Petite Anse

Rooms

There are 13 rooms and cottages, all with sea views and a peaceful, pared-back style. Each room offers a private deck or terrace, air conditioning, ceiling fan, en-suite shower, Wi-Fi, mini fridge, and tea and coffee facilities.

Décor is simple but full of character, with natural materials and thoughtful touches. While not luxurious, the rooms are charming and comfortable, designed to help you relax and feel at home.

Location

This boutique hotel in northern Grenada is surrounded by dramatic coastal scenery, cultural heritage sites, and untouched landscapes. It overlooks a wild beach — ideal for peaceful walks and wave-watching (though not usually safe for swimming due to strong currents).

Nearby are fishing villages, cocoa farms, River Antoine Rum Distillery, Belmont Estate, and nature trails through Levera National Park. Guests can also enjoy turtle watching (April–July) or boat trips to Sandy Island — a picture-perfect beach and snorkelling spot just offshore.

Food and drink

The on-site restaurant and bar sit above the sea, serving Caribbean and international cuisine made from fresh, local ingredients. The chefs — all from the surrounding area — craft dishes with island flair, from grilled fish to homemade ice cream. The menu shifts with what’s in season, and herbs and produce are often picked from the garden.

Families

Petite Anse welcomes children, but due to the rugged setting and peaceful atmosphere, it's best suited to families with older children or teens. Two cottages can interconnect for a more flexible family layout.

Environmental and social responsibility

Petite Anse supports the northern Grenadian community by employing local staff, sourcing produce from nearby farmers, and offering immersive experiences such as bush tea tastings and guided nature walks. Rooms use solar power, and the hotel continues to reduce its environmental footprint while celebrating the culture of St. Patrick’s parish.

Local excursions

This is an ideal base for exploring the lesser-visited north of Grenada. Highlights include:

• Belmont Estate: a working cocoa estate with a tree-to-bar chocolate tour
• River Antoine Rum Distillery: the oldest water-powered distillery in the Caribbean
• Levera National Park: home to nature trails and leatherback turtle nesting beaches
• Sandy Island: a postcard-perfect offshore cay for swimming and snorkelling
• Local culture: small market, fishing villages, and scenic coastal drives

Diving

There’s no dive centre on-site, and most dive sites are in the south or west of Grenada. Many guests choose to combine a stay here with time at a southern resort to enjoy both experiences.

Spa Facilities

While there’s no spa at Petite Anse, in-room massages are available by request. Treatments are provided by Dion, a skilled local therapist who is blind. His intuitive, holistic approach has made him a favourite among returning guests.