The Top 7 Luxury Resorts in Grenada

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From plunge pools to private butlers, these luxury hotels in Grenada have it all.

They’re the best resorts in Grenada to celebrate a milestone birthday, a posh girls getaway, a romantic honeymoon or memorable couples vacation.

These bucket-list worthy resorts are my top choices for where to stay in Grenada if you’re looking for a splash-out splurge.

Over the past several years I’ve personally stayed at dozens of hotels, all-inclusive resorts and 5-star properties on this lush island in the eastern Caribbean.

It’s no secret that Grenada is one of my favourite places in the world. In fact, I was tempted to drop everything and move to Grenada after just one visit!

And I continue to return as often as I can both for personal vacations and while writing for magazines like Hola Latinos, Virgin Atlantic and the Globe and Mail.

After visiting a wide range of properties across the island, this is my list of the best luxury resorts in Grenada.

They include the best of Grenada’s all-inclusive resorts, romantic luxury resorts, beachfront hotels with plunge pools and posh Caribbean cottages with private swimming pools!   

Between writer Jennifer Bain and me, we’ve personally stayed at every one of these resorts. And we’ve included original photos so you can see exactly what they’re really like!

🌟 Insider Tip: If you’re on a budget, but still want a nice place to stay, check out my list of the Top 3 Budget Hotels in Grenada.

1. Silversands Grenada: Best Luxury Hotel on Grand Anse Beach 

Highlights of Silversands Grenada:

• Contemporary architecture and brand new construction
• Location is close to Grenada’s historic capital city of St. George’s and offers easy access for tours to Grenada’s rum distilleries, hiking to Grand Etang Lake or other points of interest.  
• Locally-sourced ingredients and fine dining make dining here a treat.  
• Far from cruise ship crowds.
• Perfect for people who love long beach walks.
• Silversands has a longest swimming pool in the Caribbean. This infinity pool stretches an incredible 100 metres (330 feet) directly to the white sand of Grand Anse Beach.  

Good to Know: 

• While the ribbon of a swimming pool is very beautiful, it’s quite shallow so it’s not the best place if you plan on doing cannonballs. 
• Although Grand Anse Beach does not have a sargassum seaweed problem, there can sometimes be an accumulation of naturally-occurring seagrass at the edges of the bay.

I recommend this Luxury Hotel For: Couples, Girls Getaways, Solo, Honeymoon and Foodies   

Get your camera ready for when you arrive at Silversands Grenada. It’s among the most beautiful luxury resorts in the Caribbean. You’ll definitely want a photo at check-in.

Situated on beautiful stretch of Grand Anse beach in St. George’s, it offers plenty of wow-factor. Grand Anse beach rivals the famous beaches of Aruba for clarity and swimmability.

The 5-star experience begins in the lobby where a shimmering ribbon of a swimming pool leads to the turquoise waters. 

This contemporary design offers a Nikki Beach club meets zen vibe. The design was created by Reda Amalou and Stéphanie Ledoux of the award-winning French international design firm AW² known for their innovative projects in Asia.

Although minimalist in design there’s a sense of laid-back harmony in the property’s gardens, courtyards and reflection pools. 

Among the suite collection are 16 garden view suites, 16 ocean view suites, seven penthouse level suites, three ocean view one-bedroom suites and a penthouse.

The penthouse level suites feature breathtaking views from floor-to-ceiling windows and from the king-size platform bed decked out with a marble headboard and remote-controlled canopy. 

One of the highlights of a stay at Silversands is its inspired cuisine. Helmed by Chef Jean-Louis Brocardi, Silversands two main restaurants include open-air Grenadian Grill and upscale Asiatique, featuring Asian-inspired dishes with a focus on Thai flavours. 

Most ingredients are sourced through a partnership with GRENROP (Grenada Network of Rural Women Producers) which means the farm-fresh, organic and sustainably sourced flavours of Grenada shine.  

Continuing the local ingredient theme at the spa is a hydrotherapy circuit (complete with ice cave, sauna and experiential shower) and restorative treatments such as facials, wraps and couples massages feature Grenadian spices and botanicals.

The posh spa and photo-ops at Silversands Grenada makes it worth considering if you’re planning a girls getaway in the Caribbean.

Check prices and availability of Silversands Grenada on Booking.com 

2. Calabash Boutique Hotel & Spa: Best Luxury Hotel on L’anse Aux Epines 

Highlights of Calabash Boutique Hotel & Spa in Grenada:

• Calabash is Green Globe certified and is committed to sustainable tourism practices.
• L’anse Aux Epines (Prickly Bay) is secluded and away from cruise ship crowds. 
• Sailing, snorkelling and other water sports are available onsite. 
• You can bliss out in a beach hammock or in the full-service spa.   
• Service at this luxury lodging is award-winning and exceptional. 
• The pretty swimming pool with in-water loungers offers panoramic views. 
• Breakfast, half-board and all-inclusive meal plans are available.   

Good to Know:

• Although the Calabash Hotel has its own wonderful fine-dining and beachfront casual eatery, its secluded location in Saint George Parish means you’ll need to drive or take a taxi to dine at other restaurants in Grenada. 
• Among the best hotels in Grenada on the beach, crescent-shaped L’Anse aux Epines is beautiful but it isn’t as long as Grand Anse beach. 
• Located at the most southerly tip of Grenada, West Indies where although clean, the waters aren’t as clear blue as they are on the western side of the island. 
• If you’re travelling with children, between January 15 and March 15th, children must be over the age of 12. 
• It’s far from St. George’s so not as easy to arrange tours of the historic center or other attractions.   
• Closed August to October (check website for details). 
• There’s limited nightlife and it draws an older crowd. 

I’ve stayed at the Calabash many times and have always been very impressed with the service and quality of this resort.

There’s literally nothing that’s not working perfectly or a staff person who hasn’t gone above and beyond to make sure my stay has been as enjoyable as possible.  It’s posh (but relaxed) and will satisfy even the most discerning traveller.

I’m not alone in being a fan. The Calabash Luxury Boutique Hotel & Spa was voted #1 Luxury Caribbean Resort of the Year by Trip Advisor for 2019 and  The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) named owner Leo Garbutt 2020 Caribbean Hotelier of the Year.

Very well deserved!   

Tucked amid the palms of secluded Prickly Bay and family owned since 1987, this boutique hotel recently completed multi-million dollar renovations of its Beach Club, lobby, spa and pool zone, vaulting into the elite Relais & Chateaux collection.  

Highlights of a stay in one of the Calabash’s hilltop estate villas or 30 suites include a contemporary decor, stocked mini bar and Elemis bath amenities.

Guests who opt for a Pool Suite score an outdoor shower and soaking tub as well as the opportunity to dip their toes in a private plunge pool, enjoy the free-standing tub and bask beneath the stars. 

Located west of the property are four Estate Homes, with each villa featuring its own infinity pool, panoramic ocean views and five-star luxury for up to 10 people. 

For things to do at Calabash there’s swimming, yoga and playing croquet as well as several water sports. 

There are also excursions to the Underwater Sculpture Park, the world’s first underwater sculpture museum, located in Molinere Beausejour Marine Protected Area.

One of the most unique features of Calabash is the full English breakfast served on the terrace of your guest cottage (or on the beach) by your personal maid.

Another highlight is the elegant afternoon tea served on linen-topped tables set on the open terrace of the Piano Bar where blue-crested hummingbirds flit beneath a canopy of tropical blooms. Rum punch cocktails and canapes are nice ways to wrap up a day in the sun.

When it comes to fine-dining, Calabash is also home to the acclaimed Rhodes restaurant, originally helmed by UK celebrity chef Gary Rhodes.

The dinner menu showcases local ingredients in creative international and Grenadian dishes such as lambie (conch) with coconut salsa or creamy callaloo and goat cheese ravioli. 

Check rates and availability of the Calabash Hotel on Booking.com

3.  Sandals Grenada: Best Adults-Only All-Inclusive Resort in Grenada

Highlights of Sandals Grenada Resort & Spa: 

• Award-winning luxury brand offers a consistent 5-star luxury experience.  
• Butch’s fine dining streak house restaurant is considered among best on the island. 
• Picturesque and secluded location so no cruise ship crowds or vendors. 
• At this all-inclusive resort, the all-in pricing helps with budget planning.  
• Lots of activities — tennis, bingo, beach volleyball – as well as live music for evening entertainment.  
• 5 minutes from Maurice Bishop International Airport. 
• The Sandals Foundation is well respected for its commitment to the environment and the community

Good to Know:

• Pink Gin beach is quite small. So although you can enjoy lots of water sports, there aren’t any long stretches for beach walks. 
• Transportation in Grenada can be expensive so you’ll likely spend most of your time on the property. 
• Island Routes is the only tour company allowed to pick people up at the resort for excursions. 

Best for: Couples, Honeymoon, Adults-only  

 If you’re a couple wondering where to stay on Grenada, Sandals Grenada should be at the top of your list. There are several categories of rooms to choose from including beachfront, oceanview, villas, suites with plunge pools and even penthouse suites with sky pools.

For a couples romantic getaway it offers the most comprehensive all-inclusive options available in Grenada. 

This all-inclusive luxury resort set on exclusive Pink Gin Beach features 10 dining options and four bars.

Dining highlights include the acclaimed Butch’s Chophouse for steak and lobster lovers (make your dinner reservations in advance), wood-fired pizza at Dino’s Pizzeria, fine-dining at Le Jardinier and the Cafe de Paris patisserie.

Note that there is an evening dress code, so be sure to pack long pants, closed toe shoes and a shirt with a collar for men. Women should wear stylish resort evening wear such as a cocktail dress – no shorts.  

If you’d like to go exploring independently, it’s $23 USD one-way to Grand Anse Beach from Sandals by taxi and $18 USD on the return.

Things to do nearby include visiting Aquarium restaurant set on beautiful Magazine Beach. This beach is comparable to beaches at other popular Sandals properties such as Sandals Grande Antigua Resort & Spa in Antigua & Barbuda. 

It’s also worth making a stop at the Memorial to Cuban Martyrs, a tribute to the 24 Cuban workers who lost their lives during the American invasion of Grenada in 1983. 

Sandals Grenada also offers boat trips to snorkel Grenada’s Underwater Sculpture Park. This remarkable work of art and coral regeneration project is well worth seeing.

4. Six Senses La Sagesse: Best Luxury Hotel on Grenada’s Southeastern Coast

by Jennifer Bain

The newest luxury resort on Grenada is Six Senses La Sagesse, the first Caribbean outpost for the luxury brand known for sustainability and wellness. 

Six Senses — part of IHG’s luxury and lifestyle portfolio — opened Apr. 10, 2024 and is the first resort in the quiet southeastern parish of Saint David.

It’s set on a lush headland between the ocean and a protected cove and wraps around a saltwater lagoon.

Highlights of Six Senses La Sagesse

• Wellness and sustainability are guiding principles.
• Brand-new construction.
• Every room has an outdoor terrace and private plunge pool.
• Healthy dining revolves around local ingredients.
• Far from cruise ship crowds.
• Perfect for those who want a quiet but active escape.

Good to Know: 

• Six Senses aims to be a plastic-free resort, so bottles its own mineral water.

• Swim in La Sagesse Bay’s shallow, warm water, but stay out of the rough water along the L’Anse Pere oceanfront. 

Best For: I recommend this Luxury Hotel For: Foodies, Couples, Families, Honeymoons, Babymoons  

Enjoy the unique arrival ritual at Six Senses La Sagesse that involves sniffing six Grenadian spices, setting an intention for your stay and picking a “bush tea” that honours this Spice Island’s heritage.

A 40-minute drive from Grenada’s Maurice Bishop International Airport, this 38-acre resort mimics a Caribbean village and doesn’t have any buildings that are higher than a palm tree.

Its lagoon is full of birds, fish and other animals, and its garden walkways are lined with nutmeg shells and cacao skins.

Surrounded by nature, 56 pool suites each boast outdoor terraces and private plunge pools. Open-plan bedrooms revolve around king beds or twin beds on request.

Fifteen villas — with one, two and four bedrooms — offer hillside or beachfront settings.

The Six Senses brand embraces six dimensions of wellness — social, environmental, physical, spiritual, emotional and intellectual. The name refers to sight, sound, touch, taste, smell and intuition. 

On the taste front, Six Senses excels at food. Helmed by executive chef Rudi Liebenberg, two main restaurants include SeaFire (with a raw bar, grill and communal plates) and Callaloo for outstanding breakfast buffets and all-day, farm-to-table dining.

Scoops Café dishes up free ice cream in flavours like nutmeg (a spice that figures in the departure ritual).

Kitchen and herb gardens and native fruit trees supply ingredients for the restaurants and spa. Seafood is sourced from local fishers.

Many ingredients come from the Grenada Network of Rural Women Producers (GRENROP), and you can sign up for a farming experience with Theresa Marryshow of T’s Eco Garden & On Farm Tours. 

The tours are also an opportunity to learn more about the local ingredients used in traditional Grenadian dishes.

Other bespoke tours offered by the Experience Center include sunset sails, sustainable sport fishing, e-bike adventures, waterfall hikes and visits to the famous Rainbow Eucalyptus tree in Grand Etang National Park.

There’s also a “Time Travel” outing that visits a former airport that’s home to two abandoned Cold War-era planes before delving into chocolate and rum making. 

If you prefer to nest at this eco-luxury resort, buggies will whisk you to free activities like beeswax wrap workshops at the Earth Lab, facial scrub workshops at the Alchemy Bar, spice fermentation classes at the Fermentation Lab, sustainability strolls and aqua fitness. 

You can always kayak, snorkel, stroll the beach, lounge by the main pool, or enjoy the two-level spa with its gym, yoga pavilion and smaller pool.

Kids connect with nature at the children’s play centre (for ages three to 11) and teen’s lounge (for ages 12 to 17). 

What stands out is how many locals come for the breakfast or brunch buffets and special-occasion dinners.

Resort Day Passes

Six Senses La Sagesse also offers resort day passes (subject to availability). The Dine & Discover Resort Pass starts at $160 USD per adult. It includes resort access from 10 am to 6 pm, food and drink as well as certain amenities.

Book online in advance.

5. Mount Cinnamon: Where to Stay in Grenada Near Morne Rouge and Grand Anse 

Highlights of Mount Cinnamon Resort & Beach Club:

• Beautifully landscaped hilltop setting means fantastic mountain and ocean views.  
• Full kitchens in many suites. 
• Walking distance to both Morne Rouge and Grand Anse beaches so you can enjoy the best of both worlds. 
• Mount Cinnamon’s Beach Club offers a laid-back Caribbean vibe away from the cruise ship crowds. 
• Both fine and casual dining are available onsite so you don’t need to go out for dinner. 

Good to Know:

• Swimming pool isn’t very big. 
• Hilltop location offers fab views but your thighs will get a workout if you don’t call for a golf cart when heading back to your suite from the beach.  
• It’s not easy walking distance to public transportation to St. George’s.  

Best For: Families, Couples, Foodies. 

Classic Mount Cinnamon Resort & Beach Club in Grenada is an ideal setting for enjoying the extensive culinary and cultural Grenadian food experiences the Spice Island has to offer.

The hotel plays host to a Culinary Adventure Week featuring celebrated UK pastry chef and chocolatier Will Torrent, and is a prime launching point for island tours, live cooking demonstrations, social events and tastings of local ingredients.

Mount Cinnamon’s signature restaurant Savvy’s features spectacular views and Caribbean dishes emphasizing local ingredients such as catch of the day, Grenadian chocolate and nutmeg ice-cream.

6. Spice Island Beach Resort: Posh Beach Bungalows on Grand Anse Beach 

One of the top places to stay in Grenada for a barefoot luxury vibe, you can literally step out of your posh bungalow onto the white sands of the Caribbean’s best beach at Spice Island Beach Resort.

This fabulous all-inclusive resort has every amenity you need for a relaxing beach vacation in Grenada.

It’s also conveniently located for taking excursions of the island and snorkelling Grenada’s Underwater Sculpture Museum and Park.

Best for: Couples, Honeymoon, Families, Foodies  

It’s got two restaurants, a yoga pavilion, sparkling swimming pools, a spa, in-room mini-bar, beach hammocks, a gym, membership in the Grenada Golf Club  and a kid’s club to keep little ones entertained.

Some rooms have their own plunge pools for the ultimate in seclusion. Even the gift shop is worthy of a splurge. 

One of the most expensive luxury hotels in Grenada, there’s plenty of pampering here. The attentive room service to exceptional, locally-inspired cuisine are exceptional.

The fully all-inclusive plan includes a welcome drink, breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner as well as mini-bar beverages. 

When it comes to cuisine, the menu at Spice Island Beach Resort is very well-designed.

It features a selection of must-try local Grenadian dishes such as curried wild goat and roti along with lighter options such as seared snapper, stuffed tomatoes and ultra-fresh, creative salads.

The Desserts of the Day include treats such as avocado cheesecake and housemade sorbets in tropical flavours such as passionfruit and guava. Foodies definitely won’t be disappointed with a stay at Spice Island Beach Resort.  

Check rates and availability for Spice Island Beach Resort on Booking.com.

7. Royalton Grenada Resort & Spa – All-inclusive Luxury on Magazine Beach

A sparkling new option for an all-inclusive luxury resort on Grenada is the Royalton Resort & Spa, an Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort.

This highly-regarded brand (member of the Blue Diamond Resorts) has a prime location on Magazine Beach. The Royalton Resort was the former location of the Rex by Grenadian hotel. 

Highlights of Royalton Grenada:

• Royalton Grenada features 269 luxury rooms and suites, tucked into landscaped gardens and beach.
• Very pretty location set on two beaches fringed with palm trees.
• It boasts three swimming pools including a swim-up bar.
• Modern suites include a king size bed, seating area, spacious outdoor balcony, a rain shower, his and hers sinks, plush bathrobes and slippers, in-suite coffee maker and more. 
• All-inclusive plan includes room service, four main restaurants, a casual eatery, a cafe and six bars.
• Guests can participate in yoga, aquafit, beach volleyball, non-motorized watersports, tennis and other activities as part of the all-inclusive plan.
• Families with small children will appreciate the splash pad and the Clubhouse Kids Club for children age 4-12.
• Royalton Fit, a modern fitness centre with instructor-led classes.
• The Royal Spa features a hydrotherapy circuit along with soothing wellness treatments such as coconut or chocolate body wraps.

Diamond Club – Is it Worth It?

For an elevated experience, the Royalton Grenada offers guests the opportunity to upgrade to the Diamond Club.

In this room category guests enjoy preferred room locations with premium views as well as indulgent in-room amenities, exclusive access to dedicated areas and other upgrades such as:

🌟 Insider Tip: For the best ocean and pool views, request a guest room in Building 20.

• Butler service.
• Nightly turndown service.
• Complimentary early check-in and check-out.
• Upgraded room service menu.
• Upgraded mini-bar.
• In-suite liquors.
• Access to the Diamond Club Lounge, with its continental breakfast, evening canapes and afternoon snacks/desserts.
• Top shelf spirits in the lounge bar.
• Complimentary hydrotherapy session per stay.

Good to Know

• Magazine Beach is one of the furthest beaches from St. George’s. So it’s a bit of a jaunt to go to the Spice Market and historic attractions.
• Clubhouse Kids Club is available for children aged 4-12 but there are limited options for teens.
• The offshore reef offers good snorkeling (see blue tang, surgeonfish and sergeant majors) but water isn’t as calm as at Grand Anse Beach.
• However, it’s clear and clean. I consider Magazine Beach to be one of the best beaches in the Caribbean without sargassum seaweed.

🌟 Pro Tip: Taxis are expensive in Grenada. Save money on taxi fare ($35 USD each way) by taking the half-day shuttle to St. George’s with NexusTours.

Best For: Couples, groups of friends, families with small children.

Check prices and availability for the Royalton Grenada Resort & Spa on Booking.com.  

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Laluna Boutique Resort & Villas

This romantic Grenada resort is set within a tropical forest draped in vines and surrounded by mangroves and fragrant flowers.

It features 16 exclusive cottage hideaways with access to a secluded beach. It’s exclusive and especially popular for an intimate honeymoon.

Pure Grenada: Visit the official Pure Grenada Tourism website for a wealth of handy travel information.

Grenada Cruise Ship Schedule: It’s worth checking the Grenada Cruise Ship Schedule when planning excursions and beach time. 

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