Mount Cinnamon Beach Resort

We stayed at Mount Cinnamon for a few nights and really loved the vibe. The views were absolutely stunning, waking up to that scenery every morning felt surreal. The resort is set on a hill, so expect a little walking, but it’s 100% worth it for those views.||Kanilah, one of the manager, was fantastic. She was warm, attentive, and genuinely cared about how we were doing. It’s rare to see a manager so hands-on, and she made us feel like family. And Shakim at the bar?Awesome. His drinks were on point and he had us laughing every night.||Most of the staff we met were super friendly and helpful from the front desk to housekeeping, everyone was lovely.||Only small letdown was dinner. It wasn’t terrible, just didn’t quite match the level of everything else. Breakfast and lunch were better. Overall, I’d absolutely recommend Mount Cinnamon. It’s laid back, the beach is perfect, and the people make it special. Hope to come back!

Mount Cinnamon has spoiled me! It is soft quiet luxury with loud beauty and customer service excellence! My villa felt like home. I got some of the best sleep of my life in their comfy bed! Every morning I was greeted by glorious views of Grand Anse Beach along with abundant flora and fauna on the property. Food is chef’s kiss (LITERALLY!) and cocktails are dreamy! Their on-site Gym has every type of equipment for the novice and the pro lifter. Customer service - TOP TIER! I love Mount Cinnamon and by the way I was treated, Mount Cinnamon loves me back! I will definitely make Mount Cinnamon my ONLY choice when visiting Grenada. ||P.S. When you visit Mount Cinnamon, get the lentil and sweet potato cake in lemongrass coconut cream at The Flying Fish restaurant. It’s gooooood!

This was the perfect place for our family of 4. Ronelle greeted us by name each morning and booked the perfect personalized tours so we could experience this beautiful island. The stretch of beach was never crowded and the staff was quick to set up our umbrella and chairs. The breakfast (included) was delicious with the most beautiful view. The pool is small and can get crowded. The resort captures the local character of the island and the garden suite was beautiful.

A beautiful location, but the management resolves problems that occur poorly. If you have no problems with your room, it would otherwise be a nice "location". The furnishings are worn; they could be updated. Their beach front is rough waters; you have to walk down the beach to find the calm turquoise waters. Watch your invoice at check out! There were charges that did not belong there and they would not remove them! The management cannot be "wrong" here. It took them almost a week to move me, even though another villa was available. I would not return there nor recommend it to friends and I have never said that about any other place in the Caribbean! This review is based upon a couple of decades of annually traveling to the different Caribbean Islands.

My stay was nothing short of extraordinary. Nestled in lush greenery with sweeping views of Grand Anse Beach, it felt like waking up inside a Caribbean dream. My mornings began with scenic walks to the beachfront gym, followed by breakfast at an open-air restaurant where even the birds stop by for a bite. I mean, it’s a true wellness sanctuary. ||Then the culinary experiences. Just yum! Everything I ate at The Flying Fish was flavorful. The highlight was perhaps the unforgettable Six-Course Chef’s Table Experience, bringing together world renowned chefs with each moment was seasoned with intention, culture, and care. Oh, live music too! ||This resort is the very definition of wellness rooted in people, passion and a perfect place for you. My friend and I left refreshed, enchanted, and already certain of one thing: we’ll be back to Grenada and certainly back to Mount Cinnamon, the Caribbean’s purest experience, with a dash of Cinnamon.

Loved our stay in our 3 bedroom villa at Mt Cinnamon. We went in July so we felt like we had the place to ourselves. Rooms were large and clean with very comfortable beds. Staff was friendly, service was always good and food was delicious. Beach and cabana were the highlight for us. Hills can be challenging getting to rooms but they provide a shuttle any time you need it.

We had a fabulous stay at Mount Cinnamon Resort. The staff are so lovely, helpful and friendly. This was our first time in Grenada, and I would definitely go back. I have a habit of not liking hotels when I first arrive and, on several occasions, have moved to a different hotel. It was initially the same this time, but I quickly changed my mind!. The pool was a lot smaller than I expected and is literally next to the reception area. There isn't really a lounge area, so seating for the evening is the dining tables or a couple of tables and chairs next to the bar, or there are bar stools. The villa we had was very spacious, clean, and comfortable but a little tired, and the bathrooms need updating. |BUT...I very quickly settled and ended up loving the place. Yes, service is a little slow, but once you realise that this is mainly due to the laid back vibe of the lovely people and the island, you can choose whether you want it to be a problem or not. Breakfast choice is great and plenty of ala carte options. A beautiful little walk through the mature gardens to Grand Anse beach, which is perfect. Plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas and the beach restaurant has plenty of choice of freshly cooked food with good service. With regards to the lounge area, I think it would be a good idea to take away some of the dining tables and chairs and replace them with a few clusters of lounge chairs/sofas. What's lovely about Mount Cinnamon is how it is built into the hillside and looks authentic as it blends in with the local houses as you view it from the beach or out on the water.|We hired a car for a couple of days and went all over the island, driving through the villages and getting a feel for island life. We felt safe and welcome throughout. If you like horseriding, we rode on the beach with Royan, who owns Bonanza stables. The horses were so well cared for and loved. We even visited the farm where they were stabled on a different day and were proudly shown around. There's so much to do in Grenada and plenty of good restaurants and beach bars. A point to make is that food is really expensive in and outside of the hotel.||

Our family of 5 just returned from beautiful Grenada and the lovely Mt Cinnamon! I wanted to take the time to write this review while it is all fresh. I'll try to cover not only our accommodations, but some other info that may be helpful to other families. ||||Front Desk/Concierge:||Upon arrival, we were immediately greeted with smiling faces and hospitality. This remained true for the entirety of our trip. The front desk was available to answer questions, request a taxi, give advice, etc. Rondell was especially helpful! One of our best days was an outing with a local taxi driver (named Chris) that Rondell arranged for us after we arrived and decided we wanted to see more of the island. Chris took us to 7 sisters waterfalls and Tri Island chocolate, telling us local history and personal stories of growing up on the island as we drove. He also pointed out the many foods growing everywhere on Grenada. Our children loved this. ||||Room: We stayed in Villa 5 and loved it! Very comfortable beds and pillows, a kitchen (the IGA is within walking distance so we stocked up on our first day), and a wonderful view. Housekeeping did a great job. ||||Dining:||Leonna, one of the restaurant managers, was very kind and added so much to our trip. When I commented that I would love to try cocoa tea, she made sure to have it available the next morning. The wait staff was very attentive at Flying Fish during breakfast and dinner. Breakfast was especially yummy, especially the French Toast and the Breakfast Roti. Our kids opted to just order a side of bacon to go with the spread of pastries, fruit, and yogurt. It was always a good way to start our morning. Beautiful view, friendly faces, and full bellies. We very much enjoyed the food at the Savvy's Beach Cabana at lunchtime. The Pina Colada with added nutmeg was great to sip on at the beach. We also enjoyed the bonfire beach bbq on Friday night (every Friday night). The food was delicious though I will say the music was very loud so it was hard to talk at the table. ||||Other:||The walk to the beach is a bit far from Villa 5 but don't let that discourage you. It's a beautiful peaceful walk. The water is clear and calm. Grand Anse beach has several restaurants that are in walking distance. My husband loved the Island Spice wings at Umbrellas. ||BBC beach is also closeby and more secluded than Grand Anse. You can easily walk there...just ask the hotel to point you in the direction. ||The pool was also nice to swim in as the day got warmer. ||We felt very safe in Grenada, even walking at night. Everyone we met was welcoming and kind. ||||Places to see in Grenada:||-Annadale Falls: Very accessible, great little swimming hole at the bottom and a bar/food on site. ||-Seven Sisters Falls: A bit of a hike but perfect for kids as it was manageable but adventurous enough. For reference, our kids are 11, 9, and 6. Our kids enjoyed swimming and looking for crayfish along the bottom (they packed their goggles). We only visited the bottom 2 falls as the hike to the upper 5 is challenging. ||-Tri-Island Chocolate: A bit expensive but educational and you are able to make your own chocolate bars. We stopped here on the way back from Seven Sisters.||-House of Chocolate: Downtown in St Georges. The best icecream! Also, the lesson that is given is hands on and the kids enjoyed it. ||-Underwater Sculpture Park: Very cool for snorkeling though don't have a company to recommend as I didn't prefer the one we went with||Highly Recommend Curt Monroe (curtmonroe@gmail.com) and Chris (Mt Cinnamon should be able to connect you) for private tours. It's more reasonably priced than some of the other offers and you learn so much and have so much flexibility. ||-Street Food Festival night at the Dodgy Dock on Wednesday