Petite Anse Hotel

we had a wonderful stay . The staff were very helpful and pleasant. it is a beautiful place away from "it all" . The food was excellent and breakfast good. Very comfortable room with lovely view and sounds of the wind and sea.

It was difficult carrying a heavy suitcase down and up the steps to our cabin.

Very quiet and relaxing, friendly staff and rooms were clean, nice swimming pool also.

This location was quite remote, we only had 2 nights and for that duration it didn't warrant 2 long and expensive taxi journeys. We were also a bit disappointed that we could not swim in the sea due to it being rough. The evening menu choice was a bit limited and unfortunately I chose a very tough steak one evening that I gave up on.

1. Breakfast was excellent! The cooked options were consistently well prepared. Fruit was always good! 2. The gardens are beautiful; as is the pool 3. The cottages are stunning; 4. The view is wonderful! 5. The cocktails (and bar staff) are excellent

The location is very remote; there isn't much to see or do within two hours of the hotel and the beaches in the area are very rough (by Grenadian standards!) and windswept. The food at the restaurant wasn't to the standard one might expect for a hotel of this class and especially where there are limited alternative venues.

amazing views good food and great staff and a good pool

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great location

The view was wonderful, it’s a real good place to relax and forget everything. Most of the staff was nice.

We find some bed bugs in our bed, we didn’t have n informations during our check in, no breakfast time or to ask 24hours for a Grenadian Breakfast. We wait more than an hour for our meal. The bathroom was smelling the pee… Nobody ask us nothing in our check out to see if the stay went well..

The location is an hour 20mins from the airport and taxi costs £80 each way for two, this is a set back when compared to Grand Anse resorts . However , ‘paradise found ‘ as per the brochure is the compensation . We enjoyed the solitude n the lapping waves right at our beach front chalet . Food is well thought out , we loved the fried Grenadian fish n chicken especially ( for lunch ). Service is gentle n charming . Facing the dining area are various islands, Carriacou particularly is interesting n we wish to plan a longer stay next visit . Grenada is a very special island for the proud Grenadians n tourists alike . Petite Anse exemplifies this observation . Thank you indeed . Nigel n Ching

Could freshen up a little .

Breakfast was really good.

The facility was beautiful and mostly well maintained, but we were disappointed with the beach. We were not expecting a swimming beach, but it was neglected. They had made no effort to clean up the seaweed, palm fronds, odd plastic bottles, and other rubbish, etc. There were a couple beach chairs, but no cushions. Definitely not a welcoming place to sit and relax. Fortunately there was a nice pool up the hill.