La Haut Resort
La Haut is French for "the height," so it's all about the view—the Pitons, of course—plus the appeal of staying in an intimate and affordable family-run inn. Nestled in what was a mountaintop cocoa and coconut estate, the main six-room guesthouse was once the cocoa house, where cocoa beans were fermented and dried; an adjacent cottage had been the copra house, where the coconuts were processed. Rooms are basic, but each has a private balcony with a to-die-for view, king beds draped with mosquito netting, and a small kitchenette. A two-bedroom unit is ideal for families or two couples, while the two-story cottage is honeymoon heaven—gaze at the Pitons, the rainforest, or the sunset from the huge upstairs balcony. Halfway down the mountainside, the owner's residence has six additional guest rooms, an infinity pool, and that picture-postcard view. There is a restaurant on-site, and when guests aren't taking a dip in one of the pools, they're usually lounging at Anse Chastanet beach (a short drive away).
