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The 6 best Resorts in St. George's, Caribbean
Discover the best Resorts in St. George's, Saint George Parish, Grenada including Coyaba Beach Resort, Gem Holiday Beach Resort, 473 Grenada Boutique Resort, Maca Bana, Grooms Beach Villas and Resort, Coyaba Beach Resort.
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1. Coyaba Beach Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1386 reviews
Coyaba Beach Resort is poised on the 2.5-miles stretch of pristine Grand Anse Beach, renowned world over as one of the Caribbean’s best beaches for natural beauty, on the island of Grenada. Coyaba’s ambiance of intimacy, with full amenities for the classic Caribbean vacation, to remarkable design theme with attributes to exemplify centuries ago Arawak Indian-life, all combine to make this resort a one-of-kind gem. A resort primarily drawing celebrating couples.
Cracking Coyaba
Reviewed By richardpH1817DKWell I have to start by saying that we were at the hotel at the same time as the last reviewers and I do know that for a couple who were and who had just got married they were awfully grumpy for the most part and looking to pick holes in everything. I do agree with some parts, the dress code was confusing at meal time because the other restaurant wasn't open and this was was not made clear to us even when we were there. We felt that the food at lunch was a lot better then the evening but there was still a good choice and you could always eat off the payable menu which they discounted. The staff although a lot of them were quiet were very good and very attentive, although you do need to remember where you are, and most things are done in Caribbean time. The rooms were comfortable and the grounds were really well kept with lots of fruit and coconut trees, birds, lizards etc. The beach is one of the best beaches I've ever seen looking into Saint George's, which on a sunny day it stunning, and if you fancy a walk (20 mins, up a decent size hill), then go to the BBC beach which is stunning. Overall this may not be the cheapest place to go but it is well worth the money, the staff all try their really hard to make this a great stay for everybody.
2. Gem Holiday Beach Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Welcome to Gem Holiday Beach Resort, your St. George's “home away from home.” Gem Holiday Beach Resort aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Nearby landmarks such as Grenada Crafts Center (2.3 mi) and Fort George (2.3 mi) make Gem Holiday Beach Resort a great place to stay when visiting St. George's. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Gem Holiday Beach Hotel offer a refrigerator, a kitchenette, and air conditioning. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including room service, currency exchange, and express check-in and check-out. Guests of Gem Holiday Beach Hotel are also welcome to enjoy an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. While visiting St. George's, you may want to try some tapas at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Patrick's Local Homestyle Cooking Restaurant. Gem Holiday Beach Resort puts the best of St. George's at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
The very best place
Reviewed By T4929SOsarahfI can’t say enough good things about Gems and their staff, particularly Delsin and Cathy. We stayed near Mourne Rouge for two months and spent every weekend at least under a tree by Gems. They really made us feel so welcome and like we were part of a big family. Great Rum punch and the salt cod fritters and bakes are the best. Great Saturday night beach bbq as well
3. 473 Grenada Boutique Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
At the waters edge flanked between two secluded sandy beaches, Four Seven Three Grenada Boutique Resort opened in 2018 as a hideaway in the prestigious Fort Jeudy south coast region, on Grenada. Expertly blending its beach retreat private 2-acre location overlooking Old Harbour Bay, upscale features and warm hospitality, the boutique-resort is comprised of 8 bespoke retro-inspired luxury villas to embody the relaxed and playful lifestyle of the Southern Caribbean islands. Direct beach access, sensational vistas of turquoise waters and inviting 70’ infinity pool creates a sense of place.
Relaxed to the Max
Reviewed By Kathryn NMy husband and I stayed at 473 for 3 nights in the Oceanside Villa with a private pool. It was towards the end of the first leg of our honeymoon and we were looking forward to relaxing. It was PERFECT! The Al fresco kitchen and dining area has great views we couldn’t get enough of. It’s is right on the water and is covered, so we could maximize our time outdoors through the random spurts of daily rain in Grenada. We spent a lot of our time relaxing outdoors by the private pool and basically didn’t leave the property the whole 3 days (except to walk to the blowhole nearby and get our Covid tests to fly out). The team was great with communicating and they take their Covid-19 protocols seriously! Communication during our stay was through WhatsApp and we had all our meals delivered to our door at the time of our choosing. The same great views can be experienced from you the “living room” section and the bed. We found that we had Netflix available, which was an unexpected treat. The outdoor shower had good water pressure and it was nice it was separated from the toilet area. The only improvement would be to add a hook on the outside for easy access to towel or robe when done showering. There’s one just inside, so it wasn’t a big deal to open the door and reach in. It’s a little pricier than we wanted to spend, but totally worth it and we are so happy we booked. Honestly, we debated canceling the rest of our trip and staying here!
4. Maca Bana
Overall Ratings
5 based on 187 reviews
Maca Bana is an intimate boutique hotel comprising 7 artistically designed, solar-powered ‘banas’ with gorgeous ocean views and private massaging hot tubs above our tropical Aquarium Restaurant on Magazine Beach. Laid-back luxury and unrivaled privacy for a sensual & inspiring holiday experience in a warm atmosphere.
On the most gorgeous beach in Grenada…
Reviewed By 240kittybMy friend and I stayed in the Mango villa which was enormous and had the most amazing view and a hot tub on the deck. The beach that Maca Bana is on must be the most beautiful on the island. And the restaurant, Aquarium was absolutely wonderful. Really fabulous food, the best wine cellar on the island and all in the most beautiful setting. But what sets Maca Bana apart are the people who work there. Joanna, Uli and Josh went above and beyond to look after us. Highly recommended to anyone visiting Grenada.
5. Grooms Beach Villas and Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Warm friendly service, outstanding accommodation with the convenience of kitchen facilities in most rooms, a pool bar, restaurant and laundry room and a lush garden adds to the charm of this new Caribbean Resort. It is ideally located just a few steps away from the Dr. Grooms Beach.
Quarantine at Grooms Beach Villas and Resorts
Reviewed By A9154MYpeterhOff the beaten path. Walking distance to the beach (less than 5 minutes ). Quiet and Clean. Rooms are very spacious and very clean. The staff are very attentive to your needs. The food is excellent at very reasonable prices. The bar is very well shocked. Equipped with adequate air conditioning for when it gets hot. What more can you ask for? Highly recommended ?
6. Coyaba Beach Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1386 reviews
Coyaba Beach Resort is poised on the 2.5-miles stretch of pristine Grand Anse Beach, renowned world over as one of the Caribbean’s best beaches for natural beauty, on the island of Grenada. Coyaba’s ambiance of intimacy, with full amenities for the classic Caribbean vacation, to remarkable design theme with attributes to exemplify centuries ago Arawak Indian-life, all combine to make this resort a one-of-kind gem. A resort primarily drawing celebrating couples.
Cracking Coyaba
Reviewed By richardpH1817DKWell I have to start by saying that we were at the hotel at the same time as the last reviewers and I do know that for a couple who were and who had just got married they were awfully grumpy for the most part and looking to pick holes in everything. I do agree with some parts, the dress code was confusing at meal time because the other restaurant wasn't open and this was was not made clear to us even when we were there. We felt that the food at lunch was a lot better then the evening but there was still a good choice and you could always eat off the payable menu which they discounted. The staff although a lot of them were quiet were very good and very attentive, although you do need to remember where you are, and most things are done in Caribbean time. The rooms were comfortable and the grounds were really well kept with lots of fruit and coconut trees, birds, lizards etc. The beach is one of the best beaches I've ever seen looking into Saint George's, which on a sunny day it stunning, and if you fancy a walk (20 mins, up a decent size hill), then go to the BBC beach which is stunning. Overall this may not be the cheapest place to go but it is well worth the money, the staff all try their really hard to make this a great stay for everybody.
