Jade Mountain St. Lucia

So came the Jade Mountain, as bold as attractive with 24 sanctuaries and five perfect suites for honeymoons, weddings, romantic getaways and leisure travel. It has an organic philosophy that makes each stay the hotel an unforgettable experience.

And, in their efforts to blend the resort with its surroundings, Nick Troubetzkoy devised a set of large spaces where bedroom, living area and infinity pool glide to form floating platforms that blend with nature through open walls; all interconnected with individual bridges, cobblestone columns and viewpoints at different heights that leave its lucky guests speechless.

Jade Mountain St. Lucia

Each of the 24 shrines of Jade Mountain has an invisible wall with an infinity pool overlooking the Caribbean Sea and the Pitons, eroded two volcanic cones that have become a symbol of this tiny nation.

Jade Mountain St. Lucia

Depending on their size, the Jade Mountain Resort offers guests four categories of shrines, all equally paradisiacal: Star Shrines Infinity Pool, Luna Infinity Pool, Sun Infinity Pool and the Galaxy Infinity Pool. The living rooms room are topped with wood from over 20 tropical species, selected especially in jungle of Guyana.

Jade Mountain St. Lucia

Another delight of the resort are its five Sky suites on the lower level of the hillside Jade Mountain. Although they have infinity pool, the Sky suites feature a large space, a comfortable lounge and open plan bathroom with hot tub that rises above an area where the landscape seems limitless.

In order to have a real immersion in nature and get away from everyday routine and addiction to everyday technologies, Jade Mountain offers among its services no phone, no radio, no TV and the Internet access is on request only. Among the other hotel facilities are restaurants and bars, great spas, a wide range of water sports, as well as two soft sand beaches.

Jade Mountain by night

The objective of the resort is that all guests make the most of the landscape of Santa Lucia mountains which are a protected ecological reserve declared a UNESCO World Heritage.

By +Nikos Kontorigas