グレナダ・セント・ジョージズのおすすめホテル10選 2026年版 — グランド・アンス・ビーチ、ピンク・ジン、ランス・オー・ゼピーヌ（スパイス・アイランドのハネムーン厳選）

Spice Island Beach Resort is an all-inclusive luxury property of 64 suite villas set on 1,600 feet of white sand at Grand Anse beach on Grenada — a stretch many rank among the prettiest in the Caribbean. The Hopkin family has run it since 1961, and it has held the AAA Five Diamond rating for years running, while its Oliver Restaurant carries the Six Star Diamond award from the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences. Every suite faces the sea or the garden; several add a private pool, an in-room private spa and a steam room. The package covers all meals, an all-day bar, water sports (sailing, snorkeling, kayaking) and Wi-Fi, so you stop reaching for your wallet after check-in. It suits honeymooners and luxury travelers who want real privacy and a slow pace. Overall score 9.4/10.

Silversands Grand Anse is the 5-star resort plenty of reviewers call the best-looking design hotel in Grenada. It sits on Grand Anse beach, where fine white sand runs more than 3 kilometres, and it opened in 2018 under the Leading Hotels of the World banner. Paris studio AW² did the design — a minimalist white-and-teak palette crossed with clean, modern Caribbean lines. The detail every review fixes on is the 100-metre infinity pool that runs parallel to the sand until it reads as part of the sea — the longest in the Caribbean, by the hotel's own claim. There are 43 rooms and private pool villas, from garden-view rooms up to a 2-bedroom villa with its own pool. Asiatique serves Asian-Caribbean fine dining, while the Grand Anse Beach Club flips into a DJ-and-cocktails beach club after dark. Rates start around $800 a night, the overall score is 9.2/10, and it suits honeymooners and design lovers who want a quiet, good-taste stretch by the sea.

Sandals Grenada Resort and Spa is an adults-only (18+), all-inclusive resort spread across 17 acres on Pink Gin Beach at the southern tip of Grenada, only 4 minutes by car from Maurice Bishop International Airport — so you can check in almost straight off the plane. There are 225 rooms and suites, headlined by the Rondoval Swim-up Suite, a round private villa with its own plunge pool and a 24-hour butler. Ten restaurants cover Italian, Asian, French, a steakhouse and Caribbean seafood, while 5 pools include an ocean-view infinity edge. Premium branded drinks pour freely, and free water sports run from snorkeling and kayaking to one scuba dive a day for certified divers. With an overall 9.0/10, it suits honeymooners and couples who want to switch off completely once the bags are down.

Calabash Luxury Boutique Hotel is a 30-suite boutique and a member of Relais & Châteaux, tucked onto the Lance aux Epines peninsula at the southern tip of Grenada. The two-story buildings curve in a horseshoe around a wide lawn that opens straight onto the emerald water of Prickly Bay. The detail guests keep raving about is the à la carte breakfast a butler delivers to your private balcony each morning. Dinner happens at Rhodes Restaurant, where the menu was designed by legendary British chef Gary Rhodes — Caribbean meets European, served poolside. Maurice Bishop airport (GND) is only 10–15 minutes away, and St George's town is about 20–25 minutes. At 9.3/10, it suits couples, honeymooners and anyone after warm, name-remembering service in a quiet, private Caribbean setting.

Mount Cinnamon Beach & Wellness Resort is a 5-star boutique resort built by Sir Peter de Savary, a British businessman who fell for the Caribbean, and open since 2005. It sits on a green hillside above Grand Anse Beach, widely rated Grenada's most beautiful stretch of sand. There are just 37 villas and suites spread across the slope, painted in bright pink, yellow, orange and blue in Caribbean vernacular style, and every unit opens onto a full sea view. Many feel more like condos than hotel rooms, with a small kitchen and a generous living area. The standout you rarely find elsewhere is the Cinnamon Beach Club right on Grand Anse, free for guests, plus the resort's own Aquanauts dive center, a sea-view outdoor pool, a Peloton Fitness Center and Savvy's restaurant serving Caribbean-European food. The beach is a 2-minute shuttle, St. George's about 10 minutes, the airport about 15. Score 9.1/10.

True Blue Bay Boutique Resort is a roughly 80-room boutique resort tucked onto a hillside above True Blue Bay on the south side of Grenada. It's run by British-Grenadian couple Russ & Magdalena Fielden, who opened it in 1998 and slowly grew it into an eco-minded place that blends Caribbean charm with Mexican color. Rooms are painted in blue, pink, yellow and orange, scattered across villas and little houses set in a tropical garden, with 4 swimming pools, the Spice Island Marine down the hill, an open-air yoga studio, the Aquanauts Grenada dive center, and a local cooking class guests can join free. It's about a 5-minute drive from GND airport, with a free daily shuttle to Grand Anse beach. Reviews agree it feels like staying at a friend's house and that the local staff remember names. Overall 8.6/10 — good for couples, outdoorsy families, and anyone who wants Grenada done with care rather than gloss.

Picture a cream-and-pale-yellow resort of three wings wrapped around a pool whose deck spills seamlessly onto the white sand of Grand Anse beach — that's the Radisson Grenada Beach Resort, a 4-star, 218-room international-chain resort on the most famous beach on the island. Most rooms face the bay with a balcony for sipping coffee over the blue Caribbean, and the headline feature is the beachfront pool that's a few steps from the water. There are 4 restaurants on site, including the beachside Spice Bar and the main dining room Tradewinds, plus a Kids' Club and the Aquanauts dive centre, which runs trips to the coral and to the legendary Bianca C wreck. The central beach location means an easy walk to the beach bars, a 10-minute drive to St George's and the Spice Market, and 15 minutes to the airport. Rates start around $200 a night — the best value on this stretch of sand. Overall 8.0/10, best for families and couples who want a Caribbean beach trip without paying boutique-luxury prices.

Coyaba Beach Resort is a true Grenadian boutique resort of 80 rooms on Grand Anse, the island's 3-kilometre white-sand beach. The name Coyaba comes from the Arawak word for heaven, and it fits: the low-rise 2-storey buildings are spread through a 5.5-acre tropical garden of palms, banana trees and bright hibiscus, and it's only about 30 seconds on foot from the lobby down to the sand. Downtown St George's sits about 5 km away and Maurice Bishop International (GND) roughly 10 km, a 15-minute drive. The highlights are a garden pool with a swim-up bar, the Arawakabo restaurant serving Caribbean and international dishes, free morning yoga on the beach, a small spa, and local staff that guests keep calling the heart of the place — they remember names, tell island stories, and look after you like neighbours. Rooms start around $240 a night. At 8.4/10, it suits couples and families who want a warm, real Caribbean beach stay rather than something flashy.

Mount Hartman Bay Estate is a 7-acre private estate on the tip of the Mount Hartman peninsula in southern Grenada, built to be rented whole rather than booked one room at a time. It holds 3 separate villas — Owner's Villa, Cliff Villa and Mango Villa — for 5 bedrooms and up to around 10 adults, each one facing the blue bay with its own pool, 3 pools across the grounds in total. A 185-foot private dock runs out into the water, and the standard package comes with a professional butler and private chef who handle every meal in the open kitchen, plus transfers from Maurice Bishop airport (GND), about 10–15 minutes away. You're close to the Secret Harbour yacht bay and Mount Hartman National Park. Rates run from around $1,000 a night for the smaller villa up to about $4,000 for the whole estate. Best for big families, close friends, very private honeymoons or celebrations. Overall 9.5/10.

Allamanda Beach Resort is a 42-room, house-host-style place planted directly on Grand Anse — Grenada's 3-kilometre crescent of fine white sand and that postcard-blue Caribbean water. The whole pitch is "best value on the main beach": you open your door and you're a few steps from the sand, there's an outdoor pool with a lounge deck, and breakfast is included every morning. Rooms are simple and tropical, each with a private balcony, and some face the sea so you catch the sunset behind Quarantine Island. Rates start around $130 a night — roughly 30–50% cheaper than the neighbouring resorts on the same beach. It's under a 5-minute walk to the restaurants, rum-punch bars and nightlife of the Grand Anse strip, and about a 10-minute drive into St George's town and the Carenage harbour. Real guests give it 7.8 on Agoda and 7.7 on Booking — best for budget-minded families, couples and backpackers who want a great beach without a 5-star bill.