The Best Hotels Near Restaurant La Mandoline Martinique, by the Record
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A small thatch-roofed bar on stilts above the water anchors this classic Caribbean resort on a pretty peninsula at Pointe du Bout. Rooms are comfortably understated, but the real point is the balcony, preferably one furnished and hanging just above the beach. Two casual restaurants lean on fresh local seafood, and the breeze, the icy drink, and the view do most of the heavy lifting. Martinique has been rebranded six times over; Hotel Bakoua has simply stayed put.
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Terracotta rooftops and white stucco climb 65 hillside acres above Labrelotte Bay, giving this luxury all-inclusive the look of a Mediterranean village until the palms and Caribbean Sea set you straight. Fresh from a significant renovation, the resort leans into its St. Lucian setting with locally sourced menus and a new rooftop bar. Villas, beachfront suites, and hillside rooms round out the 220 accommodations.
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Each of the 24 "Sanctuary" suites is missing a fourth wall, leaving the twin Pitons and the Caribbean Sea as your permanent backdrop. This boutique resort perched above Soufrière earns a Forbes Four Star and two Michelin Keys, and the design makes the view unavoidable from bed, from breakfast, from the infinity pool built into your suite. The sister property downhill handles beaches, diving, and spa; up here, the main amenity is unobstructed sky.
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Four Star
- Michelin Guide 2 Keys
- World Culinary Awards 2025 · Nominee · Saint Lucia's Best Restaurant
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Petit Piton fills the window of your villa at this hilltop adults-only resort above Soufrière, and on a clear day the Caribbean glitters beyond it. Stonefield Estate is a former plantation with hand-crafted furnishings, no air conditioning (the altitude handles that), and a deliberate absence of televisions. Full kitchens, wide verandas, outdoor showers, and private pools come with the territory. The Bamboo Bar catches the sunset; couples who never leave the cottage still manage.