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Type: Luxury Hotel With Villas

Summary: An exquisite, family-run hideaway with a bespoke feel

Feature: Dine at Rhodes Restaurant, inspired by the Chef, Gary Rhodes

Rooms: 30 Suites & 4 Villas

Location: Grenada

Star rating: 5 Star

Nearest airport: Grenada Airport

Transfer: 10 minutes from Grenada Airport by private car transfer. 

Luxury Holidays At Calabash Hotel

Experience low-key luxury at this Relais & Châteaux resort, situated at the head of Grenada's prestigious L'Anse aux Epines Bay. Calabash Hotel consists of a semi-circle of two-story cottages overlooking lush gardens and the Caribbean Sea. Each of the thirty suites offers sleek, contemporary havens with spacious patios and generously-sized bathrooms. The attractive Pool Suites also benefit from an outside shower and a private plunge pool. Start your day with a leisurely breakfast served on your patio, balcony, or on the beach. Spend your days on the bay's gently shelving sands and calm waters or indulge in a spa treatment, fitness session or a game of tennis.

At night, the resort's tropical greenery is illuminated, and the lights of the yachts twinkling in the bay create a perfect island life setting. The superb Rhodes restaurant, inspired by Chef and Restaurateur Gary Rhodes, is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious meal after a day of relaxation or adventure.

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Why Calabash Hotel is so special...

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Dining & Gourmet

Rhodes Restaurant ranks high on the Caribbean’s dining hot spots, offering a tantalising menu every evening. Starter selections might include shrimp ravioli served with a light shellfish bisque, followed by melt-in-the mouth, slow-roasted lamb or twice-baked lobster soufflé. Sweet delights come next, with custard tarts, chocolate cakes and banana breads, delicately flavoured with warming island spices. There’s no doubt Rhodes Restaurant will match, if not excel, the expected standards!

Dining & Gourmet at Calabash Hotel

Luxury Beach

The hotel sits snugly on the shores of an idyllic cove of icing-sugar-soft sands, washed by warm, translucent seas. It's a delightful spot for toes-in-the-sand breakfasts and tasty tapas at lunchtimes, as well as lounging on a sunbed soaking up the rays. The calm waters encourage bathing and a range of complimentary watersports, such as snorkelling, kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, are available. The beach is also a gathering place at dusk, where guests sip cooling cocktails while watching bobbing yachts and the sun dip into the sea.

Luxury Beach at Calabash Hotel

Romance

Sneak off to the 'Spice Isle' and treat your loved one to a starry-eyed break at Calabash Hotel, a multi-award-winning boutique resort oozing romantic appeal. Special packages feature extravagances such as chilled bubbly and chocolates on arrival, room upgrades, couple's massages and gourmet candlelit dinners on the sand. Other romantic diversions include splashing about in private plunge pools and sunset Champagne cruises along Grenada's gorgeous coastline.

Romance at Calabash Hotel

Scuba Diving

Grenada is a magnet for diving enthusiasts, with an incredible underwater sculpture park, intriguing shipwrecks, exciting drift dives and amazing coral reefs such as Flamingo Bay. ScubaTech dive shop is right on the beach, offering a full range of scuba-diving and training options, including entry-level qualifications and sail/dive cruises, as well as conventional dive boat trips. Expect to be enchanted with Grenada's astonishing undersea world!

Scuba Diving at Calabash Hotel

Spa Breaks

Calming moments anyone who enters The Spa at Calabash. Holistic treatments include all manner of massages and body beauty, using uplifting ingredients and natural island products. Other offerings include yoga, fitness sessions and dietary advice, as well as sublime spa journeys - all designed to promote complete spiritual and mental wellbeing.

Spa Breaks at Calabash Hotel

Weddings

Imagine a flower-fringed path leading to the sea, fancy outfits minus footwear and calypso music in the background. A wedding at Calabash  Hotel is always planned down to the finest detail, ensuring an occasion to remember forever. Red tape and paperwork is taken care of for you, so you can concentrate on more important matters, such as make-up, menus and perhaps a pre-ceremony spa treatment to calm nerves and promote radiance. Exchange vows, enjoy the party then slip back to your Honeymoon Suite, beautifully decorated especially for you.

Weddings at Calabash Hotel
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Pricing

Stay 7 nights from £2,373 (Low Season) to £4,073 (High Season) per person In a Westside Suite. Price includes transfers.
Flights available at an additional cost.

May
From £2,373
per person
Jun
From £2,373
per person
Jul
From £2,373
per person
Oct
From £2,373
per person
Nov
From £2,562
per person
Dec
From £2,562
per person
Jan
From £4,073
per person
Feb
From £4,073
per person
Mar
From £4,073
per person
Apr
From £2,373
per person

Prices shown are for guidance only and other pricing is available. Prices are subject to change due to availability, special offers and currency fluctuation. Please call for details.

 

Accommodation and Dining Experiences

Find the best room for you, and discover the exceptional restaurants that await...

Overview

Overview

All suites feature air-conditioning, a mini-bar, in-room safe, hairdryer, flat-screen television and DVD player, fully stocked mini-bar, tea and coffee-making facilities, Egyptian Cotton bedding, an iron and ironing board and twice-daily maid service. Guests can access wireless internet, enjoy an additional outdoor shower, plus indulge with the Elemis skincare products provided within their bathrooms. 

Westside Suite

Westside Suite

The spacious Westside Suites are ideal for couple's looking for a luxury beach escape. Stay close to Grenada's irresistible coastal offerings whilst enjoying this indulgent space that features a king bedroom, walk-in dressing room and separate living area.

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Pool Suite

Pool Suite

Able to accommodate up to three guests, the Pool Suites are set in a central location and boast a private pool and outdoor shower. Inside is a king bedroom and separate living space with sofa bed.

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Penthouse

Penthouse

Bright, spacious and ultra-luxurious, the Penthouse promises an opulent experience. A private pool is accompanied by poolside lounge and dining room, whilst the interiors offer a king bedroom, a spacious bathroom with double sink, open showers and central bathtub and a living and dining area with idyllic garden views.

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Deluxe Suite

Deluxe Suite

The deluxe suite can accommodate up to three guests, with a king bedroom and separate living area with sofa bed. The generously-sized balcony offers a resort view which complements the bright and spacious interior.

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Junior Suite

Junior Suite

The Junior Suites at Calabash Hotel offer a calming space to escape to, with stunning ocean views that overlook the gardens, an inviting king bedroom and a free-standing bath to relax in.

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Overview

Overview

A typical day at the hotel begins with an à la carte breakfast on your balcony or on the beach, followed by a lazy lunch and tapas at The Beach Club. Exquisite fine dining at Rhodes in the evening rounds off a perfect day. Bon appétit!

Rhodes Restaurant

Rhodes Restaurant

Inspired by celebrity chef Gary Rhodes, Rhodes Restaurant is popular with guests and locals alike and serves excellent creative cuisine.

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  • local_activityReservation Required:No
The Beach Club at Calabash

The Beach Club at Calabash

Set on the beach for the perfect lunchtime setting.

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:Grills, salads, mains and tapas.
  • checkroomDress Code:Casual
  • icecreamChildren's Menu:No
  • dinner_diningVegetarian Option:Yes
  • local_activityReservation Required:No
Nori

Nori

Casual poolside eatery with a diverse selection of plates made for sharing

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:Inspired Japanese and Nikkei (Peruvian) fusion cuisine
  • checkroomDress Code:Smart casual
  • icecreamChildren's Menu:No
  • dinner_diningVegetarian Option:Yes
  • local_activityReservation Required:Not essential but advised

Amenities

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A somewhat unique feature is the full à la carte breakfast, served either on your private balcony or patio, or on the beach. Choose from cooked English breakfasts, freshly baked breads, fresh tropical fruits and more. After breakfast, make your way to the beach or partake in one of the hotel's many activities, from market and rainforest excursions, to tours of Grenada and river-tubing. In the evenings, guests can opt (on request) to receive complimentary canapés in their suite which are delivered just before sunset.

Closure Dates

Annual Closure Extended 11-Nov-2024 to 04-Nov-2025 Annual closure dates: Monday 30th June and reopening on Tuesday 4th November 2025. Upon reopening, six new suites will be constructed - four Superior Deluxe Suites on the east side of the property, and two additional Penthouse Suites on the west side - taking the total number of rooms from 30 to 36. 
The heavy work on the new suites will be completed during our 4-month closure period, allowing us to mindfully complete the interior work throughout quarter 4 of 2025, while the hotel is open, with the intention to open the new suites for sale in quarter 1 of 2026.  
 

Calabash Hotel holiday offers

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COMPLIMENTARY HALF BOARD

Calabash Hotel

Grenada

Stay 7 nights in a Deluxe Suite on breakfast basis and receive:

  • Complimentary upgrade to half board
  • Includes economy class flights from London Heathrow on Virgin Atlantic, UK airport lounge passes and private car transfers to/from Airport to hotel.

COMPLIMENTARY HALF BOARD

From £3,815

per person

Saving £1,495

per couple
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Validity Dates

Offer valid for travel 01 May 2025 to 29 Jun 2025 / 04 Nov 2025 to 15 Dec 2025 inclusive. Must be booked by 28 Jun 2025
Price shown based on a 06 May 2025 departure. Prices will vary throughout the year - please call for details.

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Grenada Travel Information

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Capital

St George's

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Time Difference

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Currency

US Dollar and East Caribbean Dollar

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Voltage

220v

Climate

Grenada boasts tropical climate and is a wonderful place to visit year round. The dry season typically is classed as January to May, and the rainy season from June to December. The average temperature is 28°C (82°F). Rainfall in the rainy season tends to come in short bursts and is followed by warm sunshine.

Hurricanes
There is a ‘hurricane season’ in the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, Central Mexico and South Eastern seaboard of America between June and November, the months of August and September being particularly susceptible.

Getting There

Flight Information
British Airways (via Barbados) and Virgin Atlantic (via Tobago) from London Gatwick. Private charter flights available on request.

Flight Time
From London Gatwick to Grenada: 10 hours, 40 minutes (excludes touchdown time in Barbados).
 

Beaches

The beaches of Grenada are envied across the Caribbean for their sublime settings of soft, powder-white sands and clear, cerulean seas. Grande Anse is the island’s trademark, a stunning, two-mile strand bordered by tropical greenery and a backdrop of lush, rolling mountains. Other beaches to note include Morne Rouge, La Sagesse and the exclusive grains skirting the shores at Calabash and Laluna. In total, Grenada’s indented coastline showcases over forty-five beaches, some only accessible by foot or boat. Sailing trips to tropical hideaways Carriacou and Petit Martinique bring even more blissfully pristine sands.

Scuba-diving

Grenada’s teal-green seas are a magnet for diving and snorkelling, with mysterious wrecks, plunging walls and spectacular reefs. Unique to the region is the Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park, showcasing an extraordinary display of coral-encrusted human statues anchored on the sea-bed – a surreal experience to add to your logbook. Top pick of the wrecks is The Bianca C, the biggest shipwreck for miles around and ranked in the world’s top ten. Others to note include King Mitch, Fiona and Buccaneer. From wrecks to the wonderful reefs at Flamingo Bay and Grand Mal, there’s a site for every ability promising amazing undersea encounters.

Scuba-diving
Culture

Grenada has a delightfully vibrant mix of African, French, British and East Indian cultures, shaping many aspects of the island’s lifestyle, including food, music, language and architecture. Plan a visit around one of the island’s many festivals; in January, perhaps, to join captains and crews for international yacht racing at the Grenada Sailing Festival, or in February for Independence celebrations. During the summer months, there’s the Grenada Drum Festival, the utterly delicious Grenada Chocolate Festival and the Spice Mas Festival, a time when Grenada struts its stuff in a colourful carnival of pageantry, song and dance; a bumper-sized party of island heritage and highlight of the cultural calendar – it’s not-to-miss!

Culture
History

Unravel Grenada’s colonial past and tour the island’s centuries-old forts, with their rambling, underground passageways and colossal cannons. Fort George (today’s police HQ) commands a prime spot above St. George’s town and harbour, as do Fort Frederick atop Richmond Hill and Fort Matthew, the island’s biggest stronghold. The Grenada National Museum exhibits historical artefacts and rare collectibles. Rewind even further and visit the petroglyphs of Duquesne Bay and other archaeological sites showing evidence of Arawak settlement. Other gems include the Belmont Estate, a 300-year-old working cocoa plantation and the River Antoine Rum Distillery, which produces this favourite Caribbean tipple the old-fashioned way.

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Waterfalls

Allow time to explore this charming Caribbean isle and head inland away from the coast to the wonderfully wild and lush mountainous zones, sprinkled with spectacular, fast-flowing waterfalls. Seven Sisters Falls is a beauty, where the water fills a pool large enough for a refreshing dip in show-stopping surroundings. Another hotspot is Concord Falls, again with pools for freshwater bathing. Or seek out Royal Mount Carmel Falls, where two crystal-clear waterfalls plunge over 70 feet into a pool – not deep enough to swim in, but the scene is magnificent to watch.

Waterfalls
Food

The ‘Spice Isle’ is famous for exotic spices, used to flavour traditional dishes. Tuck into the national dish of ‘oil down’, a concoction of breadfruit, salted meat, turmeric, dumplings and callaloo greens slow-cooked in coconut milk. Other culinary delights include spicy chicken stew, pumpkin mash and nutmeg ice-cream. Sample these and more in local restaurants and in our featured hotels, where menus showcase the finest international cuisine with a Grenadian twist. The rickety tables of St. George’s Market are heavily laden with goodies – a great place to pick up spices. Grenada is also a rich producer of cocoa and Grenada’s Chocolate Company makes high-quality, organic dark chocolate that’s won various awards.

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