Accommodation
Saint Lucia

Perched above the Anse Chastanet estate, facing the Pitons, this resort offers “sanctuaries” in organic architecture by Nick Troubetzkoy, each with one wall open to the outdoors. Twenty-four of them have a private infinity pool; the Jade Mountain Club restaurant and the Kai En Ciel spa complete the picture.

Nestled between the two Pitons in over 100 acres (about 40 ha) of rainforest, this resort offers cottages, beachfront bungalows and villas, with access to Anse des Pitons. It has nine dining venues and a spa, and was awarded a Michelin Guide Key in 2026.

A charming resort on the Cap Estate in the north, with a private beach at Smuggler's Cove, rooms, suites and one- to three-bedroom villas, and Relais & Châteaux affiliation. Two restaurants on site: The Cliff at Cap, serving Franco-Caribbean cuisine, and the beach grill The Naked Fisherman.

A resort terraced up a forested hillside, beside two beaches, Anse Chastanet and Anse Mamin. About a dozen rooms line the beach, the others climb the slope; the Scuba St. Lucia dive centre and about 19 km (12 miles) of mountain-bike and hiking trails are on site.

An adults-only (18 and over) hotel open to nature, with 25 lodges equipped with fans rather than air conditioning, on a 140-acre estate in the rainforest facing the Petit Piton. Guests get a free tour of the cocoa plantation; infinity pool and spa.

Built by hand between the Pitons, according to its website, Ladera offers suites that look towards the mountain (Heritage Suites, Gros Piton Suites, Petit Piton Suites) and an address on the Rabot Estate. The resort is home to the Dasheene restaurant, a rum bar and the lévé spa, and organises excursions.

An adults-only resort clinging to the hillside above the cove of Anse Cochon: 33 private cottages, some with plunge pools, in 15 acres of tropical gardens. Snorkelling, kayaking, an on-site dive centre and the Kai Koi spa, whose treatment rooms sit above the ocean.

A locally owned resort on a 19th-century colonial estate, one of the island's oldest cocoa plantations still in operation. Private cottages in the forest, a “tree to bar” tour, trails with views of the Petit Piton, the 5 Fingers restaurant and a shuttle to the beach.

An adults-only all-inclusive resort beside a beach of about a mile, with overwater bungalows and oceanfront Butler suites. Twelve restaurants, seven bars, five pools, PADI diving, and access to other nearby Sandals resorts through the “Stay at 1, Play at 3” scheme.

A resort terraced over about 60 acres of hillside at Labrelotte Bay, with rooms, suites, villas with private pools and beachfront residences. Several pools, a spa, restaurants, watersports and activities for children and teenagers; the resort presents itself as all-inclusive.