Beach chair rentals
- crasherino
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Beach chair rentals
We are staying at the Westin villas in December so unfortunately we won't have beach chairs that come with the rentals.
Does anyone know of a place that will rent beach chairs? I believe the Westin will gouge with overpriced crappy chairs so if possible, I'd like to avoid that.
If the price is right, I suppose we could buy some too, so any advice for the best place to purchase chairs would be appreciated too. (and, assuming we'd have to buy them, any ideas for leaving them for future forumites use would be great too - i'd hate for them to go to waste).
Does anyone know of a place that will rent beach chairs? I believe the Westin will gouge with overpriced crappy chairs so if possible, I'd like to avoid that.
If the price is right, I suppose we could buy some too, so any advice for the best place to purchase chairs would be appreciated too. (and, assuming we'd have to buy them, any ideas for leaving them for future forumites use would be great too - i'd hate for them to go to waste).
- Boston Mike
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- toes in the sand
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For the money you're probably better off buying chairs and leaving them at the villa when you leave. The lumberyard on Centerline sells them as well as the hardward store in the Marketplace. I think I've seen them at the drugstore too.
You can rent them at the places mentioned but at $5/day you'll end up paying for a chair in 5-7 days anyway so why not donate them to the villa where you're staying?
You can rent them at the places mentioned but at $5/day you'll end up paying for a chair in 5-7 days anyway so why not donate them to the villa where you're staying?
- crasherino
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We actually got a neat sheet for our last trip based on your recommendation. Huge fan. So a belated thanks, btw.Gromit wrote:An alternative to beach chairs is a nice big Neat Sheet!
But, we are going down for a wedding in December and I am the de facto Julie McCoy on account of me being the only one who's been to STJ before, so I can envision at least several people who want chairs. Truth be told, even with a neat sheet/blanket, I still like to spend some time in a chair - easier to drink while reading
Ooops, I thought it was only like a couple of bucks per day.Gromit wrote:b-as-u-r -- I think the issue was cost with this option...
Okay, how about they run around to all the neighboring villas and "borrow" one or two chairs off the deck and then return them all at the end of the week.
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- crasherino
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Thanks for the helpful responses.
Apparently Crabby's has beach chairs for $5/day, $20/week. Being that we will probably head over to Shipwreck or Skinny's for Lunch as soon as we get on island, we can easily swing by and pick them up.
I will simply assign the members of our party, who are staying longer than me, the duty of returning them
If we find a similar arrangement in Cruz Bay, I will be sure to pass along the scoop.
Apparently Crabby's has beach chairs for $5/day, $20/week. Being that we will probably head over to Shipwreck or Skinny's for Lunch as soon as we get on island, we can easily swing by and pick them up.
I will simply assign the members of our party, who are staying longer than me, the duty of returning them
If we find a similar arrangement in Cruz Bay, I will be sure to pass along the scoop.

