Calabash Hotel

Top choice in Grenada Island


Easily the area’s nicest place to bed down for the night. The beautifully manicured grounds sit hand in hand with a standard of service that is second to none. Lovely touches include having breakfast delivered to your room, and the sweeping lawns and swaying palms on the beach make the setting ripe for relaxation.

Rates include breakfast, afternoon tea and some water sports.


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