Petite Anse Hotel & Restaurant

We throughly enjoyed our five night stay at this gem of a place, North Grenada in the parish of St Patrick. Petite Anse has a delightful rustic charm, which some say is outdated. I suggest it’s very intentional. It is also very popular with the locals which is always a good sign. It was truly the most relaxed my husband and I have ever been. The simplicity of it all, no TV just sitting on our veranda watching the palm trees blowing in the breeze and listening to the waves of the ocean. We also made the most of the delightful pool overlooking the beach. Stunning. The staff are incredibly helpful and friendly. The housekeeping was exceptional. On the day laundry service and the rooms smelt so fresh and clean everyday. It was immaculate. The food was good, BBQ on Sunday was a bit pricy if I’m being honest. I must recommend the chicken roti, this was truly delicious. In particular I wanted to do a shoutout to Melvin. The Alchemist/Barman who made the most beautiful and delicious cocktails. We have travelled far and wide and these were as good if not better than any we have had elsewhere. Throughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend to anyone who wanted a truly authentic Grenadian experience in and amongst the beauty and lushness. ||We highly recommend the tour of the island which we did with Leon, the visit to Rivers distillery which is like stepping back in time 400 years and the trip to sandy island, which is more beautiful than the Carriacou sandy island, in our opinion. See pictures! We had the island to ourselves and you can catch a lobster and the fisherman who brings you over will cook it for you. The staff at Petite Anse also prepares a picnic for you and includes fresh fish to be cooked. Truly paradise.

The best place we stayed in Barbados. Authentic quiet and beautiful gem with great food. Beach is small and wavy so a little dangerous for swimming but coconut tree lined very pretty. The only place on the whole north shore that seemed to be open and we hadn’t pre-reserved. Romantic spot

After a mixed bag of experiences at the Royalton - and having our holiday extended by the cancellation of our BA flight - we chose to move to the far north of the Island. We picked this hotel at random - we were not dissapointed! In fact the three nights we spent here will remain in our memory a lot longer than the previous seven!||The 28 mile journey from St George took every bit of 90 minutes - up and down steep hills and round sharp corners - but scenic nearly all the way. Upon arrival we were made more than welcome, and quickly settled into our rustic room with a fantastic sea view. Whilst the room itself was “basic” all we needed was there (even a kettle and iron). ||What makes this hotel special is the spectacular location - plus a very, very friendly staff. Nothing was too much trouble (including lugging 2x25 kilo suitcases to our room). Food was plentiful and varied. The breakfast was particularly outstanding - probably as good as we have ever had. It was even hot!!||There are lots of interesting places to visit nearby, but I would suggest that hiring a car is the best way to get around. Be brave - and give this Hotel a go!

Only stopped for lunch but was blown away by the location, there's a nice beach directly below the restaurant but the waters were a bit rough for a swim. Food was excellent, good portions and service was reasonably quick (for Grenada!). Friendly staff, not too pricey & amazing location - fantastic.

We stayed in Romantic Cottage accommodation which belongs to this hotel. It was ok. But we went here two times for dinners, as there is limited number of choices in this area. Food was really good and big portions with nice and friendly staff.

This was the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. I booked a beachfront hotel room and all I got was the view of another cottage in front of me. We had to bring our bags down to the room ourselves and we are close to 60 years old. The person that showed us the room could barely open it because it had a key on A large piece of wood like you would get if you were going to a bathroom at a 7-Eleven back in the 70s. The room is sparse and the bathroom is dated. There is no air conditioning in the bathroom. While I was Calling Expedia to rebook sitting at the desk in the room, I was bitten by several ants and found out they were a Calling Expedia to rebook sitting at the desk in the room, I was bitten by several ants and found out there were ants all over our room . The food was mediocre and it was so hot in the dining room that I felt nauseated trying to even eat a bowl of soup. The drive to the place is treacherous, and you have to navigate goats, chickens, cats, and people who do not know how to drive. When I was rebooked at another hotel, the owner did not even try and do anything to try and make her stay better. He charged me for $400 for the one night. I stayed because it was too dark to drive on the horrible roads back closer to the airport I would avoid this hotel at all costs .

Great view, great freshly cooked food. Tuna streak was especially good. Beautiful views

If you want a warm and friendly welcome in a stunning setting then look no further. Petite Anse is a delightfully rustic place where you can truly escape and is ideally placed to explore the north of the island. It is not meant to be 5* luxury but the luxury is the blend of location, tranquility, wholesome local food and lovely staff. |Easy to book a car from here or to book taxis to get you to local beaches, turtle tour etc. Local walks. So many authentic places. The food is good and the all day menu also means you can be as flexible as you want. |The beach is easily accessible but not suitable for swimming. There is a pool. |We stayed for 5 nights this visit which was good.