Deluxe Hillside Rooms
700 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King OR 2 Twin Beds
Set into the hillside at Anse Chastanet Resort, the Deluxe Hillside Rooms offer a generous 700 sq. ft. of space and a private balcony with ocean views. Designed for easy, open living, the room pairs its elevated outlook with a separate sitting area, ceiling fan and daily housekeeping, creating a calm retreat between time at the beach, dining and resort activities. The room sleeps up to 4 guests with either 1 King Bed or 2 Twin Beds, dressed with premium bedding, bedsheets provided and evening turndown service. A wardrobe or closet, desk, in-room safe, iron and ironing board add practical comfort, while the private bathroom has a shower only, bathrobes, a hair dryer and eco-friendly toiletries. Free WiFi is included, with 250+ Mbps speed suitable for 3–5 people or up to 10 devices, alongside an MP3 docking station, refrigerator, coffee and tea maker, free bottled water and limited-hours room service. Rollaway or extra beds are available for a surcharge on request. For guests choosing the All-Inclusive Plan at Anse Chastanet Resort, the stay extends beyond the room into the resort’s food, drink and activity experience. Days can include beach chairs and towels, a variety of non-motorized watersports, complimentary daily guided estate walks and scheduled activities such as Chocolate Sensory Tastings and a Creole History Class. Dining is part of the resort’s appeal, with 4 restaurants, tropical and Caribbean-influenced menus, an organic farm connection and relaxed open-air settings, while your hillside room remains a spacious ocean-view base to return to at the end of each day.
What's included in this room?
- Private balcony tucked into the hillside opens to sweeping Caribbean views
- 700 sq. ft. layout built around a separate, airy sitting area
- One king bed or two twin beds, sleeping up to four guests
- Private bathroom with a walk-in shower, plush robes and hair dryer
- Sitting area furnished with a desk, ceiling fan and premium linens
- In-room refrigerator keeps free bottled water and coffee-tea fixings ready
- Free high-speed WiFi, in-room safe and limited-hours room service included
- All-Inclusive guests enjoy beach chairs, watersports, guided estate walks and four restaurants
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Deluxe Hillside Rooms FAQs
What does the Deluxe Hillside Room look out over, and is the view worth it?
Set mid-hillside at Anse Chastanet Resort, this room’s private balcony frames genuine ocean views over the Caribbean Sea and surrounding tropical hillside. For guests who want a real sea vista without booking a beachfront suite, the elevation actually works in the room’s favor, catching breezes and sunset light that lower categories miss.
How are the beds arranged, and how many guests can the room sleep comfortably?
The room is configured with either 1 king bed or 2 twin beds, and comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests. The twin-bed setup works well for two friends or a parent sharing with a child, while the king bed suits couples wanting the full 700 sq. ft. as their own retreat.
Does this room have a balcony, and how do guests typically use it?
Yes, every Deluxe Hillside Room has its own private balcony, which functions as an extension of the separate sitting area. Guests use it for morning coffee with the sunrise over the water, or for a quiet drink at dusk before heading down to dinner.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
The bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower only (no tub), finished with plush bathrobes, a hair dryer and eco-friendly toiletries. It’s a functional, comfortable space rather than a spa-style suite bathroom, in keeping with the room’s relaxed hillside character.
How does the Deluxe Hillside Room compare with other categories at the resort?
The Deluxe Hillside Room sits above the resort’s more compact garden-facing categories, adding a full ocean view, extra square footage and a dedicated sitting area. It doesn’t carry a private plunge pool the way the resort’s top suite does, so guests chasing that feature should look further up the category list; those simply wanting space, comfort and a sea view will find this room a strong middle-ground choice.
What's included for guests staying in this room on the All-Inclusive Plan?
Guests booking the All-Inclusive Plan get beach chairs and towels, a range of non-motorized watersports, complimentary daily guided estate walks, and scheduled extras like the Chocolate Sensory Tasting and Creole History Class. Dining across the resort’s four restaurants is part of the plan too, so the hillside room becomes a base to return to between activities and meals.
Is this room better suited to couples, families or a longer stay?
It works well for both. The king-bed configuration suits couples wanting a quiet, view-driven retreat, while the twin-bed option and 700 sq. ft. of space make it practical for a parent traveling with an older child, since Anse Chastanet Resort welcomes guests aged 8 and up. The separate sitting area and generous size also make it comfortable for longer stays.
How far is the Deluxe Hillside Room from the beach and restaurants?
Because the room sits at mid-hillside level, reaching the beach involves navigating part of the resort’s roughly 100 stairs connecting beach and hillside levels. The Treehouse Restaurant, Piti Piton Bar and other dining venues are also arranged along the hillside, so most meals are a manageable walk rather than a long trek down to the sand.
Which side of the resort is quieter, and does that affect this room category?
Hillside rooms like this one are naturally set back from the beach-level bustle around Trou au Diable and the Beach Bar, making them a quieter option while still being an easy walk to dining and the shore. Guests wanting total quiet in the evenings tend to appreciate the elevated hillside setting.
What should guests know about this room that isn't obvious from the description?
In keeping with the resort’s style, there are no televisions, radios or telephones in any guest room, including this category, so the emphasis is firmly on the view and surroundings rather than in-room entertainment. Guests should also be prepared for stairs between levels, and note that rollaway beds are available only on request for a surcharge.