Petite Anse Hotel

Excellent location. Beachfront cottage a few steps from a very pleasant secluded beach. Quite big waves at times....great fun playing in the surf. Comfortable room with a/c, fan and mossie net. Bathroom slightly dated, although perfectly adaequate. Nice pool and great view from the restaurant balcony.

Disappointing food (no where near the standard of our previous hotel on the island), although breakfast was satisfactory. At times, it seemed like quantity rather than quality. Whilst polite, the staff seemed to be going through the motions. Nothing personal, which one would hope for, at a small Caribbean hotel. When checking out, the final bill was EC$300 above the correct total and included a number of items we had not ordered (the most obvious being some chicken dishes, which were unlikely as we are both pescatarian). Luckily, I had kept a rough track of our orders. When questioned, the manager was very apolegetic and there was no issue correcting the bill. However, other guests may not check so carefully.

Exactly as described. Amazing people, could not do enough to make our holiday brilliant. Great location if you like countryside, beach and local people. Don't go if you like tower blocks and concrete tourist traps!

Perhaps a bigger pool with more sunbeds when busy.

Lovely position by a wild beach with crashing waves. We had a fantastic trip organised by the hotel to nearby Sandy Island, one of the highlights of our holiday. The hotel had a delightful pool and charming restaurant. We really enjoyed the dinner and breakfast. The reception staff were lovely and very helpful.

All good

The real Grenada

This up-market hotel is far away from the chaos of Great Anse Beach. Individual detached chalet rooms give privacy and peace.

We liked everything

Great escape and very relaxing. Spectacular location on the exposed north coast overlooking the sea. It was windy and rough during our stay which only added to the relaxed remoteness of the Petite Anse.

The hotel isn't state-of-the-art but in many ways that's its charm

Location of Villa (we were in “Lemon”) which fronted the beach and had a lovely veranda with comfortable seating and a hammock as a bonus. Meals were taken outside on the restaurant balcony which overlooked the sea with wonderful views of nearby islands. All the staff went out their way to make sure our stay was one to remember. I would recommend visitors take the Sunday morning walking tour that for us ended in a beach bar in Duquesne Bay.

That we didn’t book for longer !!!