5-star luxury resort offering private infinity pool sanctuaries above Anse Chastanet

Distinctive Sanctuary Rooms

Jade Mountain offers sanctuary rooms that embody innovative design. Each room includes private infinity pools and direct views of the iconic Pitons and Caribbean Sea. With one wall open to the elements, these rooms seamlessly connect guests with the surrounding natural beauty.

Gourmet Dining Experience

Dining at Jade Mountain includes the Jade Mountain Club, serving cuisine crafted by James Beard Award-winning Chef Allen Susser. Guests can enjoy meals with an ocean view from the Celestial Terrace, ideal for watching the sunset. The al fresco dining experience enhances the enjoyment of local flavors and fresh ingredients.

Activities and Amenities

Guests have access to a 600-acre beachfront estate with two secluded beaches for relaxation. At Anse Chastanet, a sister resort, guests can explore over 12 miles of hiking trails and enjoy a PADI 5-Star scuba operation. The combination of tranquility and adventure offers a well-rounded vacation experience.

Access and Services

Sanctuaries are reached via private bridges, enhancing guest privacy. The hotel provides dedicated butlers known as major domos to assist with guest needs. There are boutiques and an art gallery at the nearby Anse Chastanet for those looking to explore local crafts and culture.

Sustainable Luxury

Jade Mountain embraces sustainability and regenerative principles in its operations and design. Each sanctuary is constructed with structures that harmonize with the Caribbean landscape. This commitment to the environment complements the outdoor infinity pools and stunning views available for every guest.

• Location: 600-acre beachfront estate with direct access to Anse Chastanet
• Rooms: Individual infinity pool sanctuaries with view of the Pitons
• Dining: Jade Mountain Club with 'Jade Cuisine' by Chef Allen Susser
• Amenities: Private bridges to sanctuaries and expansive infinity pools
• Adventure: Access to hiking trails and PADI 5-Star scuba operation