One of the first resorts in St. Lucia to open near the small fishing port of Soufriere, Stonefield Villa Resort transports you to a boutique tropical getaway filled with relaxation and rejuvenation. Escape and forget about the world when you stay in one of our 17 French colonial style villas in St. Lucia, each equipped with its own private pool and all the amenities that embody comfort and luxury to make for the perfect...

Ti Kaye Resort & Spa is located on the secluded Anse Cochon cove on the legendary island of Saint Lucia – perfectly nestled along the cliff side overlooking the serene waters, which hungrily lap the silver sand on the secluded beach below. The resort is often described as inspired by nature; each cottage purposely built into the landscape, drawing from the beauty of its lush natural surroundings. Equipped with...

Calabash Cove Resort & Spa is an authentic All-inclusive and Adult-only resort. Beautifully positioned in front of the most beautiful beach of Saint Lucia and surrounded by tropical nature, so you never feel like your are in a crowd. We have 3 types of accommodations which all includes a jacuzzi for two and what makes it even more romantic is that every accommodation has the most stunning ocean view you can imagine...

Set in a stunningly beautiful location with its own secluded sandy beach. Being both private yet near to the chic Rodney Bay area and adjacent to the St. Lucia Golf & Country Club, it is in one of the most sought after spots on the island appealing to both the active as well as those seeking a relaxed retreat. The intimate and stylishly designed villa suites make it feel more like a private residence (albeit with impressive hotel facilities)...

This is where you’ll find luxury in nature’s embrace. Imagine: enjoying a spa treatment in a rainforest treehouse, walking the soft white sands barefoot on a culinary journey, then retreating to your own private cottage in the mountains. There’s no doubt our luxury Sugar Beach St. Lucia resort is here to renew you. Enjoy the serenity and beauty of 100 acres of pristine rainforest on the Caribbean Sea. It’s all at the site of an 18th...

Architect owner Nick Troubetzkoy believes passionately in nature. So he created a hotel that makes the foliage and the flowers, the perfumes and the peaks, the sea and the bird song an integral part of your vacation experience.The estate encompasses 600 lush tropical acres bordering two soft sand beaches. Not only do you get a World Heritage Site anchored by the twin peaks on land, the resort’s two crystal-clear...

East Winds beach is set in a natural, private bay, unmanicured but beautifully maintained. The sea is warm all year round and the natural setting allows guests to feel that they have a private beach all their own. With beach gazebos offering shade through the hottest part of the day, comfortable sunbeds and a beach drinks service, there is no need to move away from your book, exploring the coral reefs or learning a new water sports skill...

Rising majestically above the 600 acre beach front resort of Anse Chastanet, Jade Mountain Resort on St. Lucia’s south-western Caribbean coastline is a cornucopia of organic architecture celebrating St. Lucia’s stunning scenic beauty. Architect owner Nick Troubetzkoy has expanded upon his philosophy of building in harmony with Caribbean nature in his creation of Jade Mountain St. Lucia. The bold architectural design...

Once part of the Rabot Estate, one of Soufrière’s oldest and most famous cocoa plantations, Ladera Resort stands today as St. Lucia’s most unique and luxurious resort and the only resort situated on a UNESCO World Heritage site. The setting is breathtaking and unlike any other, on a volcano ridgeline 1,000 feet above the deep, blue Caribbean Sea, with stunning views of the Pitons. The resort’s intimate design, with just 37...

Owen Coleman, a world-class New York designer, discovered St. Lucia twenty-five years ago on a holiday with his family, when they stayed at a well-known beach resort near the village of Soufriere. It was only by chance that they drove past a small white stucco villa that his wife had considered renting. The owner of Caille Blanc Villa happened to be home and invited The Colemans to come in. When the family stepped out...