Radisson Grenada Beach Resort

Randy Whyte

This is a lovely hotel in a great location and it actually looks good too cannot praise it enough. Breakfast was good only thing I didn't like it was served to you in portions by staff but the big problem was there was never enough staff so it took twice as long to finally get your breakfast I liked the variation of food some traditional and enough to appeal to everyone else from abroad if u like the same as home. Sadly the lack of staff was apparent all through the hotel even if you wanted a drink at the various bars around the resort. The beach next to it was lovely can't knock it. The evening meal was great but u had to wait for it. I had barracuda lovely and lamb another evening and that was ok. It's a bit pricey but it does the job. Staff are polite and helpful gave you a nice feeling around the resort. The room was good very big for a poolside view it was just a bit bland in looks but that's being fussy can't complain really. The location of the resort was great shops bus stop not far away at all. Walking along that beach was very nice. So overall I would recommend the place thumbs up. I would return.

Dominic Seabrook

Two unforgettable weeks in paradise — can’t wait to return We’ve just come back from the most incredible two weeks at the Radisson in Grenada. From start to finish, the staff made the experience unforgettable. Jason the security guard made us feel safe every day — always professional yet genuinely friendly. Clyde, the groundsman, went above and beyond bringing us fresh coconuts and mangoes, teaching us about the trees and keeping the grounds in pristine condition. Sheena, Destiny, Desrie and so many of the waiting staff were wonderful, welcoming, attentive and always smiling. The cocktails were exceptional, and the breakfast was one of the best we’ve had at any hotel. The long stretch of beach the hotel sits on is simply world-class, peaceful, clean and stunning at all times of day. Our room was cleaned immaculately every day, the housekeeping team were truly exceptional and made everything feel special. We honestly can’t recommend this hotel highly enough. It exceeded every expectation, and we’ll be back as soon as humanly possible!

Sandra Dacres-Smith

I recently made my first visit to Grenada, staying at the Radisson Grenada Beach Resort and I can honestly say I would never stay at this hotel again on any future visit to Grenada. My first impression of the hotel on the drive up to reception were that the hotel looked really nice, so tick for curb appeal. Rooms Once we were allocated our room and were then taken to it, you could see the hotel is really tired looking. Once in our room, you could clearly see it needed updating. Brown outdated furniture and sliding wardrobe doors that kept falling off the rails. The best thing in the room was the TV, which was relatively new. The room itself was clean, so no issues there. Restuarant On our first night (Saturday) the restuarant offering was a buffet. We didn't fancy that so were given the option to order from the menu. We ordered wings and chips. We waited over an hour for the order that still didn't turn up and this was despite the fact we kept being told it was coming. How can a simple order of chicken wings and chips take so long. Suffice it to say, with the exception of breakfast, which was included, we didn't eat at the hotel again. Staffing It was clear to see that they didn't have enough staff to cater for the number of people in the hotel. Whether it was catering, the bar area, pool area and cleaning. On day after our room was cleaned, we were given fresh towels and when we enquired at reception, we were told they were in the dryer. This was after being out most of the day when all you wanted to do was have a shower and freshen up. How can can a hotel not have enough clean towels on hand to replace the used ones from rooms? Entertainment What was that? We were given no information on what entertainment was available. I was part of an organised group, so our entertainment was already sorted for most of our stay. We did actually meet the entertainment rep, Dylen, who was really nice, but even he was surprised we weren't given any information upon arrival. Overall, I was very disappointed with my stay and when we spoke to other people we met, they were surprised we were staying at that hotel, given there are nicer ones in Grand Anse. And these were people who have been to Grenada before and have previously stayed at the Radisson. There is no way that hotel still deserves to be 4 Star, in my opinion it's 3 Star at best.

Nir one

The hotel is beautiful, great location, clean. One pool was being renovated but the larger pool was open and great for kids. We stayed in the renovated rooms which were clean and comfortable. The breakfast was excellent with a huge selection and very friendly service. The 3 stars has to do with the check-in staff - firstly there is a mandatory $100US per night charge that will (hopefully) get refunded upon check-out. This is if we choose to eat at the on-site restaurants. They said it's clearly stated on the website but I still don't see it marked anywhere and I don't believe that this should be mandatory. Secondly, I visited the front desk twice to book an airport taxi. The lady took my information but didn't know the price the taxi would charge from the hotel to the airport. I went back a few hours later to ask again the price and was told it was booked for me and was 70EC. We showed up the next day at the 'booked' time and the front desk staff had never booked the taxi. When I said I had come twice to make sure it was booked, the staff started whispering about me to each other and watching me as if I was being unreasonable. Thankfully a taxi driver in the lobby called a colleague who came to take us to the airport.

Michael C

Service was excellent, but the location, breakfast and gym were incomparable. Right on the heart of Grand Anse beach, the hotel is ideally located. Several restaurants serving drinks until late at night was also a big plus. The breakfast really is worth at least half the price of the stay, with offerings like tania log (porridge), pancakes, waffles, freshly prepared omelettes, assorted fruit, ground provisions and other local delicacies.