First-time visitors to St. Lucia might think builders on the island paradise have short attention spans. That’s because two of the island’s top luxury resorts feature rooms that are missing one wall. The setup allows for jaw-dropping views of the Caribbean and the twin volcanic peaks of the Pitons. And there’s no TV, telephone, radio, or air conditioning, so nothing will distract guests who want to watch the sky as it fades to lavender-tinged pink, or listen to the nightly orchestral sounds of tree frogs, breezes rustling in the palms, and the patter of raindrops.

Jade Mountain

A private infinity-edge pool adorned with iridescent glass tiles in colors like turquoise or plum complements each suite. Another infinity pool in a kaleidoscope of glass tiles is the centerpiece of the Jade Mountain Club, where drinks and light meals are served.
758.459.7000
jademountainstlucia.com

Ladera

Conch-shell faucets, tile mosaics, and woodcarvings lend a rustic island touch to each room, while private pools add a bit of luxury. Dasheene restaurant’s terrace bar is perched atop a 1,100-foot-high ridge to offer a sensational view of the sea, the rainforest, and the mountains in the distance.
866.290.0978
ladera.com

Top photo courtesy Jade Mountain, bottom photo courtesy Ladera

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