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St. Lucia Luxury Hotels

St. Lucia is one of my favorite Caribbean islands! My top activity recommendations are to hike the Tet Paul Nature Trail, spend a day exploring Pigeon Island, and take a catamaran tour along the island’s Caribbean side to see the Pitons. So I’ve rounded up the best St. Lucia luxury hotels.

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From romantic retreats to beach bungalows to world-famous resorts, I’ve got the perfect St. Lucia hotel for you!

Here are the top St. Lucia Luxury Hotels for your next Caribbean vacation!

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St. Lucia Luxury Hotels
St. Lucia Luxury Hotels
St. Lucia Luxury Hotels

Cap Maison Resort and Spa

This is my favorite hotel on the island! Cap Maison Resort and Spa is a boutique, luxury property located in its own cove with incredible views of Pigeon Island. You can swim at one of the two pools, lounge on the beach directly below the resort, and snorkel, kayak, and paddleboard for no extra cost. Plus, Cap Maison’s two restaurants, The Cliff At Cap and The Naked Fisherman, have some of the best food on the island.

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St. Lucia Luxury Hotels
St. Lucia Luxury Hotels

Jade Mountain

Jade Mountain is the most famous resort on the island because of its lack of a fourth wall. All rooms are open-air with patios and infinity pools that make you feel like you’re floating above the island. The resort’s architecture is designed to be in harmony with nature, so you’ll have arched bridges between pools, rugged stoned-faced columns reaching towards the sky, and the Celestial Terrace, which seems to hover in space above the Jade Mountain Club.

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St. Lucia Luxury Hotels
St. Lucia Luxury Hotels
St. Lucia Luxury Hotels
St. Lucia Luxury Hotels

Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort

Located between the Pitons on one of the world’s best beaches, Sugar Beach is the epitome of luxury. The resort has one of the best spas on the island, three restaurants, a fabulous pool, direct beach access, and many on-site water activities. Plus, the property has a variety of rooms, suites, and cottages for any size group.

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St. Lucia Luxury Hotels
St. Lucia Luxury Hotels
St. Lucia Luxury Hotels

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    Ladera Resort

    This eco-lux resort overlooks the Pitons and the sea, featuring all-suite open-air rooms, natural stonework, cut tile, hardwood floors, and hand-crafted furniture. Every suite has a private plunge pool, and the property has a restaurant, bar, wine cellar, in-room massages, cooking demonstrations, and complimentary shuttles to Sugar Beach.

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    Rabot Hotel From Hotel Chocolat

    This wellness retreat has 14 luxury eco-lodges, an open-air restaurant, bar, spa, yoga classes, and trails through the 140-acre property. The cacao grown on the property is used in everything from food to massage treatments. Even if you don’t stay here, the Tree-To-Bar experience here is a must-do when you’re visiting St. Lucia. You’ll get to harvest cacao, then dry, grind, mix, and craft it into your own chocolate bar.

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    St. Lucia Luxury Hotels

    Ti Kaye Resort and Spa

    Your accommodation here will be a cottage with a private balcony, ocean views, and a garden shower. The property has stunning views of the sea, two restaurants, a complimentary breakfast, a full-service spa, complimentary kayaks, an outdoor pool and lounge, car rentals, and an on-site PADI dive shop for diving and snorkeling excursions.

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    Tet Rouge Resort

    This adults-only resort is near Soufriere Bay. The property has an infinity pool, a covered outdoor lounge and bar, an on-site restaurant, free breakfast, a garden, and barbecue facilities. Your room will have a terrace, locally made wooden furniture, a walk-in closet, a kitchenette, and an indoor and outdoor shower.

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    St. Lucia Luxury Hotels
    St. Lucia Luxury Hotels

    Oasis Marigot

    Located in Marigot Bay, this hotel is in one of my favorite parts of the island, near incredible beaches, restaurants, water activities, and hiking. The property has an outdoor pool and a garden, and your room will have a private kitchen, balcony, workspace, and seating area.

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    Frequently Asked Questions
    • How much does a trip to St Lucia cost?

      The average daily costs for a trip to St. Lucia are:

      Budget Trip: $165/day

      Midrange: $275/day

      High End: $600/day

    • What is the best time of year to go to St Lucia?

      The best time to visit St. Lucia for the best weather is November to April. These Winter and early spring months have sunny days in the mid-70s and mid-80s.

      The best time to visit St. Lucia on a budget is June – October, during the rainy season when crowds and prices are at their lowest.

    • How many days do you need in St Lucia?

      A week is the perfect amount of time to spend in St. Lucia. This will give you plenty of time to explore the island, have beach days, and enjoy the luxury of your hotel, resort, or vacation home. I recommend flying in and out of St. Lucia on Sunday because traffic is at its lowest for airport transfers, and many restaurants, shops, and attractions are closed on Sundays.

    • What should I know about St Lucia?

      1. The currency is the Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$). Exchange rates are subject to fluctuations, so be sure to check this as your trip approaches. On average, EC$1 is equal to about £.28 British Pounds, $.37 U.S., €,31, and 2.45 Chinese Yuan.

      2. Visa, American Express and MasterCard are widely accepted at hotels, car-rental agencies, shops, and restaurants. Most places will quote you in U.S. dollars, and you can pay in US$ or the equivalent of EC$.

      3. ATMs are available at bank branches and shopping centers throughout the island to get Eastern Caribbean dollars. Most hotels and resorts can also exchange money for you.

      4. Tap water is drinkable in Saint Lucia, so if you don’t want to pay for water at restaurants, you can ask for ‘regular’ water, which is cold tap water. You can also order still or sparkling water, which will come in a bottle for a fee.

      5. Electrical outlets in St. Lucia are Type G. So if you’re from the U.K., you won’t need an outlet adaptor. But U.S., European, and other travelers will need an adaptor.

    • When should you not go to St Lucia?

      St. Lucia’s rainy season is from June to November. During these months, there will be a chance of rain every day. The summer and fall is also hurricane season, which peaks in September and October. But the island rarely gets directly hit by a storm or hurricane, so you can score some budget accommodation and tour deals during these months.

    • Is St Lucia a safe place to visit?

      I felt very safe during my entire trip to St. Lucia. The country has a low crime rate, but, as with any destination, you need to take precautions to keep yourself safe. Don’t walk by yourself at night, stay in a secure and well-located hotel or vacation home, use slash-proof, lockable, and RFID-protected bags and purses, and always have a charged cell phone with you.

    • Is food expensive in St. Lucia?

      Street food is relatively cheap, between $2-4. Lunch at a local restaurant will be around $20. A two-course evening meal will start at $45 and go up from there. You’ll want to budget around $7.50 per alcoholic drink.

    • Is it safe to swim in St. Lucia?

      Every beach on the island, including those that are part of the top resorts, is open to the public. Beaches on the eastern side of the island are considered safe for swimming, though you should still take all possible precautions. Beaches on the island’s western side are not safe for swimming, but these beaches are fun to explore via jeeps or horseback.

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