Jade Mountain

Twenty-nine open-walled sanctuaries high above Anse Chastanet, 24 of them with a private infinity pool, framing the Pitons and the sea.

Jade Mountain was designed by its architect-owner as a piece of organic architecture rising above Anse Chastanet’s 600-acre estate, and each sanctuary is reached by its own bridge. In every one the fourth wall is left out, so the bedroom and living space open straight onto the Pitons and the Caribbean. Twenty-four sanctuaries, in the Star, Moon, Sun and Galaxy categories, have private infinity pools; the five Sky suites have a whirlpool bath for two instead, with 15-foot ceilings. Guests eat at the Jade Mountain Club and at all of Anse Chastanet’s restaurants, and the Kai En Ciel spa, yoga at sunrise and sunset, and Emerald Farm are part of the estate.

• 24 infinity-pool sanctuaries
• No fourth wall
• Shares Anse Chastanet’s beaches