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Jade Mountain

Verdict Accommodation Eco Score

Open sided sanctuaries with no air conditioning or televisions above Anse Chastanet, at a resort that publishes its own yearly energy, water and waste figures.

Accommodation Eco Score
3.4/5 Accommodation Eco Score
Throne Standard 2.2 · Evidence coverage 100% · Evidenced performance 63.8%. Weighted sources are shown below.
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Category average3.3/5
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Environmental evidence and weighted assessment

3.4/5 Accommodation Eco Score · Evidence coverage 100% · Evidenced performance 63.8%

Environmental evidence by pillar
PillarWeightLevel and what it meansContributionEvidence and source
Nature, biodiversity and regeneration30%2/4 · A named area of habitat kept undisturbed, or one named native planting or conservation activity15 / 30 points

The environment page covers both Jade Mountain and Anse Chastanet; the shared on-site dive operation Scuba St. Lucia runs coral nurseries on Anse Chastanet Reef and Turtle Reef. The Soufriere Marine Management Area credit belongs to Anse Chastanet, so only the shared reef programme is counted, at level 2.

Source · 2026-10-29
Energy and climate15%2/4 · One specific system, such as solar hot water, a stated photovoltaic share, or buildings designed to need no air conditioning7.5 / 15 points

Sanctuaries are naturally ventilated with no in-room air conditioning or televisions and utilities are monitored daily, but there is no renewable power; the resort is grid powered and its 2026 report gives 217 kWh and about 168 kg CO2e per guest night from a fossil fuel grid.

Source · 2026-10-29 · Corroborating source
Water10%3/4 · Several systems, such as rain harvesting plus wastewater treatment and reuse plus low flow fittings7.5 / 10 points

The page states the resorts operate an on-site wastewater treatment system polished through reed beds for irrigation, with low flow fittings and daily monitoring; a restored 18th century reservoir collects rain and river water for the estate. The 2026 Jade Mountain report gives 777 litres per guest night.

Source · 2026-10-29 · Corroborating source
Waste and plastic10%3/4 · Composting plus recycling plus no single use plastic in rooms and food service7.5 / 10 points

Bulk purchasing to cut packaging, refillable amenity dispensers, composting of kitchen and garden waste and local reuse of old towels; the 2026 report measures 4.29 kg of waste per guest night.

Source · 2026-10-29 · Corroborating source
Food, farming and sourcing15%3/4 · Own farm or organic land supplies a large share, with named local suppliers and seasonal menus; consolidated local supply rather than daily imports11.25 / 15 points

Its own Emerald Estate farm is run on regenerative principles and supplies organic fruit, vegetables, herbs, cacao and honey from its own hives, alongside fish and produce from Saint Lucian suppliers. No share of supply is published.

Source · 2026-10-29 · Corroborating source
Buildings, heritage reuse and land use15%3/4 · Several practices, such as reuse of existing structures, local natural materials, passive design and a small footprint on the land11.25 / 15 points

Open sided, naturally ventilated sanctuaries designed for the tropical climate, extensive daylighting, and retention of existing vegetation and waterways to limit erosion and runoff.

Source · 2026-10-29
Measurement, transparency and certification5%3/4 · A current third party certificate confirmed in the certifier's own directory, or measured data published for one year. Tiers earned by years certified add nothing3.75 / 5 points

Publishes a property specific 2026 sustainability report (February 2024 to January 2025) with Jade Mountain's electricity, water, waste and CO2e totals and per guest night figures, through the EPIT platform and checked against utility bills. No current third party certification; Travelife Gold was last announced in 2019 and the resort itself says sustainability is not a certification.

Source · 2026-10-29 · Corroborating source

Throne Standard for stays 2.2. Accommodation Eco Score weights: Nature, biodiversity and regeneration 30%, Energy and climate 15%, Water 10%, Waste and plastic 10%, Food, farming and sourcing 15%, Buildings, heritage reuse and land use 15%, Measurement, transparency and certification 5%. Each pillar earns its weight times its level divided by four. The score is 1 plus 4 times the evidenced performance, shown to one decimal, so 0% is 1.0 and 100% is 5.0. Missing pillars lower coverage and stay outside the calculation. A score needs at least 70% coverage. Below 85% coverage, below 70% performance, or with less than half the weight at level 2 or above, the score is held under the next whole number (3.4 or 2.4). A 5.0 band needs 90% coverage and performance, level 4 evidence on half the weight and the key pillar at level 3 or above. Every level can be earned from public, dated evidence; no score requires a visit. Evidence must be rechecked within two years. Guest travel is not scored; everyone gets there how they can.

Purity, what touches your body

Purity Score pending. We score this once dated, sourced evidence covers at least 70% of the weight. Missing evidence is not a negative finding.

Purity evidence, what touches your body by pillar
PillarWeightLevel and what it meansContributionEvidence and source
Water you drink and bathe in25%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Food on your plate20%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Grounds and pest control15%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Cleaning, laundry and fragrance15%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Linen, towels and mattresses10%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Air and quiet10%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Pool and bathing water5%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown

Throne Standard for stays 2.2. Purity Score weights: Water you drink and bathe in 25%, Food on your plate 20%, Grounds and pest control 15%, Cleaning, laundry and fragrance 15%, Linen, towels and mattresses 10%, Air and quiet 10%, Pool and bathing water 5%. Each pillar earns its weight times its level divided by four. The score is 1 plus 4 times the evidenced performance, shown to one decimal, so 0% is 1.0 and 100% is 5.0. Missing pillars lower coverage and stay outside the calculation. A score needs at least 70% coverage. Below 85% coverage, below 70% performance, or with less than half the weight at level 2 or above, the score is held under the next whole number (3.4 or 2.4). A 5.0 band needs 90% coverage and performance, level 4 evidence on half the weight and the key pillar at level 3 or above. Every level can be earned from public, dated evidence; no score requires a visit. Evidence must be rechecked within two years.

People, ownership, work and community

People Score pending. We score this once dated, sourced evidence covers at least 70% of the weight. Missing evidence is not a negative finding.

People evidence, ownership, work and community by pillar
PillarWeightLevel and what it meansContributionEvidence and source
Ownership and control30%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Local work and fair pay25%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Community benefit20%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Access to beach and land15%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown
Culture and heritage10%Missing or stale evidenceUnknown

Throne Standard for stays 2.2. People Score weights: Ownership and control 30%, Local work and fair pay 25%, Community benefit 20%, Access to beach and land 15%, Culture and heritage 10%. Each pillar earns its weight times its level divided by four. The score is 1 plus 4 times the evidenced performance, shown to one decimal, so 0% is 1.0 and 100% is 5.0. Missing pillars lower coverage and stay outside the calculation. A score needs at least 70% coverage. Below 85% coverage, below 70% performance, or with less than half the weight at level 2 or above, the score is held under the next whole number (3.4 or 2.4). A 5.0 band needs 90% coverage and performance, level 4 evidence on half the weight and the key pillar at level 3 or above. Every level can be earned from public, dated evidence; no score requires a visit. Evidence must be rechecked within two years.

About Jade Mountain

22 of 96 fields held
Recorded research, grouped by subject; claims remain unverified unless linked to reviewed evidence. Blue bars show how much information is held; they are not positive or negative scores. Fields with nothing behind them are counted, not listed.
8 groups · 22 fields
Features 1 of 8
What to do generally Jade Mountain rises above Anse Chastanet beach on a 600 acre estate of forest and reef that it shares with its sister resort, facing the Pitons. Guests snorkel and dive the reef, visit the Emerald Estate farm and its beehives, and hike the estate trails.
Scan result 2 of 4
Eco Score 3
Eco Score Label Moderate evidenced performance
Ownership and legal entity 2 of 16
Owner Name The Troubetzkoy family (founded by Nick Troubetzkoy, died 2024, and Karolin Troubetzkoy)
Ownership Type Family Business
Identity 2 of 4
Brand Name Jade Mountain
Closest Airport name Hewanorra International Airport (UVF)
Claims and evidence 1 of 5
Verified Researched and source checked in three passes, Oct 2026
Place and access 1 of 2
Continent/Region The Caribbean
Price and commerce 1 of 1
Price Range ££££
Further detail 12 of 56
Booking Site Website
City Soufriere
Country Saint Lucia
Type Resort
Environment Type Mountain
Room Types Open wall sanctuaries with private infinity pools
Secluded / Isolated High Seclusion
Eco Amenities The environment page covers both Jade Mountain and Anse Chastanet; the shared on-site dive operation Scuba St. Lucia runs coral nurseries on Anse Chastanet Reef and Turtle Reef. The Soufriere Marine Management Area credit belongs to Anse Chastanet, so only the shared reef programme is counted, at level 2. Sanctuaries are naturally ventilated with no in-room air conditioning or televisions and utilities are monitored daily, but there is no renewable power; the resort is grid powered and its 2026 report gives 217 kWh and about 168 kg CO2e per guest night from a fossil fuel grid. The page states the resorts operate an on-site wastewater treatment system polished through reed beds for irrigation, with low flow fittings and daily monitoring; a restored 18th century reservoir collects rain and river water for the estate. The 2026 Jade Mountain report gives 777 litres per guest night. Bulk purchasing to cut packaging, refillable amenity dispensers, composting of kitchen and garden waste and local reuse of old towels; the 2026 report measures 4.29 kg of waste per guest night. Its own Emerald Estate farm is run on regenerative principles and supplies organic fruit, vegetables, herbs, cacao and honey from its own hives, alongside fish and produce from Saint Lucian suppliers. No share of supply is published. Open sided, naturally ventilated sanctuaries designed for the tropical climate, extensive daylighting, and retention of existing vegetation and waterways to limit erosion and runoff. Vehicle servicing, fuel efficiency when buying vehicles and planning transfers to avoid unnecessary journeys; general practices with no figures. Publishes a property specific 2026 sustainability report (February 2024 to January 2025) with Jade Mountain's electricity, water, waste and CO2e totals and per guest night figures, through the EPIT platform and checked against utility bills. No current third party certification; Travelife Gold was last announced in 2019 and the resort itself says sustainability is not a certification.
Farm / Garden Organic farm or garden
Food Options On-site restaurant
Food Type Caribbean fine dining with produce and cacao from its own Emerald Estate
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