Grenada

Swanky all-inclusive beachfront sanctuary on Grenada, with a spa, tennis courts and a seaside restaurant. — Jetsetter

Situated away from the city accessible only via windy, unkept dirt roads...this discreet romantic hideaway is nestled on 4 hectares of unspoiled land at the southwestern tip of the island. — Star Service

Set on a verdant bluff above Grenada’s talcum-soft Aquarium Beach on the island’s south shore, this tiny hotel delivers a true sense of place. — Travel + Leisure

Set within a sinuously curved building that straddles a landscaped 3-hectare (7 1/2-acre) beach, the posh and elegant Calabash is one of the leading boutique hotels on Grenada. — Frommer's

With spacious grounds and a prime position facing Grande Anse beach, this low-rise, four-star resort with 229 rooms appeals to couples and families who like to be just a few steps from the sea. — The Telegraph

Directly beachfront on the famous Grand Anse stretch of sand, this popular resort is one of the island's best options for those with high standards. — Star Service

This luxurious and small-scale property has a great deal going for it. — The Telegraph

Owned and dependably managed by the Hopkin family, this property is not a luxury resort; its attraction is its relaxed and simple design with a distinctive backyard feel. — Star Service

This adults-only all-inclusive in a secluded spot in south-west Grenada offers dramatically designed rooms, a wide choice of quality restaurants and excellent service. — The Telegraph

Private villa rentals are still relatively new to Grenada, but with the recent arrival of the Mount Hartman Bay Estate, the custom is taking off both quickly and luxuriously. — Concierge

A real getaway spot, perfectly placed for exploring the sights in this beautiful and little-visited part of the island. — The Telegraph

— Fodor's

With a friendly vibe and just 16 rooms, it has a cozy atmosphere for a budget hotel. — Oyster

The spacious, self-catering accommodations at the eco-conscious Le Phare Bleu (The Blue Lighthouse) are perfectly situated for those who arrive by boat or who like to be around boats. — Fodor's

A luxurious hotel where everything has been designed in a strikingly minimalist style. — The Telegraph

This contemporary beachfront hotel on Morne Rouge Bay, next to Gem Holiday Resort (which has the same owner), has stylish suites—all with a patio or deck and a view of the ocean. — Fodor's

This sprawling 212-room all-inclusive resort, spread out over 30 acres, has been a landmark name on Grenada for about two decades, and has even hosted special guests such as heads of state. — Oyster

Named for the latitude here, this small, secluded, adults-only inn on 3 acres of hillside has one- and two-bedroom self-contained suites, all of which face the sea. — Fodor's