Exquisitely finished with coralina stone tiles and handcrafted furniture made from sustainably culled tropical hardwoods, Casuarina is nestled in lush foliage in a private hillside setting at Anse Chastanet Resort facing The Pitons and the Caribbean Sea.
SOUFRIERE, ST. LUCIA – The award-winning Anse Chastanet luxury resort in St. Lucia has unveiled refreshed accommodations just in time for the winter season.
The resort, recently recognized as the best value luxury experience in the Caribbean for the New Year by Conde Nast Johansens, has become even more luxurious.
Anse Chastanet’s re-branded Casuarina suite features a brand new 160 square-foot pool surrounded by a 135-square deck in the middle of the hillside resort with its breathtaking views of the storied Piton mountains rising from azure waters.
“The entire unit was redone and re-branded with a brand new bathroom as well as a huge walk-in closet,” said Executive Director Karolin Troubetzkoy, who added the new accommodations were available for immediate bookings.
The re-branded Casuarina suite.
Exquisitely finished with coralina stone tiles and handcrafted furniture made from sustainably culled tropical hardwoods, Casuarina is nestled in lush foliage in a private hillside setting at Anse Chastanet Resort facing The Pitons and the Caribbean Sea.
The spacious bedroom with walk-in closet opens to a 420-square foot open walled patio-living room area. The grand bathroom, also with a Piton view, features a “Couples Shower” with “His” and “Hers” rain shower heads.
Delighted with the success of the Casuarina make-over, Troubetzkoy said plans are being laid for renovations to three similar Anse Chastanet rooms in the summer.
Photo caption: The new Piton Pool at Anse Chastanet.
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