Open, layered interiors
Each residence has contemporary interiors with high-end finishes. Bedrooms have king-size beds and en-suite bathrooms with showers and double vanities.
— Aura Estate is on the hills above Anse Marcel, a sheltered bay on the north coast of the French side. Grand Case and its restaurants are a short drive away.
Aura Estate is a group of eleven contemporary residences on the hills above the bay of Anse Marcel, on the north coast of St Martin. Booked together, it has 15 bedrooms and 15 en-suite bathrooms for up to 30 guests, so a large group can stay side by side with a private room and bathroom each.
The residences are studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom villas. Villas 1 and 2 each have two bedrooms and a private pool; the three studios open onto the pool deck; others have garden or ocean views, and some have rooftop terraces. Every bedroom has a king-size bed, air conditioning, WiFi and an en-suite bathroom with a shower and double vanity.
Anse Marcel is a sheltered cove with calm water and a small marina. For how it compares with the island’s other beaches, see our guide to St Martin beaches.
Each residence has contemporary interiors with high-end finishes. Bedrooms have king-size beds and en-suite bathrooms with showers and double vanities.
Some residences have private pools and others spacious rooftop terraces, set among tropical landscaping on the hillside above Anse Marcel bay.
Fifteen king bedrooms across eleven residences: two two-bedroom villas with private pools, three studios with pool-deck access, and further one- and two-bedroom villas with garden or ocean views. Every bedroom has air conditioning, WiFi and an en-suite bathroom with shower and double vanity.
Concierge Inquiry
Send your details and our concierge will confirm availability, share options, and tailor the stay around your group and dates.
Your inquiry goes directly to our concierge team. We match you with the right villas for your stay goals, not just what is available.
Amenities & Features
Premium amenities are highlighted; everything else supports a self-contained, well-staffed stay.
What Your Stay Includes
Location & Access
Aura Estate is located in Anse Marcel, St Martin.
Below are our Anse Marcel villas. Tell us how many are traveling, and we'll match the right home. Our concierge team books yacht charters from Port de Lonvilliers, reserves tables at Grand Case's top restaurants, and arranges Princess Juliana Airport transfers.
The Beach & Access
Beach setting and access vary by villa. We confirm the exact position, the steps, and whether the beach is swimmable before you book. Ask us and we'll tell you precisely.
Frequently Asked
Up to 30 guests across 15 king bedrooms when the whole estate is booked.
Aura Estate is in Anse Marcel, St Martin. We can confirm drive times from the airport and what is within reach on foot before you commit to the location.
No. It is on the hillside above Anse Marcel, a sheltered cove with calm water, with ocean views from some residences.
Yes, a private chef can be arranged at Aura Estate. Chef service is booked on request and quoted separately from the estate rate, so it is never assumed to be included.
Aura Estate works particularly well for multi-generational trips and large groups traveling together. Tell us how your group is made up and we will say plainly whether this estate fits, or point you to one that does.
Rates are quoted per stay rather than published as a single number, because they move with the season, the length of stay and the size of the group, and taxes and fees vary by destination. Send your dates and we confirm availability and the rate with the owner before anything is charged.
No. It is eleven separate residences, from studios to two-bedroom villas, on one hillside property. It suits groups who want to stay together while keeping their own space.
No. Villas 1 and 2 have private pools, the studios open onto a pool deck, and other residences have rooftop terraces or garden views.
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