Jade Mountain
St Lucia’s most iconic hotel, Jade Mountain has a spectacular location above the lush private estate and beaches of Anse Chastanet on the south-western coast.
Jade Mountain has a spectacular location above the lush private estate and beaches of Anse Chastanet on St Lucia’s south-western coast. Architect owner Nick Troubetzkoy designed Jade Mountain with bridges leading to 24 individually designed ‘sanctuaries’. Each of these has spacious bedrooms, lounge areas and infinity pools with fantastic views of Piti and Gros Piton mountains. There are also five ‘whirlpool suites’ with large bathtubs.
The accommodation and furnishings are made from environmentally sustainable materials, and there are no televisions, radio, or telephone in the sanctuaries, but Wi-Fi is available on request. The resort has a Celestial Terrace for evening cocktails and stargazing, and a spa and fitness studio. The restaurant specialises in a fusion of Caribbean flavours and runs regular events showcasing St Lucian cuisine. Much of the food comes from the resort’s own Emerald Farm and Chocolate Lab, which can be toured along with nearby springs and botanical gardens.
Jade Mountain is in easy reach on foot or by resort shuttle to the restaurants, bars, boutiques and beaches of Anse Chastanet.
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