Excellent small resort on an magnificent beach. Rooms were very nice, good mattresses, well air-conditioned if that is your thing and we'll maintained, the food at the on site restaurant was quite tasty, freshly prepared - especially the morning omlettes, and all their bread which they appear to bake fresh daily, also good are the chicken sandwiches and the mash potatoes, mainly solid Caribbean food (if you want some variety there is another restaurant in the resort next door too that is also good). The staff is very helpful and nice, if a bit slow, Caribbean style. Of course of this fluff would be for nothing of not for the beach which his place is right on the best beach in grenada a small cove with beautiful calm water narry a hint of seaweed and almost still water for a practically unlimited area right out side your verendya exit from your room, nice sand and very few people (other than the times that a cruise ship docks at Grenada and this can be looked up and other things planned for that day as they do rent out chairs to those people, though it is still not so bad) . Overall a very pleasant and relaxing stay, very refreshing

Stayed at this hotel with my family for 1 week. We had a wonderful time, especially as the hotel is right on BBC beach. Compared to staying at hotels alongside Grand Anse Beach, this hotel offers you a smaller, but quieter and just as beautiful beach.

We had two rooms which featured all essential amenities including a fridge and kettle. The beds are huge and 4-poster, so you can hang your mosquito nets from them. Our rooms were on the first floor so we had amazing sea views.

The resort also offers a swimming pool with a swim-up bar, you can use kayaks & snorkelling equipment and you get pool towels every day. There is a hotel restaurant which is reasonably priced, but there is also a café along BBC beach. The hotel also grants you free access to the Fantasia night club on site, where there are events on Wednesdays (Old School Reggae) and Fridays (Modern music).

The staff were very professional and friendly. Although the resort is not big, the staff make you feel at home. Special thanks to the receptionist Ramon who helped accommodate our every need, Jamal the bartender who makes the best cocktails and Prince the amazing DJ.

While the hotel is secluded and you honestly feel like you are in paradise, it’s a long walk uphill to get anywhere else (and it’s not on a bus route). So if you do need to get anywhere (St Georges, etc), you need to either walk to the nearest bus stop at the shopping mall (~20 minute walk), or get a taxi. Nevertheless, it’s only a 10 minute walk to the renowned Grand Anse beach which features various hotels and bars. So this is why the hotel did not get my 5-star rating, but if location/walking is not a problem for you, then it is 5-star 😊 and I would definitely come back again!

The hotel is a long hot walk up and down a hill to the main road where you can get public transportation. It's on the beach and is fairly quiet because there is not much around other than other hotels and condos. The hotel is old and the room we stayed in was decorated in a 1970s style. The king bed was more like a queen bed and if you like a firm bed you will like it. The dampness in the room made the drawers and doors stick. There is no elevator, so be prepared to take your suitcase up 2 or 3 floors. There were ants in the electric pot that heated water for coffee or tea. The advertised cable tv only had a few channels. Only 1 key per room was given out. On the positive side, the view from the room was very nice and the staff were friendly and helpful. LaPlywood nearby is a great place for a delicious inexpensive meal.