Grenada Hotels

Grenada Hotel Reviews

Hotels and resorts in Grenada tend to be small and intimate, with friendly management and attentive staff. All guest rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, an in-room TV, and telephone unless indicated otherwise. During the off-season (April 15 to December 15), prices may be discounted up to 40%.

Private Villas and Condos

Grenada was one of the last islands to offer private villas, but many properties are here now. Bacolet Bay Resort & Spa is an extensive villa development under way in St. David, on the (so far) remote southern coast of Grenada. Port Louis is a brand-new marina—the first phase of a $500 million project that, when the village is complete in the next few years, will transform the lagoon and St. George's Harbour areas in the capital city. In all these developments, individually owned villas will be made available to non-owner guests through management companies.

Villas and private homes are available for rent for a week or longer. The minimum staff includes a maid and a laundress, but a cook, housekeeper, gardener, and others can be arranged.

In Grenada, many rental properties are in and around L'Anse aux Épines, a beautiful residential peninsula that juts into the sea. In-season rates range from $1,000 a week for a small, two-bedroom home with no pool or air-conditioning to $8,000 a week for a five-bedroom house full of amenities, including a pool and beach access. In Carriacou, in-season rates range from $80 a day for a small cottage or in-town apartment suitable for two people to $350 a day for a two-bedroom villa with panoramic views and a swimming pool.