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Spice Island Beach Resort

St. George's, Grenada • Grande Anse • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,038 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Part of Small Luxury Hotels

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At a glance

A 1961-founded bungalow resort on Grenada's Grande Anse Beach with plantation-house interiors and harbour views.

Best for: Collectors and aesthetes seeking Caribbean authenticity

Highlights:

  • Family-owned since 1961 on Grande Anse Beach
  • Low-rise bungalow compound with plantation-house interiors
  • Mosaic pool and colonnade restaurant overlooking St. George's Harbour
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PB hotel design editorial

Grande Anse Beach on Grenada's southwestern coast has drawn visitors since the island first appeared on the Caribbean resort circuit, and Spice Island Beach Resort has held its prime stretch of that powder-white shore since 1961, making it one of the oldest family-owned luxury properties in the Eastern Caribbean. The low-slung white structures visible from the air — pitched metal roofs, deep-shaded arcades, pavilion volumes that step toward the waterline through groves of sea grape and palm — keep a deliberately domestic scale, never rising above two storeys and presenting to the beach as a compound of generous private bungalows rather than a hotel block. The interiors carry a palette drawn directly from the surrounding sea: teal bolster cushions and aqua-bordered dhurrie rugs against warm limestone-tiled floors, dark-stained timber headboards with woven rattan detailing, and ceiling fans turning slowly under exposed beam soffits. Louvred plantation shutters and arched openings framing glimpses of the Caribbean give the rooms an atmosphere closer to a well-appointed plantation house than a resort suite. The main restaurant extends under a broad arched colonnade with tongue-and-groove timber ceilings, wicker dining chairs upholstered in coral and ikat fabric, and pendant chandeliers in a vernacular colonial register. The freeform mosaic-tiled pool, set above beach level and surrounded by travertine paving, frames views across the bay toward St. George's Harbour — the kind of carefully considered sightline that speaks to decades of incremental refinement rather than a single grand design gesture.

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About

Paradise re-imagined. Boasting 64 magnificent suites, Spice Island Beach Resort is an oasis of modern yet casual elegance on Grenada's breathtaking Grand Anse Beach. Owned and operated by the Hopkin family, this AAA 5 diamond rated resort sits on 1,600 feet of powder white sand with 34 of its suites sitting directly on the beachfront and featuring breezy exterior terraces, stunning sunset views and private rock gardens. Presiding over the beach are the Royal Cinnamon and Saffron Beach suites, unmatched in elegance, each of these one-bedroom suites captures the spice-scented breezes featuring hammocks for lazing on private patios. They are custom-furnished, and available as two-bedroom suites when booked with an adjoining Sea Grape Beach Suite, making them a beach lover's dream. The resort’s graceful architecture blends into the seascape and features a refreshed palette of cool Caribbean tones that are complimented by lovingly curated interior décor that sets the tone of easy Caribbean elegance that permeates through the resort. Spice has captured nearly every award over the years and is a repeat guest favorite for the discerning traveler in the Caribbean. Also known for its 17 luxurious pool suites, each with their own private swimming pools and gardens steps away from the ocean. The Royal Collection, Luxury Almond and Anthurium Pool suites all offer guests an intimate experience like no other with ability to revel in the privacy of lush private gardens framing swimming pools that range from full residential size swimming pools to smaller plunge pools. All suites are equipped with modern luxuries like flat screen smart televisions, Amazon Alexa digital assistants, Italian Frette™ linen, Nespresso Machines, Molton Brown(R) amenities and en-suite bathrooms featuring soaker tubs and double vanities. It is little wonder that this tranquil haven continues to be a treasured secret amongst the travel elite.

Amenities

Pool

Free Parking

Business center

Internet

Free Internet

Free Wifi

Beachfront

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Spice Island Beach Resort Reviews

1,238 reviews

"We have stayed here multiple times and really liked it, but given the current prices I can’t see us returning. Too bad, there are other options with better value for money."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 20, 2026

"We traveled to Spice Island Resort for total relaxation for 6 days. The beach was beautiful, with clear water and gorgeous sand. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Our room was super clean with comfortable beds, soft linens and towels. The food was great some days, not-so-great other days (we were all-inclusive). Breakfast was monotonous - the menu never changed. The biggest problem was unknowingly we were there during their Carnival. Weirdly enough, the flight attendant on our flight warned us about this, which is the first we heard about it. What was meant to be a relaxing vacation was not. The bars/resorts down the beach were noisy every day. There was a party boat just offshore down by Umbrellas (local bar) that played VERY loud, obnoxious music every day - on our last day they started at 9 a.m! One day the Coast Guard came by and the party boat moved way down the beach which was very appreciated, but that was only one day. The music was very loud and the boom-boom-boom of the bass and drums drove us crazy. Couldn't listen to the ocean. All beaches on Grenada are public so every day we had local people hanging out on the beach directly in front of our room so there were no spots left for us in the shade. I don't know if this was because of Carnival or if this happens year-round. We may be back to Grenada but will look for a quieter spot."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 18, 2026

"We’ve stayed at this beautiful hotel five times over the last few years for a reason, its everything we look for when considering a vacation, location, hotel size, the property itself, the ambience and of course the wonderful staff. After travelling to the Caribbean for more than 25 years, Spice Island ticks all the boxes for us as a couple, we’re returning in October for a couple of weeks and look forward to yet another dose of total chill out time in Sea Grape 18 if it’s ready !!!!!!! Thank you to each and every member of staff who made our stay perfect. J&C. D London"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 04, 2026

"This was our fifth visit to what has now become our favourite Caribbean destination. Over the last 25 years we have visited many of the Caribbean islands and love them all, however Grenada and more specifically Spice Island has become our standout favourite, the location, the hotel and its staff are everything we look for in a vacation. Thank you to every member of staff for making our vacation perfect, see you later this year."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 26, 2026

"We were greeted warmly and efficiently shown to our Anthurium suite. However a lot of the information shared with us was somewhat lost after a long flight. Luckily there is also a source of information on the TV but still it does seem as though they are in a rush to share a script. Maybe cut some of the info out so that guests can just enjoy their arrival and room reveal. The room had a very comfortable king size bed and an equally comfortable sofa bed. We were irritated by the protruding wooden surround of the bed which caused a few bruises!!! A few other negatives about the room. The spa bath was not working which was a shame because it looked so inviting. The private pool was unnecessarily deep (up to six foot) with steep sloped sections which went from 3ft to 6ft in just a single step. With no hand rail I feel that this facility is dangerous and impractical. Lastly but most importantly there was zero efforts made to control mosquitoes and other biting insects in the rooms. Some plug in zappers would have prevented a lot of discomfort. I would also say that having successfully splattered one of the offending critters and seeing my blood exploded onto a bed sheet - I expected the sheet to be changed at turndown. It wasn’t - the housekeeper simply turned it over and hoped it would go unnoticed. It remained unchanged for two days. When the hotel has low occupancy there is no excuse for not attending to this more quickly. The mini bar was well stocked and toiletries are genuine Molton Brown. All good. The courtyard garden was private and felt safe - but again a bit too bitey in the mosquito department! Food Generally of a high quality but it seems that corners were being cut Sunday/Monday when supplies were perhaps running low or chef was not on site. Several servers were lovely and professional (Karina deserves special mention) but some others were disinterested to the point of rude. Service was generally very slow and the night our table got swarmed by rain flies staff just shrugged. We had to insist on a table change - in a virtually empty restaurant!! Other than that I would also make people aware that there are no easy bar snacks etc for lunch. If you fancy just a pizza, nachos or some shrimp you will be disappointed. They do serve a burger and the lunch options do have something for everyone - but personally I found it a bit too much! Sometimes less is more. Beach The beach is public and so hawkers do wander around but are generally not a problem. There are a few stray dogs on the beach who are friendly and seem to seek the company of tourists. This is presumably because of how they are treated by residents. I saw one local man throwing rocks and shouting at them. The dogs clearly feel safer with visitors and will simply walk alongside you for safety. Anyone who cares for animal welfare may find the treatment of animals distressing. We also noticed used needles on the beach further along from the hotel (outside the university) so I would perhaps exercise caution when walking along the waters edge. The sun beds were plentiful (maybe because there were so few guests) but again I would say that the attitude of staff could do with improving. One morning we were kept waiting for chair covers whilst the staff carried on putting cushions on all of the other sunbeds. As the only guests on the beach and as he was aware of his presence we can only assume that he was being rude on purpose. Even the security guard spoke with him but to no effect - he just kept doing what he wanted with no regard for guests! But enough with the grumbles - because although I think it right to share these observations I wouldn’t want to put people off entirely. The hotel is in a beautiful location, and our time there was relaxing and enjoyable. The cocktails and mocktails included with the all inclusive rate were first class. The evening meals were generally of a good quality and beautifully presented. Generally I would recommend this hotel but the above are points I would like to be aware of when booking so they are shared for that reason."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 16, 2026

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