates:
1-2 Guests: $3900/week
3-4 Guests: $4575/week
5-6 Guests: $5275/week
Room size:3 Bedrooms
General
Whimsical architecture, lush vegetation, and stunning views of Cinnamon Bay!
There are views, and then there are VIEWS! Cinnamon Tarn is perched on the crest of a mountain, 850 ft. above the world famous Cinnamon Bay. With stone arches and towers, the architecture is reminiscent of Danish sugar mill ruins (Danish tarn = tower).
Surrounded by the Virgin Islands National Park, the villa offers fabulous, elevated views of the famous north shore beaches and the British Virgin Islands. The Estate Catherineberg sugar mill ruins are an easy hike from the villa.
Dine alfresco on the deck, the veranda, or at the large mahogany bar while listening to the wind whisper, and watching ocean waves as the clouds cast shadows on the near islands. Enjoy St. John while “Living the Island Dream” at Villa Cinnamon Tarn.
Check-in time
Flexible
Check-out time
Flexible
Phone number
340-776-6805
Cancellation / Prepayment
Please call 340-776-6805 for prepayment and cancellation policies.
Pets
Please call 340-776-6805 for pet policy.
Additional information
The setting is secluded and quiet, with gated access for privacy, but close to beaches, hiking, water sports, shopping, restaurants, and other activities; a perfect place for a relaxing vacation in America’s paradise!
The veranda stretches from one end of the house to the other providing a resting area with incredible views and breezes. The constant mountaintop breezes make air conditioning unnecessary. Slider doors can be closed for rain. From the veranda it is merely a few steps to the sun deck and hot tub.
The three bedroom, two and a half bathroom villa is furnished with stone and rattan pieces, decorated in pastel colors, and provides a spacious great room with entertainment center. The adjoining gourmet kitchen has all new appliances and bar seating.
Completely identical, private master suites,with en-suite baths and stone showers, are located at either end of the veranda. Each has a private deck and even more of the beautiful view. The two suites are separated by the central living area, which features a large screened gallery leading to an expansive deck and a spacious, heated swim spa.
The secluded second level library/bedroom is reached by a tower staircase and has its own deck, which provides the ultimate pleasure for private sunbathing or stargazing.
Amenities include:
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Ceiling Fans
• Cable TV & DVD player, stereo
• CD And VCR players
• Wi-Fi
• Gas grill
• Board games, books
• All linens,
• Extra large washer/ dryer
• Beach chairs, cooler and beach towels
• Linens, hair dryer and bath towels
• Iron/Ironing Board
• Welcome snack basket upon arrival
The villa is 5 minutes from Cruz Bay, and a 10 minute drive to North shore beaches and the National Park.
Amenities
- Balcony
- BBQ/Grill
- Cable TV/DVD/VHS
- Dining room
- Full Kitchen
- Game Room
- Home Theater
- Hot Tub
- Linens Provided
- Mountain View
- Outdoor Furniture
- Reserved Parking
- Sunset View
- Washing Machine & Dryer
- Water View
Activities
The villa setting is secluded and quiet, with gated access for privacy, but close to beaches, hiking, water sports, shopping, restaurants, and other activities; a perfect place for a relaxing vacation in America’s paradise!
Let us know your interests and what excursions you want to do, and we'll make the arrangements for no additional cost!
Day Boat Charters, Private Charters, and Day Trips to BVI:
Almost two thirds of St. John is National Park. We are blessed with dozens and dozens of protected beaches. Most rental homes on St. John are close to the prime beaches that are a part of the Park and thus closed for development, and all of our homes have fabulous ocean views.
Some homes have beach access by taking a short hike, but as a rule, plan on driving 12 to 20 minutes to one of our many beaches, depending on your villa location and how far off the beaten track you’d like to be.
With other US Virgin Islands in view such as St. Thomas, Lovango, and Mingo, as well as most of the British Virgin Islands, day trips and excursions can be a simple public ferry ride, a private boat charter with captain, or rent your own boat and explore the islands that are within easy reach of St. John.
Kayak, Snorkeling and Eco Tours on St. John:
If you want to be “up close and personal” to St. John’s shoreline and pristine underwater scenes, kayak and dinghies are available to rent for half or full days. Windsurfing is also available here, and Snuba is a great way to see our underwater world without formal dive training.
There are also small companies that lead diving, kayaking, and snorkeling tours on both sides of the island. This is an exceptional value to families and those who want to learn more about our waters and history.
Internet
DSL/WiFi
Parking
Onsite parking is available.
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St. John
Activities
Over 60% of St. John is protected land, 5,000 acres of which was donated to the park service by Laurence Rockefeller in 1956. In part due to the protected land status, St. John is home to some of the most beautiful public access beaches in the world. Trunk Bay is an ADA accessible beach and is renowned for its crystal sands and underwater nature trail.
The most popular trek in the National Park, this trail begins on Centerline Road and descends 937 feet through a shady forest. While hiking, you encounter the visible remains of four sugar estates and ancient petroglyph rock carvings. The trail ends at the Reef Bay Plantation ruins near Genti Bay.
Part of the island’s National Park, visitors can travel back in time to 1780 when sugar, molasses and rum were produced at this very plantation. Meander among the ruins of the old windmill or catch a cultural demonstration. Transportation
As a United States territory, there is no passport needed for U.S. citizens. Because there are no airports on St. John, the only access to the island is by boat. A ferry service runs hourly from St. Thomas and daily from Tortola; regular ferries also operate from Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and Anegada. Once on St. John, Car, Limo and Taxi services are available. Food & Drink
While St. John is a small, secluded island, you won’t go hungry. Several Caribbean themed restaurants with daily catch seafood will please the palate, while also offering influences from Latin America and the Pacific Rim.
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