Premium Hillside Rooms
750 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King OR 2 Twin Beds
Set into the hillside at Anse Chastanet Resort, the Premium Hillside Rooms offer 750 sq. ft. of airy Caribbean living space with a private balcony framing ocean and mountain views. Designed for guests who want space to unwind, the room includes a separate sitting area, a desk, wardrobe or closet, in-room safe, refrigerator, free bottled water and a ceiling fan, along with free WiFi at 250+ Mbps, suitable for 3–5 people or up to 10 devices. The room can be arranged with 1 King Bed or 2 Twin Beds and sleeps up to 4 guests, with rollaway or extra beds available for a surcharge on request. Premium bedding, bedsheets, towels and turndown service add comfort at the end of the day, while the private bathroom has a shower only, hair dryer and eco-friendly toiletries. Practical touches include an iron and ironing board, eco-friendly cleaning products and LED light bulbs, and the category includes both smoking and non-smoking options. For guests choosing the all-inclusive experience at Anse Chastanet Resort, the stay can extend well beyond the room into the resort’s dining and activity offerings. The All-Inclusive Plan is available, and daily rates include beach chairs and towels, a variety of non-motorized watersports, complimentary daily guided estate walks, Chocolate Sensory Tastings and a Creole History Class. With room service available during limited hours and several open-air dining venues at the resort, the Premium Hillside Rooms provide a spacious hillside base for a relaxed St. Lucia escape.
What's included in this room?
- Private hillside balcony framing sweeping ocean and Piton mountain views
- 750 sq. ft. hillside room built around a separate sitting area
- King bed or two twin beds, comfortably sleeping up to four guests
- Private bathroom with shower, bathrobes, hair dryer and eco-friendly toiletries
- Separate sitting area with desk, wardrobe and a gentle ceiling fan
- In-room refrigerator keeps free bottled water chilled and within reach
- Free high-speed WiFi, in-room safe, coffee maker and limited-hours room service
- All-Inclusive Plan guests enjoy beach gear, watersports, guided walks and tastings
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Premium Hillside Rooms FAQs
What kind of view can I expect from the balcony in a Premium Hillside Room?
The private balcony is set into the hillside above Anse Chastanet’s shoreline, framing ocean views out to the Caribbean Sea and mountain views of the surrounding rainforest and Pitons. It’s a quieter, elevated perspective rather than a beach-level one, so mornings and sunsets tend to feel especially dramatic from up here.
How are the beds arranged, and how many people can the room sleep?
The Premium Hillside Room can be set up with 1 King Bed or 2 Twin Beds, and it comfortably sleeps up to four guests. Families or groups needing extra sleeping space can request a rollaway bed for a surcharge, subject to availability.
Is there a private balcony, and what do guests typically use it for?
Yes, every Premium Hillside Room has its own private balcony rather than a shared terrace. Guests use it for morning coffee before heading down to breakfast, an afternoon read in the shade, or simply taking in the ocean and mountain views before the evening’s dinner reservations.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
The private bathroom includes a shower only (no bathtub), along with bathrobes, a hair dryer and eco-friendly toiletries. It’s a practical, well-appointed space rather than an oversized spa bathroom, in keeping with the resort’s understated hillside style.
How does the Premium Hillside Room compare with other room categories at Anse Chastanet?
Compared with the resort’s more compact hillside rooms, the Premium Hillside Room adds noticeably more living space and a separate sitting area, making it feel less like a bedroom and more like a small suite. Guests who want a private plunge pool would need to look at the resort’s higher-tier pool suite, but for space and view at a more accessible level, this category is a strong middle ground.
What's included when I book this room on the All-Inclusive Plan?
Booking the All-Inclusive Plan with a Premium Hillside Room brings beach chairs and towels, a range of non-motorized watersports, daily guided estate walks, Chocolate Sensory Tastings and a Creole History Class into your stay, on top of the room itself. It’s designed so the room is really just your base camp for a much wider resort experience.
Is this room a good fit for couples, families or longer stays?
It suits both. Couples appreciate the private balcony and quiet hillside setting, while the separate sitting area and four-guest sleeping capacity make it workable for families traveling with older children (the resort’s minimum guest age applies) or for a longer, unpack-and-settle-in style stay.
How far is the Premium Hillside Room from the beach and the restaurants?
As a hillside category, the room sits above beach level, connected by the resort’s network of paths and stairways down to Anse Chastanet beach and dining spots like the Treehouse Restaurant, Piti Piton Bar and the beachfront Trou au Diable. It’s an easy, if not flat, walk, so guests who prefer minimal stairs may want to ask about proximity when booking.
Which side of the resort is quieter, and does that affect this room?
The hillside rooms sit above the main beach and bar activity, which generally makes for a calmer, more secluded atmosphere than staying directly at beach level. Evening energy still drifts up from venues like the Piti Piton Bar, but daytime hours on the balcony tend to be peaceful.
What should I know before booking that isn't obvious from the room description?
Anse Chastanet’s hillside layout involves roughly 100 stairs between beach and mid-hillside levels, so guests with mobility concerns should factor that into their choice of room. It’s also worth knowing there are no in-room televisions or telephones anywhere on property, room service runs on limited hours, and the resort’s 240V power outlets use British 3-pin plugs, though an in-room transformer is provided for 110V devices.