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Hotel at a Glance: Stonefield Villa Resort

The tropical rainforest surrounding this 4-star resort has long been regarded as one of Saint Lucia’s most scenic spots. It made an impression as early as AD 350, when indigenous Arawak people recorded its virtues on a stone tablet. Today, that tablet is on display at the resort, which occupies 26 lush acres on a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nearby, the Pitons—Saint Lucia’s iconic twin volcanic peaks—rise over the Caribbean Sea, creating a majestic backdrop for this luxurious retreat.

• Included with this package: 15-minute foot massages and daily breakfast for two
• One-bedroom villas overlook gardens or the Caribbean Sea. Spanning roughly 700–900 square feet, each one has a patio with a private plunge pool and shower.
• Mango Tree Restaurant: Chefs prepare gourmet creole cuisine using organic herbs and vegetables grown on the property.
• Signature spa treatment: 96º in the Shade but Cool, a body wrap infused with aloe vera and pear cactus to soothe skin after a day in the sun
• Outdoor adventures include sunset cruises and snorkeling expeditions along a coral reef (fees apply).
• Ocean views help guests unwind during classes in the open-air yoga studio.

Saint Lucia: French-Inspired Cuisine and Spectacular Volcanoes

Located in between Martinique and Saint Vincent in the eastern Caribbean, Saint Lucia was coveted by the British and French, who quarreled over the island for more than a century. Although English is now Saint Lucia’s official language, the French seem to have left a more noticeable influence on its arts and cuisine. Along the coast, a string of marinas exhibits a cultural blend through restaurants ranging from fried-fish shacks to upscale French eateries. Grab a table to sample meaty pepperpot stew, spinach-like callaloo soup, or the country’s national dish of green fig—a Caribbean term for small, unripe bananas—and salt fish.

With several beaches, Saint Lucia attracts those looking for snorkeling excursions, dolphin-watching tours, or deep-sea fishing trips in search of blue marlin, barracuda, and mako shark. Crowds descend on the popular Reduit Beach at Rodney Bay, not too far from the 18th-century British forts at Pigeon Island National Park. For a less hectic scene, head south down the coast to Anse Chastanet, a more secluded beach with giant palm trees and undulating green hills.

A vacation in Saint Lucia is not complete without a visit to one of its volcanoes. Considered the country’s unofficial symbol, the Pitons are two vegetation-covered volcanic plugs rising more than 2,000 feet above the western coast. Nearby Saint Lucia Volcano is considered “the world’s only drive-in volcano,” as you can drive your car close to the volcanic crater to see its steaming sulfur springs.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the best way to travel to the hotel from the airport? The property is 22 miles (35 km) from Hewanorra International Airport (UVF). It is approximately 24 miles (39 km) from Castries by car. A shuttle is available for $80 per couple from UVF (arranged through the resort).

2. Is there an additional occupancy fee, or do I have to purchase another voucher? The voucher covers a stay for two people. Adding additional occupants is not allowed.

3. Will I be approached to attend a timeshare sales presentation? Customers are never obligated to attend a sales presentation. If you are approached and decline a presentation, you will not lose the value of your voucher or have to pay additional fees.

4. Which activities and amenities are included in the resort credits? Resort credit is not included with the voucher.

5. Are dinner reservations required for restaurants? Is there a dress code? For information regarding your dining options, please click here or call 800-420-5731.