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Paradise re-imagined. Boasting 64 magnificent suites, Spice Island Beach Resort is an oasis of modern yet casual elegance on Grenada's breathtaking Grand Anse Beach. Owned and operated by the Hopkin family, this AAA 5 diamond rated resort sits on 1,600 feet of powder white sand with 34 of its suites sitting directly on the beachfront and featuring breezy exterior terraces, stunning sunset views and private rock gardens. Presiding over the beach are the Royal Cinnamon and Saffron Beach suites, unmatched in elegance, each of these one-bedroom suites captures the spice-scented breezes featuring hammocks for lazing on private patios. They are custom-furnished, and available as two-bedroom suites when booked with an adjoining Sea Grape Beach Suite, making them a beach lover's dream. The resort’s graceful architecture blends into the seascape and features a refreshed palette of cool Caribbean tones that are complimented by lovingly curated interior décor that sets the tone of easy Caribbean elegance that permeates through the resort. Spice has captured nearly every award over the years and is a repeat guest favorite for the discerning traveler in the Caribbean. Also known for its 17 luxurious pool suites, each with their own private swimming pools and gardens steps away from the ocean. The Royal Collection, Luxury Almond and Anthurium Pool suites all offer guests an intimate experience like no other with ability to revel in the privacy of lush private gardens framing swimming pools that range from full residential size swimming pools to smaller plunge pools. All suites are equipped with modern luxuries like flat screen smart televisions, Amazon Alexa digital assistants, Italian Frette™ linen, Nespresso Machines, Molton Brown(R) amenities and en-suite bathrooms featuring soaker tubs and double vanities. It is little wonder that this tranquil haven continues to be a treasured secret amongst the travel elite

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