Spice Island Beach Resort

The property features well-equipped, spacious rooms with direct beach access and friendly, attentive staff. Its prime beachfront location is convenient for guests. However, there were no disadvantages mentioned in the reviews.

A very quick and cheap cab ride from Grenada airport brings you to the Spice Island Beach Resort at Grand Anse beach. We were greeted by name on arrival having done the majority of check-in on line the day prior, and the remainder of the process was efficient. No arrival drink though we saw others getting them in the week. Taken up to our room for the weekend. Superior Oleander suite (rm 64) which was very well appointed and maintained, and spotlessly clean. Balcony overlooked the gardens - beach front rooms are available but with less privacy. The hotel is very much old school colonial in both look and feel. It’s family owned rather than part of a giant chain and it shows in a good way. The beach is long with white sand and whilst public (as are all beaches in Grenada) it was extremely quiet. Plenty of sun loungers on the beach front. The pool area is also lovely with loungers and day beds. Food is excellent. Breakfast buffet is very underwhelming but the a la carte choices are very good. Lunch is a 3 course affair but is quite casual. Dinner is a more formal affair and it’s lovely for it. Dinner changes daily, but lunch is fixed. Don’t discount ice cream as the dessert - it’s all fresh made and very, very good. The hotel hosted an international conference while we were there with multiple dignitaries staying including a few Prime Ministers. This was all managed extremely well with minimal change to regular guests (and very Death in Paradise with all the local police in uniform!!) The best thing though are the staff. Everyone is helpful and friendly. Things just get done and nothing is too much effort. From day one, they know who you are and any food issues or preference. It’s very quiet, though July is not prime season. There are times when it seems no one else is around. Nice to get away from the world, but it lacks a little atmosphere. One major annoyance was a credit card mix up. You are requested to put USD500 down for incidentals even if on the AI plan. This is not a problem, but on the next day, the hotel then used the details to charge the entire room cost which was prepaid. It was returned immediately, but I happened to spot the in-out on my card. Questions about it were answered very vaguely, despite asking two different reception staff, stating it was “an error” - mischarging USD5,000 without having the card is more than an error and I found it most concerning from both a card/cyber security and GDPR perspective.

Spent 2 amazing weeks at Spice Island 24 June - 8 July. The hotel is set on the beautiful Grand Anse Beach. We had a Sea Grape room which open directly onto the beach and are the best rooms in our opinion. They are well designed and styled and have everything you need. The sound of the sea in the rooms is amazing. The hotel was at low occupancy while we were there so we had the beach to ourselves most days. The choice of food is excellent and we enjoyed some lovely meals and delicious cocktails. The Pina Coladas were some of the best I’ve ever had!! The staff are all very welcoming and really make your stay very special. They are all excellent but a special mention for Katrina and Lyndonna. The grounds of the hotel are beautiful and brilliantly maintained by the staff - shout out to Junior who does a great job. We will definitely return to Spice Island - this was our 3rd visit to the beautiful Island of Grenada ( previous visits we stayed at Mount Cinnamon) but now we’ve stayed at Spice Island we realise that this is where we want to be!!! Spice Island is understated elegance and class. Well done Spice Island and look forward to returning.