The staff and the quietness of the environment made this an exceptional stay.

We spent five nights here during the first part of our Grenadian vacation. The hotel is located about an hour from St. George’s - so we wouldn’t recommend this hotel if you’re not willing to rent a car. It did take us a while to get to certain attractions from this hotel, so I’m glad we split it up into two parts (staying five nights here and two nights in St. George’s). I was a weenie once I saw the traffic but luckily my husband is a fantastic driver and quickly got used to driving on the left on roads that sometimes reminder us of a Mario Kart course. There was one afternoon when we did not want to drive into the city as we knew we would be drinking and Carlene (the hotel manager) was kind enough to arrange a taxi for us. This was a great jumping off point for touring the northern part of the island. We checked out Leapers Hill and River Antoine Rum Distillery. The rum distillery was one of the highlights of our trip and it was very cool to watch an 18th century river-powered water wheel crush sugarcane. The hotel itself is like taking a trip back in time. It is absolutely beautifully landscaped and the grounds are lush and green. Every morning you wake up to the sound of birds chirping in the trees. We stayed in Nutmeg One which has a gorgeous balcony looking out over the ocean across the trees. The room is somewhat rustic - wood shutters, clawfoot tub, unfinished wood floors, beautiful antique secretary desk - which was nice. The king bed was comfortable and the room was clean. It had air conditioning which we appreciated on some of those hot days! Breakfast was included and was always cooked to perfection. We really liked the local egg and bean quesadilla! We also ate at the hotel restaurant every night we were there.

Staff member who checked us in was amazing. Breakfast was ok.

I understand it's a retreat style accommodation, but this was way less than what I expected for the price. No aircon . Too much mosquito. No tv/radio. Couldn't use pool as it was dirty. No repellent or mosquito deterent other than useless fans. Couldn't use kettle. No microwave. Had a birds nest in the vent in the room. The mosquito net on the bed was pointless. I never get bitten until I stayed here. The staff member at check-in and breakfast was great. But the rest of the experience was definitely a waste of money. We booked for two nights and left after one night. Would not stay there again. That's just my opinion. Please don't let the above put you off booking as your experience may be completely different.

Best views of just about any hotel I’ve been to in 30 countries including some “fancier” bougie places. Staff are incredible and they listen to suggestions to make the place better!!! It’s locally owned and managed so if you are like me, makes me feel better when traveling to foreign countries.

The location and scenery were absolutely stunning!The hotel is up on a hill with panoramic views of the ocean. My spouse and I loved the pool for dipping and cooling off at the end of the day. And the deck was great for drinks while watching the sunset. I would definitely return!

What a stunning location! We loved this quirky little hotel set in the rainforest, the staff were brilliant and great fun, the food was good and we were very sad we had to cut our stay a little short to go and meet some friends.

It would have been nice to have more comfortable furniture on the balcony, there was just a hard bench to sit on

Staff were extremely helpful and friendly. It was a great location and very relaxing. Meal options were great and freshly prepared as well as a great cocktail selection. Staff were able to arrange a tour of the area on our behalf. Would definitely return if the opportunity arises.

Nothing about our stay didn’t meet our expectations.

Lovely views, very peaceful. Interesting, historic property. Great but small infinity pool with stunning view over forest and sea.

No ac in rooms but good through draft with flyscreens for windows made it ok in early December