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Picture turquoise water hitting against your toes as you take in the breathtaking Pitons rising above the Caribbean Sea and ziplining through the lush rainforest on a volcanic mountainside! From the moment you set foot in St. Lucia, the landscape feels vibrant and dramatic. A big part in how you’ll experience the island is deciding where to stay in St. Lucia.
I’ve visited the island multiple times, and I’ve learned that where you stay can completely shape your entire St. Lucia vacation. By splitting my time in the north and south, I got to experience different St. Lucia resorts. From quiet coastal escapes to lively marina vibes full of nightlife experiences, I learned the country has so much to offer!
If you can, I highly suggest spending time in both north and south St. Lucia to get the ultimate experience. But even if you stick to only one region, understanding the differences will help you choose the St. Lucia resort that matches your travel style, whether that means relaxing at the beach, adventuring, luxury — or a mix of all three! Here’s my guide to the best places to stay in St. Lucia!
Best Boutique Hotels in St. Lucia
Imagine waking up to the sound of waves just steps away from your room, sipping coffee on the private terrace overlooking the Caribbean Sea, and ending the day with a breathtaking sunset. Boutique hotels in St. Lucia offer a personalized, intimate way to experience the island. They offer a quiet atmosphere and relaxing escape compared to all-inclusive St. Lucia resorts.
The Soco House (Rodney Bay)
- Best For: Couples or solo travelers looking for an adults-only St. Lucia hotel with a small, intimate feel.
- The Verdict: This Rodney Bay hotel is a standout option if you’re trying to decide where to stay in St. Lucia! With only 76 rooms, it feels incredibly exclusive compared to the larger resorts. Set on the site of the former Hotel Blu, the Soco House features a minimalist, all-white “European chic” modern design. This St. Lucia hotel is all-inclusive, and since it’s so small, the service feels so much more personalized!
- Pool Scene: There’s a stunning pool in the central courtyard, which is perfect for enjoying an afternoon cocktail and taking a swim!
- Dining Variety: There’s one main restaurant, which offers a fusion of Caribbean and international cuisine. Since everything is à la carte instead of buffet-style, this St. Lucia boutique hotel feels luxurious when it comes to dining. The Soco House also offers poolside Afternoon Tea!
- Beach Access: If you’re looking for a beachfront St. Lucia resort, this isn’t it — but it is an easy 3-minute walk to Reduit Beach. The Soco House provides a “Beach Cooler” service, where staff pack your drinks and towels for you to take to the beach.
- Note: This adults-only hotel offers a very chill, relaxing vibe. If that’s the type of energy you’re looking for in a hotel, the Soco House might be the best place to stay in St. Lucia for you.
- Insider Tip: For the ultimate convenience at this hotel, be sure to book a Courtyard Room. These ground-floor rooms allow you to walk straight off your private patio and onto a sun lounger by the pool bar.
Book a stay at Soco House here.
Cap Maison Resort & Spa (Gros Islet)
photo courtesy of Cap Maison Resort & Spa
- Best For: Families, honeymooners, or anyone seeking a low-key “hacienda” style retreat with easy beach access and great dining options.
- The Verdict: Featuring 49 rooms and villas, Cap Maison has a private Spanish estate feel. Offering plenty of Mediterranean charm, it offers a sense of intimacy with great service. This family-friendly St. Lucia hotel offers multi-bedroom villas, which are perfect if you’re traveling with kids in tow.
- Pool Scene: This St. Lucia hotel has two pools: a cliff-top pool with stunning views, facing Martinique, and a quiet pool in the Spanish Courtyard. Many of the villas at Cap Maison also offer private rooftop infinity pools, giving this boutique hotel a St. Lucia luxury resort feel.
- Dining Variety: This may be the best place on the island to stay for foodies! The Cliff at Cap is one of the most famous waterfront restaurants in St. Lucia. Offering gorgeous sunset views and a Caribbean/French-inspired menu, it’s worth checking out even if you don’t stay at Cap Maison. The hotel also offers Naked Fisherman, a waterfront beach bar that’s known for its incredible grilled seafood.
photo courtesy of Cap Maison Resort & Spa
photos courtesy of Cap Maison Resort & Spa
photo courtesy of Cap Maison Resort & Spa
- Beach Access: You have easy access to Smugglers Cove, a small secluded beach. It’s also one of the best St. Lucia snorkeling spots!
- Note: This resort is located in the exclusive Cap Estate, which is known for its quiet beauty. It’s a 10-15 minute drive into the main Rodney Bay strip, which is where you’ll find shopping, bars, and Reduit Beach.
- Insider Tip: If you stay at this St. Lucia boutique hotel, check out Rock Maison. It’s a private wooden dock below the restaurant where you can get bottles of champagne ziplined to you, making it a unique way to experience a sunset toast!
Book a stay at Cap Maison Resort & Spa here.
Rabot Hotel by Hotel Chocolat (Soufrière)
photo courtesy of Rabot Hotel by Hotel Chocolat
- Best For: Solo travelers, couples, or families who love chocolate, enjoy eco-luxury stays, and want an immersive rainforest escape.
The Verdict: This is one of the most unique places to stay in St. Lucia. Situated on the island’s oldest working cacao plantation, the Rabot Hotel is an open-air boutique resort located in the rainforest. The aesthetic of this family-friendly Soufrière hotel is sustainable luxe, so envision dark wood, crisp white linens, and private lodges that offer an upscale treehouse feel. - Pool Scene: Rabot Hotel features a 50-foot black quartz infinity pool, which offers one of the most epic views of the Petit Piton. You’ll find reclining loungers, “Boucan snacks”, and cocktails there.
- Dining Variety: The Rabot Restaurant is every foodie’s dream! This St. Lucia restaurant offers “Cacao Cuisine,” incorporating plantation-grown cacao into every dish. You’ll find everything from ribeye with red wine and cacao sauce to mahi mahi with cacao butter to incredible cacao desserts. The Rabot Hotel also offers the Cacao Bar and street-food style bites at Project Chocolat.
photos courtesy of Rabot Hotel by Hotel Chocolat
photo courtesy of Rabot Hotel by Hotel Chocolat
photo courtesy of Rabot Hotel by Hotel Chocolat
photos courtesy of Rabot Hotel by Hotel Chocolat
- Beach Access: With its location high in the rainforest, this is not the place to stay if you want a beachfront St. Lucia vacation. However, there’s a complimentary daily shuttle to Malgretoute Beach (which is about 10 to 15 minutes away). This St. Lucia beach is known for its calm waters and snorkeling.
- Note: This St. Lucia boutique hotel has an open-air concept, blurring the line between indoors and the rainforest outside. There’s no air conditioning, though the ceiling fans and mountain breezes give a nice breeze. There are also no TVs in the rooms at the Rabot Hotel, intentionally encouraging visitors to take advantage of an unplugged St. Lucia getaway.
- Insider Tip: Check out Project Chocolat, a hands-on chocolate-making experience. I had so much fun when I did it! Read all about it in my 15 Unforgettable Things to Do in St. Lucia post.
Book a stay at Rabot Hotel by Hotel Chocolat here.
Best All-Inclusive Resorts in St. Lucia
When deciding where to stay in St. Lucia, all-inclusive resorts are one of the most popular choices. From oceanfront dining and tropical cocktails to curated excursions and sunset views from the balcony overlooking the hotel pool, all-inclusive resorts in St. Lucia have so much to offer. They’re a stress-free way to experience the island’s beauty and charm.
Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa (Gros Islet)
photo courtesy of Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa
- Best For: Couples looking for a brand-new adults-only experience for a romantic getaway or St. Lucia honeymoon.
- The Verdict: Secrets opened in 2025, replacing the old St. James’s Club. Featuring 355 rooms, Secrets brings Hyatt’s luxury to north St. Lucia. Its technology is top-tier, and the room designs are sleek and modern. It’s the perfect St. Lucia resort pick for travelers looking for a reliable, luxurious stay.
- Pool scene: This resort features two pools, including an infinity pool with a swim-up bar that acts as the social heart of Secrets. The Preferred Club is set higher on the hillside, offering stunning ocean views and a peaceful atmosphere.
- Dining variety: When you stay at this St. Lucia all-inclusive resort, you’ll find plenty of food options. There are nine different dining venues to choose from, including Morgan’s Piers, which offers waterfront dining and French delicacies. There’s also Himitsu (which serves Pan-Asian fusion) and a 24-hour cafe.
photo courtesy of Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa
photos courtesy of Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa
photo courtesy of Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa
- Beach access: Located directly on Choc Bay, Secrets sits directly on a private, beachfront stretch of sand. The water is swimmable and warm. If you love being pampered on the beach, this is where to stay in St. Lucia. Secrets offers full beach wait services, so you won’t even have to leave your beach chair for a refill!
- Note: Built on a 30-acre sloping site, Secrets offers fabulous views from the “Master Suites” — but there can be quite a bit of walking on inclines and stairs. Since there are no elevators in many of the guest buildings, be sure to request a lower-level room if you have mobility issues.
- Insider Tip: If you’re able to swing the Preferred Club upgrade, it’s worth it. You’ll get access to the private pool and lounge, as well as access to Oceana for an exclusive à la carte breakfast by the sea. It’s a much more peaceful way to begin the day during your St. Lucia vacation than the main breakfast buffet.
Book a stay at Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa here.
Sandals Grande St. Lucian (Pigeon Island Gros Islet)
- Best For: Adults looking for a couples-only, all-inclusive resort in St. Lucia with access to one of the best swimming beaches on the island.
- The Verdict: Sandals Grande St. Lucian is the perfect place to stay in St. Lucia if you want a resort with calm Caribbean water that’s perfect for swimming. Located on a causeway between Rodney Bay and Pigeon Island National Landmark, Sandals is a massive, high-energy resort. It offers complimentary shuttles and exchange privileges at the island’s two other Sandals resorts.
- Pool scene: This all-inclusive St. Lucia resort features five pools and three whirlpools. There’s a high-energy, zero-entry pool with a swim-up bar or more intimate lagoon-style pools to fit anyone’s vibe.
- Dining Variety: Featuring 12 on-site St. Lucia restaurants, you won’t go hungry at Sandals Grande St. Lucian. You’ll find everything from authentic Italian fare at Toscanini’s, upscale British cuisine at The Olde London Pub, and fresh sushi at Soy. If you take advantage of your exchange privileges at the two other Sandals resorts in St. Lucia, you’ll find a total of 27 dining options.
- Beach Access: If you’re wondering where to stay in St. Lucia for the best beach access, this is it. Sandals Grande St. Lucian sits on a calm, sheltered peninsula with waters that make it ideal for swimming and watersports like water skiing and wakeboarding.
- Note: This is a very lively resort. Between the swim-up bars, beach volleyball, and nightly entertainment, it’s very high-energy and rarely quiet. If you’re looking for a vibrant, exciting escape, this St. Lucia resort may be the perfect fit for you.
- Insider Tip: For a Maldives-like experience, consider splurging on the Overwater Bungalows. These accommodations feature glass floors for ocean viewing, a private soaking tub for two, and an over-the-water hammock for two. The villas even have a private infinity pool. This can make for the ultimate romantic getaway or St. Lucia honeymoon!
Book a stay at Sandals Grande St. Lucian here.
Windjammer Landing Resort & Residences
photo courtesy of Windjammer Landing Resort & Residences
- Best For: Luxury travelers looking for a family-friendly St. Lucia resort with high-end amenities.
- The Verdict: This Mediterranean-style hillside north St. Lucia resort overlooks Labrelotte Bay, offering an almost Santorini-like charm but in a Caribbean setting. It’s a great place to stay in St. Lucia if you’re traveling with a family. Most of the villas at this all-inclusive St. Lucia resort feature multi-levels with a full kitchen and private terrace.
- Pool Scene: There are five resort pools. While there’s the main beach pool, which is always busy, the hilltop pools offer a more relaxing atmosphere. Many of the villas also feature private plunge pools and hot tubs.
- Dining Variety: With five restaurants to choose from, you’ll never run out of great places to eat when you stay at this Rodney Bay resort. Masala offers some of the best Indian-fusion fare in all of St. Lucia, while the Dragonfly is known for its seafood.
photos above courtesy of Windjammer Landing Resort & Residences
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- Beach Access: If you’re looking for a St. Lucia resort that offers a swimmable beach, add Windjammer to your list! The resort sits on a 1,500-foot stretch of calm, white sand in a protected bay. The calm waters make it perfect for swimming, paddleboarding, and kayaking!
- Note: Since it’s nestled on a hillside, the resort grounds are very steep. Fortunately Windjammer has a on-demand, 24/7 shuttle vans to get from your villa to the beach!
- Insider Tip: If you’re planning a St. Lucia vacation with a large group, check out the Oceanfront Suites for the best value.
Check out my Windjammer Landing Resort & Residences spotlight here and read what it’s like to stay there!
Book a stay at Windjammer Landing Resort & Residences here.
Best Mid-Range and Budget-Friendly Resorts in St. Lucia
Not every trip to St. Lucia has to come with a luxury price tag. Some of the most memorable stays come from choosing mid-range and budget-friendly hotels and resorts. If you’re trying to decide where to stay in St. Lucia on a moderate budget, these hotels and resorts offer charm, character, and great locations!
Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa (Rodney Bay)
- Best For: Families or solo travelers looking for a budget-friendly St. Lucia resort with great beach access and in a good location to walk to Rodney Bay attractions.
The Verdict: If you want to be in the center of the action, this is the resort for you! I’ve stayed here twice because it sits on the best stretch of Reduit Beach, the best beach on the island. Bay Gardens Beach Resort features colonial-style charm and is part of a locally-owned group of properties. When you stay at this family-friendly St. Lucia resort, you get the “Stay at 1, Play at 4” benefit, which gives you access to a shuttle to their sister properties. You also get unlimited access to Splash Island Water Park, the biggest water park in St. Lucia. - Pool Scene: This St. Lucia resort features a lagoon-style pool with a whirlpool. Its central location makes it easy to hit the pool bar right after taking a dip in the ocean.
- Dining Variety: If you’re looking for a mid-range resort in St. Lucia with great dining options, Bay Gardens Beach Resort is a great choice. The resort is home to two main restaurants: a boardwalk restaurant called Hi-Tide that serves Caribbean-fusion and SeaGrapes, which is a nice spot for a casual beachside lunch. Since you’re only a 5-minute walk away from Rodney Bay Village, there are dozens of local restaurants to check out.
photo courtesy of Bay Gardens Beach Resort
photos courtesy of Bay Gardens Beach Resort
photo courtesy of Bay Gardens Beach Resort
- Beach Access: The beach is what makes Bay Gardens Beach Resort such a great place to stay in St. Lucia. Situated directly on Reduit Beach with private loungers and umbrellas reserved specifically for guests, you can’t go wrong when you choose to stay at this budget-friendly St. Lucia resort. When you book a stay here, you’ll find some of the calmest swimming waters in north St. Lucia!
- Note: As of early 2026, Bay Gardens Beach Resort has been undergoing updates, including a refreshed lobby and the new Sapphire Sands nearby on the property. To ensure that you won’t overlook a construction fence during your St. Lucia vacation, be sure to inquire about your room location.
- Insider Tip: Even if you’re not opting for an all-inclusive plan, the breakfast buffet at Hi-Tide is worth it. You’ll find a delicious saltfish and green fig (St. Lucia’s national dish).
Book a stay at Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa here.
The Harbor Club (Rodney Bay Marina)
- Best For: Hilton fans and anyone who prefers a vibrant marina vibe over a traditional beachfront St. Lucia resort.
- The Verdict: If you’re researching where to stay in St. Lucia and want something different from the traditional beachfront vacation, the Harbor Club might be for you. As a part of the Hilton Curio collection, this budget-friendly St. Lucia resort offers high-end service with a contemporary design. Since it’s located right on the Rodney Bay Marina, you have easy access to chartered boat tours and sunset cruises!
- Pool Scene: The Harbor Club has four pools, including a swim-up bar. There’s a multi-level pool deck, giving the resort a “private club” feel.
- Dining Variety: Featuring five on-site restaurants, there are some great options. From 14 North (Caribbean-Asian fusion) and 7th Heaven (a casual Swiss bakery) to Dockside Pizzeria (which is absolutely delicious), there’s something for everyone who stays at this hotel in St. Lucia.
- Beach Access: The hotel isn’t on the sand, but they provide a complimentary water taxi or shuttle to their private beach club on Reduit Beach. If you want a beachfront St. Lucia resort, however, it’s best to explore other options.
- Note: If you want a quiet, secluded tropical getaway, the lively pool music and energy of the marina might not be a good fit. If you want a place to stay in St. Lucia where you can explore the marina, this Rodney Bay hotel is perfect!
- Insider Tip: I recommend requesting a Marina View Room on a higher floor. You’ll get to watch the yachts navigate the harbor while sipping your morning coffee!
Book a stay at The Harbor Club here.
Best St. Lucia Resorts With Piton Views
If you’re deciding where to stay in St. Lucia, choosing a resort with a direct view of the Pitons completely elevates your experience. Imagine waking up to the Pitons rising dramatically over the turquoise Caribbean outside your window! From the views to the accommodations, these St. Lucia resorts almost feel surreal! The jaw-dropping architecture makes these resorts perfect for anyone planning a St. Lucia honeymoon, romantic getaway, or special occasion — or anyone who wants an unforgettable trip!
photo courtesy of Jade Mountain Resort
- Best For: Adults looking for a once-in-a-lifetime stay at an open-air concept St. Lucia luxury resort with one of the best views on the island!
- The Verdict: Jade Mountain is known for its incredible architecture and views. This adults-only resort is perched high above the coastline and features an open-air design (or “missing fourth wall” concept). This means your suite (which is called a “Sanctuary”) is completely open to the elements and the Pitons. Jade Mountain isn’t just the most famous resort in St. Lucia; it’s one of the most famous Caribbean resorts. It offers a tech-free luxury that allows for a quiet and romantic escape, making it perfect for a St. Lucia honeymoon. Jade Mountain’s panoramic Piton views are often considered the best view in St. Lucia.
- Pool Scene: Each Sanctuary has its own private infinity pool that overlooks the Pitons. There is no main communal pool, as this St. Lucia resort is designed to make you never want to leave your room.
- Dining Variety: If you’re choosing accommodations for your St. Lucia vacation based on the most breathtaking restaurant, then look no further than Jade Mountain. The resort features an open-air restaurant called the Jade Mountain Club, which offers “Jade Cuisine” (a blend of tropical, farm-to-table flavors). The hotel offers in-room dining in your Sanctuary, and you have full access to the restaurants at its nearby sister property, Anse Chastanet.
photo courtesy of Jade Mountain Resort
photos courtesy of Jade Mountain Resort
photos courtesy of Jade Mountain Resort
photo courtesy of Jade Mountain Resort
- Beach Access: Jade Mountain isn’t a beachfront resort, but you do have access to two private beaches (Anse Chastanet and Anse Mamin). These beaches can be accessed by a quick shuttle ride or scenic walk down the mountain.
- Note: This St. Lucia luxury resort is a place to truly disconnect. There are no TVs, radios, or air conditioning. You’ll rely on the mountain breeze for your AC. Thanks to the open-air design, you can expect some encounters with nature, such as the occasional bird visiting your Sanctuary. You’ll also get to hear the sound of frogs and birds at night. It’s a perfect spot for nature lovers, but it might not be a good fit if you prefer quiet.
- Insider Tip: For the absolute best view, book a Galaxy Sanctuary. These are the highest units Jade Mountain has to offer, featuring a 270-degree panoramic view.
Book a stay at Jade Mountain Resort here.
Photo courtesy of Ladera Resort
- Best For: Adults looking for a bucket-list St. Lucia vacation experience at an open-air resort with epic Piton views.
- The Verdict: Ladera is a legend when it comes to Caribbean resorts and a top contender when deciding where to stay in St. Lucia. Built 1,000 feet above the Caribbean Sea, it was the first resort to be designed with the “three-walled”, open-air concept in mind. Envision hand-carved tropical hardwoods, local stone, and a rustic elegance that gives the illusion that you’re in an expensive treehouse when you stay at this adults-only St. Lucia luxury resort. For anyone looking for a truly unique place to stay in St. Lucia, Ladera is one of the most memorable resorts on the island. Ladera is an adults-only resort.
- Pool Scene: There’s a stunning infinity pool at the main terrace where you can grab a cocktail and watch the sun set between the Pitons. Every suite at Ladera also offers a private, heated plunge pool with a porch-style swing that hangs directly over the water, making for a romantic getaway or St. Lucia honeymoon.
- Dining Variety: Ladera’s restaurant, Dasheene is my favorite St. Lucia restaurant! The award-winning restaurant is famous for its farm-to-table menu. Here’s why I love it so much: it’s one of the best places on the island to experience a Pitons sunset. Ladera also offers casual dining options (Jako Wellness Café and The Pool Terrace) and has several bars to choose from.
Photo courtesy of Ladera Resort
Photos courtesy of Ladera Resort
Photos courtesy of Ladera Resort
Photo courtesy of Ladera Resort
- Beach Access: Since Ladera is perched on a ridge, it’s not a St. Lucia beachfront resort. It does offer a complimentary shuttle to Malgretoute Beach, which is about a 10-minute drive away. This beach is one of the best St. Lucia snorkeling spots.
- Note: Ladera Resort doesn’t have TVS or air conditioning, but the high elevations offer a natural breeze that is usually better than any AC unit! You’ll hear birds and frogs at night, and you might even get to experience an animal encounter. It can make for a great tropical escape from reality, and if you’re a nature lover who’s looking for an incredible St. Lucia luxury resort, Ladera is a top contender!
- Insider Tip: Be sure to book the Sunset Fish Fry when you stay at Ladera. This is a weekly event where Chef Nigel grills fresh local fish with live music. It’s a great way to get the Gros Islet nightlife vibes without having to leave the comfort of this St. Lucia resort!
Book a stay at Ladera Resort here.
Sugar Beach (A Viceroy Resort)
photo courtesy of Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort
- Best For: Families and travelers looking for the best luxury beachfront resort in south St. Lucia.
- The Verdict: Sugar Beach is the most famous luxury beachfront resort on the island. Since it’s nestled between the two Pitons, guests will get the best of both worlds: iconic mountain views, as well as a world-class swimmable beach. Situated on a 100-acre property, this family-friendly St. Lucia resort offers a colonial-white, modern feel. One of the main perks? Every guest gets their own butler.
- Pool Scene: There’s a stunning pool with a chic poolside lounge area. All of Sugar Beach’s villas, cottages, and bungalows also feature private plunge pools.
- Dining Variety: With six dining options, there’s something for everyone who stays at this St. Lucia luxury resort. The most popular resort restaurant is The Saltwood, a fine dining establishment with picturesque Piton views. There are two relaxed beachside restaurants, a grab-and-go cafe, and a place to grab burgers.
photos courtesy of Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort
photo courtesy of Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort
photo courtesy of Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort
photos courtesy of Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort
- Beach Access: This is the main reason Sugar Beach is such a sought-after place to stay in St. Lucia. Featuring pristine white sand, the beach sits directly between the Petit and Gros Pitons. It’s also considered one of the best spots for snorkeling in St. Lucia.
- Note: Consider booking a Luxury Beachfront Bungalow, which will give you the closest proximity to the beach. In fact, you’ll step off your deck and onto the sand. If you’re wondering where to stay in St. Lucia for the ultimate luxury beach experience, this is it. The rest of this St. Lucia resort is very spread out across a steep valley, so you won’t be doing a lot of walking from your room to the beach. But your private butler can drive you around in a “tuk-tuk” (or luxury shuttle).
- Insider Tip: Be sure to check out the Rainforest Spa, a truly unique St. Lucia spa experience. The treatment rooms are individual treehouses built into the forest canopy! The spa also offers “Sulfur Seduction”, which uses mud from Sulfur Springs.
Book a stay at Sugar Beach here.
- Best For: Adults who want a wellness-focused, tropical stay at a secluded resort with breathtaking Piton views.
- The Verdict: Formerly a lime and cocoa plantation, Stonefield is a lush estate that feels like a secret garden. This adults-only St. Lucia resort is tucked away on a hillside and offers 17 French colonial-style villas, all tucked away in the tropical forest. Offering iconic Piton views, Stonefield feels much more “private estate” than resort.
- Pool Scene: This is where this St. Lucia luxury resort shines: Every villa has a private, full-sized swimming pool. The pools are surrounded by hibiscus and lime trees, giving a truly Caribbean pool vibe. There’s also a small, charming communal pool near the main terrace.
- Dining Variety: Stonefield offers The Mango Tree Restaurant, which serves Caribbean cuisine with Piton views. The restaurant offers a farm-to-table experience, with most of the ingredients being sourced from the resort’s organic farm.
- Beach Access: This resort is not a beachfront property. However, there is a complimentary shuttle to Malgretoute Beach, which is 5 to 10 minutes away. This St. Lucia beach features calm, swimmable waters.
- Note: If you want an unplugged St. Lucia vacation, Stonefield is a great option. There are no TVs or phones in the villas, making it a great option for travelers deciding where to stay in St. Lucia for a quiet, wellness-focused escape.
- You’ll get to hear the rainforest sounds: the birds, frogs, wind, and trees. It’s any nature lover’s dream!
- Insider Tip: For people who love yoga and meditation, Stonefield has one of the best yoga decks in St. Lucia! Offering a direct view of the Pitons, it’s the perfect place for relaxation.
Book a stay at Stonefield Villa Resort here.
Choosing a Place to Stay in St. Lucia
You’ve probably realized by now that choosing where to stay in St. Lucia can completely shape your trip. From jaw-dropping luxury resorts with breathtaking Piton views and moderately priced beachfront Rodney Bay resorts, there are so many potential vacation experiences on the island.
One thing is true: no matter where you stay, you really can’t go wrong! St. Lucia is one of those destinations that feels unforgettable, no matter where you stay!
Need More Help Planning Your St. Lucia Vacation?
Looking for ideas for planning your trip to St. Lucia? Grab my St. Lucia itinerary! It’s packed with activities, transportation logistics, and so much more to help you plan the trip of your dreams.
When choosing a St. Lucia resort to stay at, keep in mind that you’ll have to decide between north and south St. Lucia. For a full comparison of both regions, check out Rodney Bay vs. Soufrière: Where to Stay in St. Lucia.
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*Feature photo courtesy of Jade Mountain Resort
