About
Spice of Life
Welcome to Spice of Life at Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort, a breathtaking nine-bedroom sanctuary in St. Lucia, opening its doors to guests in November 2024. Prepare to indulge in an ultra-exclusive escape that offers the perfect blend of relaxation, luxury, and privacy. Nestled at the meeting point of the rainforest and the Piton mountains, this residence redefines coastal living in the Caribbean.
Spice of Life sets a new standard in the Caribbean. This 35,000-square-foot residence, skillfully designed by Botelho Wood Architects, can comfortably host up to 18 guests, while still providing an intimate setting for just two.
The opulence of Spice of Life is not just in its size, but also in its array of amenities. Highlights include private beach access, a sprawling outdoor swimming pool, 13 bathrooms, a main kitchen alongside a commercial-grade kitchen, and generous living and dining areas. This versatile layout is ideal for hosting grand events, such as weddings.
The residence is also designed with sustainability in mind, featuring a sustainable water system and integrated solar power. In addition, guests can enjoy a range of luxury amenities, including a private 24-hour butler service, a dedicated on-property shuttle and driver, luxury airport transfers, and more.
Spice of Life is a tribute to the hotel owner's maternal grandfather, Sir Harold Mitchell, and his influential autobiography under the same name. Reflecting the spirit of Sir Harold's extraordinary life, from his impactful business endeavors to his global adventures, the residence embodies his legacy of exploration and refinement in every detail.
About
The Art
The arts focus of the entire Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort extends to Spice of Life. The residence has been built around the incredible art collection it features and designed to let works from world-renowned talents shine.
On exclusive view are pieces by Yayoi Kusama, Salvador Dali, Damien Hirst, Daniel Arsham, Jeff Koons, Julian Opie, KAWS, and Tom Sachs, to name a few. A backdrop this inspiring isn’t just artist-engineered; it’s also forged by nature. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out at the breathtaking UNESCO Pitons and the Caribbean Sea.
