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East Winds is a high-end hotel boasting a location on St Lucia’s west coast set amid lush gardens and tropical forest on a private beach, just 10 minutes’ drive from Rodney Bay

East Winds boasts a location on St Lucia’s west coast set amid lush gardens and tropical forest on a private beach just 10 minutes’ drive from Rodney Bay. There are 30 rooms, cottages and suites with accommodation ranging from larger superior and deluxe cottages in the gardens to oceanfront rooms and suites, all with an ensuite bathroom, patio or sundeck, aircon, TV and Wi-Fi.

The East Winds Garden has a wide array of flowers and birdlife and you can even book a tour with the head gardener. The beach-side restaurant serves fresh fish and locally sourced fruit and vegetables, while the swimming pool is set in the gardens with sundeck and bar service, and guests can relax in the spa with yoga classes and a range of treatments. At the private beach, the resort has its own kayaks, paddleboards and snorkels, and sailing lessons are also available.

What our clients say

Very nice comfortable and spacious rooms. Good breakfasts. beware the 'pool' is not for swimming in, as it is small and very warm and an overflow form the hot tub,…
RD, Amersham Feb 2019
Excellent hotel! So friendly and helpful, especially when my partner got altitude sickness. So calm and understanding. Breakfast was good and the rooms were lovely.
JW, Swadlincote Sep 2017
Such an interesting city and we learnt a great deal about the past and present in this tour.
HT Conwy Nov 2014
Another excursion made great by an excellent guide
US, London Dec 2016
“We stayed in varied and interesting places and learnt a lot about Mayan culture. The day out to Bonampak and Yaxchilan was outstanding. However, we also arranged 2 bird watching…
AD, Reading Feb 2013

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