One of Saint Lucia’s premier resorts, Jade Mountain, has once again retained the prestigious AAA Five Diamond Rating for 2025, placing it among the very best vacation destinations in the world. Only 12 properties across the Caribbean received the honour this year.
The AAA Diamond Program is one of the most respected hotel and restaurant rating systems internationally. Properties are evaluated anonymously and held to rigorous standards of hospitality, cleanliness, service, and overall guest experience. The Five Diamond designation is the highest possible rating, awarded to fewer than half a per cent of the 27,000 hotels and resorts assessed annually. Properties in this category are considered world-class, offering an exceptional level of luxury, sophistication, and attention to detail.
For owner and executive director Karolin Troubetzkoy, the recognition belongs to the team behind Jade Mountain and to the guests who continue to choose it.
“This award belongs to our incredible team, to the vision behind the resort, and to the many guests who trust us with their most meaningful travel experiences.”
Photo by Jade Mountain Resort
With its continued recognition, Jade Mountain not only reinforces its standing as one of the Caribbean’s finest resorts but also highlights Saint Lucia’s place on the map as a world-class destination.
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One of a kind, magnificent.