About Three Peaks

Tucked into the mountains of Pont Cassé, Dominica, Three Peaks is an authentic rainforest haven built to feel like it has always belonged here.

Our Story

Three Peaks began as a simple idea: build somewhere in the rainforest that visitors could disappear into rather than merely visit. Every cottage was raised slowly, by hand, using what the mountain itself provided — stone from the surrounding hillsides and timber from the forest floor. What started as one cottage has grown into a small collection of retreats, each shaped by the land around it.
Stone and wood cottage with a green roof, surrounded by lush tropical plants and trees, with a curved concrete walkway leading to the front door.

A Design Rooted In Place

Every cottage follows a minimalist design built using roughly 90% local granite and indigenous timber. Nothing is shipped in that the mountain can’t provide, and nothing is built taller or louder than the rainforest around it.

Local Materials

Granite quarried nearby and indigenous timber, worked by local hands.

Minimalist Design

Simple, low-lying structures that never compete with the view.

Rainforest Integration

Cottages set among the trees, not cleared for them.
The Setting
Mornings here start with birdsong from more than 100 species and end with a dip in the fresh river below. The mountain air, the sound of water, and the surrounding garden aren’t add-ons to the stay — they’re the reason the cottages sit exactly where they do.
View over a wooden railing showing dense green tropical foliage and a flowing river below surrounded by lush plants and ferns.