Hoteles en la playa en St. Patrick

"Beautiful property and lodging, amazing restaurant and staff who make the stay extremely enjoyable. Super relaxing and an outstanding spot to spend time to escape. Will be returning "

"The broad back porch offers a view from high above the bay to the the wild foliage covering the hillside, the beach below and the islands in the distance. A full kitchen lets you enjoy breakfast and afternoon drinks while you ponder the view. The rooms are rustic, spacious, and comfortable. And very clean with beautiful wood floors and furniture.There are several quiet beaches nearby where you'll often be the only people on the beach. You can get a nice lunch at Petite Anse, a short walk...

"I stayed at Almost Paradise from March 12-26 and the best way I can describe it is as a dream come true. My adorable cottage sat on a hillside overlooking the ocean, and waking up every day to the gorgeous view was one of the amazing things about my stay. The cottages have all been beautifully taken care of, and I appreciated the property housekeeper coming in daily to tidy up. Lucinda is a wonderful host - lovely to talk to, helpful, accommodating, and an incredible cook. I was lucky to be able...

"The apartment was really nice, clean and functional. It's located in a quiet and beautiful area, full of green and with really lovely and welcoming people all around. Ritchie was available to answer any of our questions at anytime, and was ready with suggestions and recommendation for anything we might want to do on the island. Joan took care of us at the apartment and even showed us around in town. We hope to come back to Grenada and stay again. Would recommend."

"Great place to stay if you appreciate slow living. Lucinda was warm and friendly. She baked bread for us and had the fridge stocked with breakfast supplies. The dogs, Rocky and Pickles were delightful."

"As described."

"There is no "almost" about it. We thought it was completely Paradise. Exactly the sort of place you want, coming to a tropical island from the cold of the North. The host bent over backward to ensure a pleasant stay and it seemed a much longer visit than the seven days we were there."