Spice Island Beach Resort

We returned to this beautiful resort with friends who we met there in 2015. We were looking forward to seeing the changes made in the last couple of years & the overall impression didn't disappoint with the lighter coloured furnishings in public areas. The staff are as welcoming & efficient as ever & it was nice to see the familiar face of Fabian still there; now in a more senior managerial role. We chose an Anthurium Pool Suite this time & enjoyed spending a bit of time on our own terrace - though the small pool was very cold despite the air temperature! We were told they will now be starting a programme of bedroom renovations &, although they are very clean, comfortable & have obviously been repainted regularly, the furnishings & bathrooms are now outdated. New technology such as a wide screen tv, Alexa & Nespresso machines have been added. All food & drink was once again of a very high standard though the evening menu didn't vary during our week except for a Caribbean theme eve. There are a number of dishes to choose from & some specials each day; however we found lamb dishes were the special on 3 consecutive nights. It was very low occupancy while we were there but that didn't matter too much to us as we were there with friends. We had the main pool area pretty much to ourselves most afternoons. Lovely comfortable sunbeds with plenty of umbrellas & multiple towels. We loved our return visit but found the stop-off in St Lucia in both directions a bit tedious on the BA flight. We have recommended Spice Island to others over the years & everybody has loved it there. It's still the nicest Caribbean resort we've been to but then again it's by far the most expensive!

We just returned from our 4th stay and it was excellent. We really liked the decor/style updates, the new no-buffet breakfast set up and, as ever, the whole place is beautifully kept, especially the gardens and beach areas. We really loved the beautiful sea grape beach room which made early morning swims both easy and a must! The view from the room is special. The food is excellent, we would have liked more frequent menu changes but the daily specials were often a great option. As with every visit we’ve made the staff make this place a real pleasure and are outstanding in every department. Special mentions to Katrina, Nia, Gary, Kashir, Shawn, Danielle, Lydonna, Reannah and Stephanie, with apologies to all those whose names we didn’t catch, all excellent. It had been 7 years since our previous visit but I am pretty sure it won’t be that long before we go back! Highly recommend.

I say through the eyes of love The eyes of my lovely wife there is nothing that you can't love. The service you receive is so perfect, the staff will guide you if you ask ask to best experiences you could ask for. From a private guided tour around the island the water sports and even the underwater sculptures we even had oil down the local dish, dodgy dock was great as well wall street was a true Caribbean experience. The resort itself there is nothing I can say apart wow The resort deserves its 5☆Rating Thank you from the mr and Mrs baker

We travelled with British Airways Holidays, and after a delayed long flight we arrived around 18.30hrs at the hotel on 30th June to be told the Island was under a Government curfew and Island wide lock down. The hotel was fully prepared for hurricane Beryl to hit, with an expected landfall by 2am that night. The curfew & lock down meant bars were closed, restaurants shut, and the hotel preparations included all guest area furniture stowed away, with few guest remaining. We were quickly booked in, provided with some food in our room and given instructions to then go to the Hurricane shelter where we would spend at least the first night of our anniversary holiday. The hurricane room was a small internal conference room with blocked off windows, where we and the remaining guests tried to get some sleep on our tightly packed rows of sun beds. We learnt that the hotel had done its best to minimise guest numbers, with most leaving early or rearranging dates, allowing the staff to ensure they were able to look after those who had to remain. The hotel had not contacted us ahead. They were clear that it was the responsibility of our agent (BA Holidays) to alert us to the emerging (dangerous) situation and change of circumstances, and they would expect alternatives to be offered to us. During our 10 night holiday at the resort we saw that the hotel staff did their very best to ensure the small number of remaining guests were kept supplied with food, and looked after as well as possible in the difficult circumstances. They were clear that safety was the first priority. The hotel had suffered significant hurricane damage 20 years earlier and they were clearly well prepared. The clean down after the hurricane was impressive, and whilst it took several days, due to the lock down limitations restricting staff numbers, everything was spotlessly clean as they gradually restored services. The last few days of our holiday gave us an insight into what we should have experienced, and it was very lovely. Thankfully all guests, staff and their families were safe following Hurricane Beryl. Work was underway across the Island to restore essential services and support the work to address the devastation on Carriacou. It was impressive to see the professionalism of the hotel team who remained on site with us through the hurricane and aftermath. They are a credit to the hotel, and the efforts that were made to restore the resort to normal as soon as possible were commendable. Sadly that same cannot be said for British Airways Holidays, who did not even followup to see if we were ok. British Airways Holidays had made no contact with us ahead of the holiday, they did not warn us of the situation, nor alert us on the "close down" of the hotel. They did not offer any options to change dates or cancel and have subsequently said it was our responsibility to check for hurricanes as "the flights remain operational until the hurricane path is certain". BA did however ch

What a wonderful place. The staff was the friendliest I have interacted with. They arranged all of our expeditions and gave us a wonderful private experience. The food and service were top rated. We were in a beach view room and lived the room, the view, and the easy access to the beach. Spice Island Beach resort and Grenada are on my visit again soon list. Thank you to all of the staff there!

This is an amazing hotel located on the stunning Grand Anse beach. Upon making our reservation we were immediately sent an information pack detailing what to see and do on the island, excursions and other restaurants on the island which we found very helpful. The staff are so friendly and welcoming and couldn’t do enough for you, they remember everyone’s names which is very impressive and do their best to make sure you have a wonderful stay. The beach is beautiful as is the pool area and there were always plenty of sun loungers free. The rooms are lovely and look exactly as they do in the pictures. We were blown away by the quality of the food, it was exceptional. We stayed at a different hotel for the first part of our stay as we wanted to have a car and sightsee and try some of the local restaurants but the food we had at Spice Island was better than any other meal we had in Grenada. We weren’t keen on the white house wine but the rose was especially good and we also enjoyed the red wine, the cocktails were great. There was usually entertainment in the evenings such as a steel band or live singers which we really enjoyed. We are not usually ones to return to the same place as there’s a huge world out there to discover but we are already planning to return to Spice Island. If you are wanting a relaxing, beach holiday with beautiful surroundings, excellent food and amazing staff then this is the perfect place. We can see why they have so many repeat visitors!