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Grenada offers many types of accommodations, from charming guesthouses and inns to luxurious mega-resorts and large hotels. In fact,"Spice Island" has some of the most beautiful and diverse lodging options in the Caribbean, so finding accommodations that meet your ideals should be a breeze.
Reserving a room at an all-inclusive hotel or resort will ensure your vacation is well-planned and simple. All-inclusives provide most things you could want on a vacation, on one property, paid for by one bill. Most offers include meal plans, several amenities, entertainment, and activities as part of the package, so you can let the resort sort out the details while you relax and enjoy the island. When making arrangements at your all-inclusive, be sure to ask which amenities are included. Not all resorts offer the same extras, so it's best to know what you're paying for to avoid any misunderstandings. Find out more about the amenities and extras offered by spending some time with our Best Hotels For pages, star-based rating system, and alphabetical listing of accommodations on the island, all of which can help you take an in-depth look at your hotel and resort options.
If you'd prefer to schedule and select your own activities and eat at new restaurants every night, you can always stay in a traditional hotel or resort that offer meal plans and some special amenities but are not necessarily all-inclusive. Grenada has a number of luxurious hotels and resorts ranging from small guesthouses to fantastic mega-resorts, some with onsite golf courses. Vacationers on a budget can find low to moderately priced hotels and resorts starting around $30(USD) for a bare-minimum room up to $200(USD) per night for lodgings with a few more amenities. More lavish rooms and suites can cost more than $500(USD) per night.
Rental properties are popular with groups of travelers or vacationers planning on extended stays in Grenada. Many families take advantage of these lodgings that offer more privacy and welcome guests to come and go as they please. Rental properties provide the comfort of large living spaces, kitchenettes, and private bathrooms. Most rental villas and cottages are located away from the crowds of large resorts and hotels. Costs of rental properties vary, but you can expect to spend $35(USD) to $65(USD) per night for an inexpensive cottage and up to $425(USD) per night at an upscale villa.
If you're a nature fan, free camping sites are available on Grenada, where eco-tourism is very popular. Try pitching your tent at Great Etang National Park.
If you choose to stay at a hotel or resort, be prepared to pay 8 percent government tax on all rooms as well as a 10 percent service charge. Also, travel during the high season is costly, and accommodations are expensive. But rooms are reduced up to 30 percent if you travel to Grenada in the off season.
When researching hotels and resorts in Grenada, don't forget about this comprehensive directory.
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