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Conde Nast's Favorite Overseas Hotel: Jalousie Plantation

Fashion & Life: "After winning accolades from Conde Nast Traveller Magazine UK edition Jalousie Plantation Resort in Sugar Beach St. Lucia is gearing up to renovate itself and creating a new branding as the Tides Sugar Beach. The company is spending over $ 100 million on the enhancements. According to the readers of the Traveler Magazine, this is one leisure hotel in the Caribbean that most would like to stay in. In fact it was number 25 of the 100 most popular places to stay across the globe."
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