Best Luxury Hotels in Grenada

With just 16 cottages, Laluna is a breath of fresh air (metaphorically and thanks to the trade winds, literally) for those seeking to escape larger resorts. It caters for travellers wanting seclusion, intimacy and relaxation with its causal chic approach. This is the place for wellness – there’s a beachside yoga pavilion, Asian spa, organic garden and superb gym. It’s also sought-after for destination weddings, with its rustic luxury, muslin-draped four-poster beds and romantic interiors by Armani architect Gabriella Giuntoli and designer Salvatore Perna. The hotel blends Balinese, Italian, and Caribbean elements, in both its aesthetics and cuisine. It’s thatched-roof restaurant and sunset lounge sit right on the beach – the perfect spot for a romantic and unhurried meal.

Just a 10-minute drive from Silversands Beach House—conveniently in one of the resort’s Teslas—sits Silversands Resort Grand Anse, the original Silversands retreat that debuted in 2018. Slightly larger than its sister property, Beach House, this resort features 43 suites and eight villas, all designed with a sleek, contemporary aesthetic that exudes understated luxury. Original artworks and sculptures are thoughtfully placed throughout, adding to the refined ambience. A standout architectural feature is the Caribbean’s longest pool, an impressive 100 metres in length, lined with swaying palm trees and offering uninterrupted views of the sea. Guests seeking relaxation can visit The Spa at Silversands, which is open 24 hours a day and offers an extensive range of treatments inspired by global wellness traditions. Options include heated bamboo cane therapy, Egyptian foot reflexology, and advanced body & facial treatments with 111SKIN products. The spa also boasts a $45,000 rose quartz crystal bed, designed for psammotherapy, a treatment using warm quartz to enhance relaxation. Dining at the resort showcases both international and Grenadian flavours. Grenadian Grill serves up fresh seafood, lobster, and flavourful shrimp tacos, while Asiatique brings a vibrant touch of Asian spice to the Caribbean, offering bold and inventive dishes in a stylish setting.

Relais and Chateaux properties can always be relied upon for their finesse, outstanding cuisine and personal touches. And the fashionable, family-owned Calabash is no exception. It’s also a Virtuoso preferred hotel, member of Fine Hotels & Resorts and was named No. 1 Luxury Hotel in the Caribbean for 2019 by Trip Advisor. Found beside a particularly beautiful stretch of L’Anse Aux Epines Beach in Prickly bay and set in eight acres of tropical gardens, the hotel comprises 30 suites, five villas and sophisticated public areas – all of which are regularly refurbished. The emphasis is on relaxation – take meals on your balcony, on the sand as the water laps beside you, or in style at Rhodes Restaurant. Unwind with an aromatic warm oil massage at the Heaven & Earth Spa, play a game of gentle boules, or take a dive under the aquamarine waters.

If you’re holidaying with kids, it’s wise to choose an all-inclusive resort like this one. The children’s activities run through the day and evening, leaving the adults free for some tennis, cycling, sailing, yoga, golf, scuba-diving or spa treatments. 64 suites on Grande Anse’s beachfront are also well-placed to suit families with ample upscale facilities and gorgeous contemporary Caribbean decor. The culinary offer includes Creole and vegetarian food at Oliver’s, with added ambience from live calypso and steel bands. There’s also an ocean view Sea and Surf Terrace & Bar and younger palates are catered for with special menus sure to tempt your little ones.

If you want a small hotel with plenty of sporty activities on the menu, book a stay at Mount Cinnamon. On-site facilities offer boules, tennis, volleyball, snorkelling, Hobie cat sailing, kayaking, scuba diving, pool, yoga – and of course, lots of swimming. Those preferring to chill out can sunbathe at the private beach cabana, or book a treatment at the spa. Located on the far west edge of Grand Anse bay, Mount Cinnamon enjoys fantastic views. Decor in the 21 suites and larger villas is bright and lively, the kind you might expect from a traditional Caribbean hotel, but with all the mod cons including Bose speakers and Italian linen. Savvy’s Restaurant & Bar echoes this classic West Indian experience in its cuisine and vegetables come from the private plantation estates of the owner, Peter de Savary. Lunchtime poolside barbecues are popular and provide a super vacation atmosphere – don’t miss the grilled local fish.

Opened in February 2024, Silversands Beach House was one of the island’s most exciting and distinctive openings in the past year, situated along the waters of Portici Beach, just a three-minute drive from the airport. The boutique resort is home to just 28 intimate rooms and suites, each with a strikingly designed sail-like arched canopy, and seamlessly blends indoor and alfresco living with floor-to-ceiling windows. The definition of tropical modernism, its sleek contemporary design weaves in neutral tones, calming shades, and natural woods create a chic aesthetic. The beachfront bungalows have direct access to the pristine sand and Caribbean Sea, while other rooms are perched atop a cliff edge giving sweeping views from king-sized beds. Quickly becoming an island must-visit is Azzuro, the resort’s destination fine-dining Italian restaurant and bar where hotel guests and island visitors can gather over indulgent Mediterranean flavours with an impressive view.

No doubt the most familiar brand on our list, Sandals has become synonymous with romance and honeymoons. They’ve perfected the all-inclusive experience for couples and offer superb wedding packages. This is a relatively large resort – 231 rooms are spread across three low rise villages, maintaining a sense of intimacy but with the benefits of expansive facilities. Sandals Grenada’s SkyPool suites are magical – open the balcony doors to reveal an infinity-edge plunge pool, appearing to merge with the clear blue sky. Many suites also offer butler service and outdoor soaking tubs. And if you’re easily bored on sun holidays, you’ll have no issues here. 10 restaurants, six bars, watersports, land activities and around the clock programmes of entertainment are included, with the option of splashing out a little extra at the Red Lane Spa or taking a trip to the nearby town of St Georges.