Moko Jumbie Guesthouse - Downtown

Come and stay in a little piece of St. Croix history, 1 block from downtown/boardwalk area. This beautifully updated unit features a private 1 bed/1 bath in the up-and-coming Hospital St. area. The Moko Jumbie house, which once stood as the Danish Armory, boasts characteristics of early nineteenth-century residential buildings of Christiansted. "The Guardians" a bronze artwork by sculptor Ward Tomlinson Elicker, is permanently located just steps from your front door.

The Moko Jumbie house, which once stood as the Danish Armory, boasts characteristics of early nineteenth-century residential buildings of Christiansted. This historic property is over 200 years old and has been restored with much love and care as a 4 unit building. The added interest is in the placement on the stepped site and the double curved grand stairway leading to a masonry bay centered against the front gallery. The original yellow Danish bricks throughout the exterior have been preserved and allocated with great attention to detail, providing a truly unique experience. The floors are original old pine, restored thanks to many months of work preserving their impressive longevity. "The Guardians" a bronze artwork by sculptor Ward Tomlinson Elicker, is permanently located just steps from your front door.

Located just 1 block down from the boardwalk, The Moko Jumbie Historic Suite has 1 bed/1 bath. Upon walking in, you are greeted by high ceilings and updated furniture and a place to put down your things. The bathroom has floor to ceiling tile and is completely renovated. The light pours in from the large windows. This stay comes with a split A/C unit in the main room to keep you comfortable in your preferred temperature. We provide all essentials.

All space inside your unit is private. The outside grounds are open to the public from 9am-3pm on weekdays, but usually empty. There is a shared laundry room downstairs open to guests from 9am-3pm on weekdays, additional times may be available upon request.

We are on an island where resources are scarce. Please use the water and power responsibly.