Anse Chastanet

ST LUCIA

 

 

 

 

Ever since architect Nick Troubetzkoy first purchased the first 14 hillside units, and throughout the expansion and renovation that followed, design in harmony with nature, complementing the island's natural beauty, has remained his focal point. The 600-acre site is a lush garden of tropical foliage bordering one of the island's best beaches, where soft silver sands dip into the clear turquoise waters of the Caribbean. A second beach, Anse Mamin, belonging to the estate is just around the corner and can be reached by the Resort's water taxi.

 

Accommodation

Anse Chastanet offers 49 individually designed rooms, 37 of which are scattered about a lush hillside, and 12
which are nestled within a tropical garden at beach level.

 

 

Anse Chastanet emphasizes the use of local woods and other local products in the room decor and furnishings. Cushions and bedspreads are made from colourfull cotton fabrics called madras, the island's "national cloth." Even the resort bathrobes are locally made and have become a popular souvenir item!

 

Dining

At Anse Chastanet's Piti Piton and Treehouse Restaurant, we have created and celebrate award winning Tropical World Cuisine, blending Caribbean cuisine with other world cuisine experiences, from French to Mediterranean and from Fusion to New World cuisine.

The dinner menu changes daily and consists of a 4 course meal served in a romantic candlelit ambiance, surrounded by beautiful original artwork. Part of the Piton Restaurant is the Treehouse, where diners are seated in an open-air area amidst treetops as the name suggests. Dinner is served daily with the exception of Tuesdays.

 

 

Apsara

The Trou au Diable restaurant offers a special Indian theme menu titled APSARA on all evenings except Tuesday. APSARA is an innovative fusion of modern East Indian and Caribbean cooking, a celebration of St.Lucia historical and cultural ties with East India.

 

Afternoon Tea

Afternoon tea is served from 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. daily in both the Piton Bar and Beach Bar, and an afternoon snack menu is also available at that time.

 

 

Dress Code

Our dress code in the evenings is smart casual. Gentlemen usually wear collared shirts and bermuda shorts or trousers. Light cotton or linen clothing is the most comfortable.

 

Bars

The two bars at Piti Piton Restaurant and the Trou au Diable beach restaurant are open daily and offer a wide selection of tropical cocktails, beers, liquor including also fine malt whiskeys, eau-de-vies and after dinner drinks. Why not start your vacation with a "Stairway To Heaven" or how about a "Caribbean Kiss".

 

 

Complimentary Watersports:

These are the following watersports that are inclusive:

Snorkeling
Windsurfing
Ocean Kayaking
Sunfish Sailing

Snorkelers will take delight in the shallow coral reefs which start right offshore and which are easily accessible.
At a charge, escorted boat snorkel trips are arranged to other nearby snorkel sites.

The Anse Chastanet beach attendants will be pleased to provide sunfish sailing and windsurfing instruction when required.