Anse Chastanet Resort

The resort is located on the shores of St. Lucia, offering immediate access to the Caribbean Sea and stunning views of the island. Guests can enjoy the two golden, soft sand beaches, miles of jungle biking and hiking trails through the Anse Mamin valley, and snorkeling, scuba diving, and watersports in the warm Caribbean waters.

Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options, including the Treehouse Restaurant, Balawoo, Trou Au Diable, Apsara, Jungle Grill serving a casual menu on the beach, and Emeralds, a vegetarian establishment. All restaurants overlook the sea, offering exceptional food and a big culinary experience.

The rooms come with high-end amenities, including madras cotton linens, a refrigerator, in-room safe, coffee maker, complimentary WiFi, handmade bathrobes, slippers, and additional features such as half-walls, chair swings, a private pool, and either dark or light wood accents.

Guests can enjoy a range of activities, including snorkeling above the coral reefs, hiking, boating, fishing, cycling, scuba diving, evening entertainment, beauty salon services, horse riding, and water sport facilities on-site, such as windsurfing.

Some guests have mentioned concerns about the uncomfortable beds, limited storage for clothes in the rooms, and the need for more variety on the dinner menu. Additionally, there have been comments about the road condition leading to the resort and mosquitoes being a nuisance.

Some guests mentioned encountering mosquitoes, so it might be helpful to bring insect repellent to ward them off.

Guests recommended booking a hillside deluxe room to enjoy stunning views and avoid potential noise from the road.

The resort has many stairs, so be prepared for a workout and consider this factor if mobility is a concern.

The resort offers excellent snorkeling opportunities right off the beach, making it a must-try activity during your stay.

If you're interested in diving, the on-site dive shop provides a convenient option to explore the underwater wonders.

Some guests mentioned that the road to the resort is in poor condition, so it's advisable to be mentally prepared for this aspect of the journey.

As the beach entry has small rocks, consider bringing water shoes for a more comfortable experience.

The resort offers a shuttle service upon request, which can be useful for navigating the resort's layout and managing the stairs.

The restaurant's food is mainly sourced from the hotel’s farm and is organic, providing a unique culinary experience.

If you're celebrating a special occasion, it's advisable to communicate your preferences in advance to ensure a memorable experience.