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We are very excited to be heading back to the island on Nov 9.
We haven't ever spent much time in Philipsburg and I was wondering if there are any good HH options? Does anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks so much!
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I would try The Greenhouse.
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Me too. Especially fun on a cruise ship day, watching people going back to the ship.
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Me too. Especially fun on a cruise ship day, watching people going back to the ship. Yep and waving bye bye to them as they head to the ship knowing you're staying there.
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The Philipsburg Greenhouse definitely has a good happy hour, but I'm not sure about the hours. And, the Ocean Lounge at the Holland House hotel I believe has a Friday Happy Hour from 4 to 7, but you'd have to check on that. Also, Chesterfield's is right there at the cruise port and I would think they would have a decent happy hour (but I was always too busy eating lobster there). Typically, you don't need to find Happy Hours ... they kind of find you.
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