Anse Chastanet Resort

Guests can book rooms at Anse Chastanet Resort for a rate that is either for the room only or for all-inclusive. All-inclusive rates are higher because they include onsite food and beverages in the room rate (some restrictions may apply).

Water activities

• Snorkeling

Located at beach level, the Kai Belte Spa is designed in the same airy style as the rest of the resort and features seven air-conditioned rooms for massage, ayurvedic treatments, and facials, as well as a hair/nail/waxing salon.

Massage options include couples, Swedish, shiatsu, hot stone, and reflexology. Kai Belta Spa also offers Anse Chastanet Resort's signature hot stone treatment, Wosh Cho. Ayurvedic treatment choices include Bindi Herbal (exfoliation, warm oil, herbal wrap) and Shirodhara (warm oil stream, herbal oil scalp massage, massage of neck, shoulders, hands, feet). Facials include After-Sun and Cellular Repair. Classes are offered five times weekly in a yoga hut. Spa services are arranged by reservation.

A gallery sells works by international and local artists whose art decorates resort restaurants, bars, and rooms.

Children under the age of 10 are not allowed at the resort.

Restaurants at the resort use herbs and produce grown in the resort's own gardens on the former sugar/cocoa plantation of Anse Mamin, part of the resort's 600 acres, and on the organic farm, Emerald's, in the Soufriere hills.

Treehouse Restaurant - Located at mid-level hillside near reception, this restaurant consists of 2 open-air tree house structures with views of the ocean and the surrounding hills. Fine Caribbean dining served amidst candlelight from 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM each evening except Tuesday. New menu nightly with choices such as steamed mahi mahi, corn/plantain soup, rack of lamb, pan-seared kingfish, chicken breast stuffed with goat cheese, and pumpkin/coconut tart with vanilla ice cream. Dinner dress code: long pants or dress shorts, collared shirts for men. Breakfast served from 7 AM - 10 AM.

Trou au Diable Restaurant - Open-air beachfront restaurant/bar decorated with carved wood figures. Breakfast served 7 AM – 10 AM. Á la carte lunch daily includes appetizers, salads, sandwiches, rotis, burgers, grilled foods, and Creole specialties. St Lucia - East India fusion cuisine for dinner daily except Tuesday. Manager’s Cocktail Party plus Grand Caribbean Grill and Cuisine event Tuesday evenings. Dinner dress code: long pants or dress shorts, collared shirts for men.

Jungle Beach Bar & Grill - Located on the second beach of Anse Mamin and accessible by water taxi. Offers East India- St. Lucia fusion cuisine at dinner. Available for private catering events in the evening if pre-booked.

Piti Piton Lounge - Hillside site with panoramic Caribbean Sea view. Open air under ceiling fans. Hand-painted artwork throughout. "Treetop" seating section surrounded by forest crown. Vegetarian Cuisine served at dinnertime daily except Tuesday. Dress code: long pants or dress shorts, collared shirts for men.

Afternoon tea is served daily, except Sunday, in the Piton and Trou au Diable bars from 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM. Live music is available nightly in one or the other bar.

Fringed by a 229-m (250-yd) beach curving between two rocky headlands, the bay fronting the resort features one of the Caribbean Sea's most notable and accessible snorkeling/diving sites, with fish (some 150 species), coral, and other marine life visible off the beach. The reef plateaus for about 45.75 m (50 yds) and then steeply slopes down to 46.75 m (140 ft). Snorkeling and diving are also available on Anse Chastanet Resort's second beach, a 5-minute complimentary boat ride away.

Guests have complimentary use of snorkeling gear, windsurfers, kayaks, sailboats, and a tennis court. The resort's diving center offers beginner lessons, certification courses, and reef, wreck, wall, and night dives off the beach (surcharges for lessons, dives).

The Chastanet's second beach fronts a 152.5-m-wide (500-ft), three-km-deep (two-mi) canyon that in the 17th century was a sugar plantation and later was planted with cocoa. The former plantation, Anse Mamin, serves as the resort's adventure-sports center. In addition to snorkeling and diving, the site offers 19.25 km (12 mi) of groomed mountain-biking trails and separate hiking trails through jungle among mango, coconut, banana, guava, cocoa, and citrus. Trails pass a river, a stone-walled reservoir that once powered the sugar mill, and ruins of working buildings and residences. Mountain bikes are provided for daily trail-use fees. Hiking and guided nature walks are complimentary.

Other recreational activities available include sunset cruises on the resort's 11.25-m (37-ft) yacht and deep-sea fishing. Tours of nearby attractions such as Soufrière's "drive-in" volcano, sulphur springs, and mineral baths are also available. Complimentary classes are offered five times weekly in a yoga hut.

The recreational activities listed below are available at or near the Chastanet Resort; fees may be charged.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.

Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.

Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.

Caters to adults only

Children 10 years old and younger are not permitted at this adults-only property.