Resort Details
- Complimentary cocktails
- Concierge desk
- Contactless check-in and check-out are available
- COVID-19 - Essential Workers Only - NO
- Dry cleaning
- Elevators Not Available
- Exercise gym
- Free high speed internet connection
- Free parking
- Front desk
- Complimentary cocktails
- Concierge desk
- Contactless check-in and check-out are available
- COVID-19 - Essential Workers Only - NO
- Dry cleaning
- Elevators Not Available
- Exercise gym
- Free high speed internet connection
- Free parking
- Front desk
- Gift/News stand
- Minimum age for proof of COVID-19 vaccination requirement:
- Onsite COVID-19 testing (Antigen) is required
- Onsite COVID-19 testing (Antigen/Rapd) is available
- Onsite laundry
- Property does not require health documentation at check-in
- Smoke-free property
- Tour/sightseeing desk
- 2167
† Fees may apply
Customer ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
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Electricity in our pool- not safe, do not stay
I stayed in a room with a private pool and there was an electrical current in the water! I was painfully shocked in both legs upon getting in, and when I called to report the issue, no one took it seriously. After calling back someone came and confirmed the pool was not safe to use. No one ever apologized or updated me on the issue. Simply not acceptable to have a relaxed attitude toward a safety issue like this, and they did nothing to make it right, like offering to change our room or providing a discount since the pool was unusable. For the price I paid I found this pretty abysmal handling of the situation. It's a shame because apart from this issue everything was great- the property is beautiful, the food in the restaurant is good quality, etc. There were minor other issues (e.g., we prepaid for a car to and from the airport, but the driver still expected us to pay), but those were easy to overlook. But having such a such a scary incident handled so poorly is not forgivable and really soured the stay.
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So So Experience on the "Spice Island"
First time traveler to the "Spice Island" of Grenada and although most of my reviews are rather lengthy I may struggle to get out more than what I received at this resort. First things first it is located about 15min from the airport by car. There is NO Uber here but they do have a similar service using an app called "Haylup". I strongly suggest you use this if you decide not to use a rental car. Upon arrival I was greeted with a "Welcome Drink" from the bar...standard yet easy check in and a small tour around the property. My bags were transferred to the Villa (#5) and I was taken in a golf cart up a small hill and down some steps to the home away from home. First impression was that the pics online don't do the accommodations much justice. Its not as "Rustic" as it appears in photos. That was not a disappointing thing to me. The bed was what appears to be a king size, seating areas, nice cozy lighting, mosquito net around the entire bed and of a ductless AC that worked to perfection. Closet space, a digital safe and small fridge filled with overpriced soda and beer and a bottle of wine. 2 cans of equally overpriced pringles for snacks and from here we head to the restroom. The walls were painted blue...working sink, separate toilet room and a semi outdoor shower. I say semi because the shower is surrounded by 3 walls for privacy and there is in fact an overhead roof so its not necessarily "Outdoors" but the open air which is allowed threw an exit from the bathroom to the "Plunge Pool" and a large window with a bamboo shade allows for the outdoor feel. As I stepped out to the deck the "Plunge Pool" is simply that. Its design is small and looks more like a Jacuzzi but there are no bubbles. That would have certainly been a better feature but its more like a location to Sit and relax to cool off or at night to sit and star gaze. There is no light in the pool although one was clearly visible but didn't work so at night it wasn't operable unless u like to sit in the pitch black dark. In addition the filtration system was not working. I literally checked 3 times myself. I made a front desk call about it on day 2 but nobody ever came to fix the issue. I should also mention that a previous guest complained about the pool being dirty and never cleaned. I must add that although there was a reply by management to said post I can speak on my own account that not one time was my pool cleaned or did I see any pool cleaned for the duration of my entire stay. The pools all have a floating chlorine tablet in them and they give you a small net to clean out floating debris. But after using that several times I can say the water in my plunge pool was cloudy and the filtration pump was not working. So for the entire duration of my stay I didn't use the pool...that was disappointing. Other than that the villa itself is beautiful. Note they have European outlets primarily and one us type socket located in the cabinet with the mini fridge so if you are coming from the U.S id bring a multistrip if you have multiple things to charge. Amenities/Beach The property is located on a small beach with cool, clean waters that are swimmable. The beach was clean and is shared with another resort on the far end. The beach is considered "Public" but it was quiet except for the weekend where a few locals came on the beach to enjoy as well. Also on the property is an off site cliff that takes you up a small hike named "Sunset Point". Its worth a lil trip I went up there 3 times for the beautiful views. The resort also features an art gallery and daily Yoga classes for guest in the am hours. There is also a Spa on hand which I didn't have the chance to try but the facility looked great...Prices not so much. Food/Bar Siiiggggghhh....Well first off I usually try my hand at "All Inclusive". Why? Because I simply cant be bothered with the over inflated prices of a resort after they charged you for the stay and are in milk the guest mode. Welp I cant say I didn't know this before I arrived but there are a few things to be considered here. First and foremost the resort is NOT a walking distance to any outside locations. Are the shops far...No but you will still need a car. Not to be frugal but I suggest when you arrive stop by the market and get a few things, Bottled Water, Snacks etc. You are given 2 16oz bottles of water per day, After that its $4usd per. A 24 pack of the same bottled water was only $6usd at the market so ya know whatever works for ya. The small pringles can was also $4usd and was $1 at the market. I understand making money but I also understand being greedy...Again use your own judgement. I ate several times at the Laluana Restaurant for the convenience but note it will cost you. If you choose to eat Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner in a day its gonna run you about $200usd. And note although the countries primary currency is XCD everything is priced at USD. The menu at the restaurant is Italian. Most of the dishes were ok but I stuck to the fish mostly which was costly. The "Catch of the Day" which was usually King, Barracuda or Snapper was priced at $32usd per plate and came with a side of vegetables. On one night I ordered the grilled barracuda and was served 2 fillets. Top fillet was tender and cooked to perfection, 2nd fillet under was rubbery and hard to cut...I though it was chicken placed on the plate by accident. I called the waitress over, Explained my gripe and showed her the difference. Her eyes got large and she quickly scooped up the plate and took it back. When she returned she says she was told sometimes the texture of the fish is different. All I could do was laugh....Night was done for me. I ate out every night after. One major issue I see here is the Staffing. The folks here clearly are overworked. Still they are courteous and professional so for that I would like to acknowledge Enicka, Shania & Kelvah for being outstanding host this past vacation. The crew that's in the restaurant have to often shuttle over to the main bar when someone wants a drink then attend back to the restaurant to serve, clean and take orders. It was hard to watch them work without wanting to help. Its insane that there isn't a dedicated position for each member so they are not so overworked. The drinks themselves weren't great. I don't even believe this is a fault of the staff I think the liquors used were very low grade making these often -$12 minimum per drink undesirable but with very little options you get what is available. Purchase a couple of bottles of liquor at the airport before you arrive. There is an outdoor bar named "Monkey Bar" open on weekends, On some nights live entertainment one of which I enjoyed by an artist named "Barracuda" which I thoroughly enjoyed on the night he performed....Problem is everything shuts down too early. by 9pm there is nothing to really do. Wasn't looking for a party resort but the bar should at least be up and running with lively music playing and socializing by the sea till 11pm Sheesh. I could run through a few more things but its becoming exhausting. I find nothing more disappointing than paying top dollar for a resort and receiving lackluster service. Again I cannot blame the staff I just think the owner has lavished in an idea that cut to many corners and the result is a product that may not deliver to standard for a consumer like myself. See ya on the next review folks
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Great choice, and not "cookie cutter".
Great place, nice and spread out. Good quality restaurant that doesn't gauge on food or wine price wise. The staff makes a special effort to deliver very personal service. Would definitely go back. Most resorts pack the rooms together, but this is a nice stretch of beach just shared by the guests in the 16 rooms.
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Chic boho vibe on beautiful bay
This is a lovely , chic bohemian hotel Great touches like the enchanted forest, monkey bar and art felt like a mini festival vibe We stayed in the beach bungalow Very private but close enough to the bar and restaurant area. The sea was a little rough when we stayed and gets deep pretty quick so maybe exercise care with small children Every day we had the room nicely cleaned and the turn down service This was a delightful touch as we made use of the coffee making facilities and each day everything was washed and ready for next morning No bugs or lizards in our room, the outside opening bathroom was spacious and clean We were advised to use the bathroom fan so it didn’t get stuffy, which worked Good Aircon and mosquito nets in the room so not bothered by bugs at all Comfortable bed, lots of storage and walk in wardrobe Honestly the best room option For the most part the staff were delightful , welcoming and friendly Food was adequate like most of the places we stayed in Grenada Better than many on the island but not international standard I guess the reason why this has an Italian restaurant is that is what most visitors prefer We would have preferred more local options. Breakfast eggs, fish often over cooked which was a shame given the ingredients were so good. Unimaginative sides. Pasta was excellent though, al dente and tasty We did choose to eat out more as a consequence but apart from a couple of other places I don’t think Grenada is a place for foodies Wholesome and filling is what you get which is fine. Bar service and drinks were excellent as was the spa which we visited and enjoyed a Balinese massage Daily yoga/pilates were very welcoming and situated in a wonderful pavilion on the beach. Excellent well equipped small gym with new equipment, well maintained and clean I would rate this an excellent boutique hotel Very friendly welcome with tour of the grounds and expert demonstration of room facilities Wifi coverage all over the resort including the beach La luna thanks for making our weeks stay so pleasant and trouble free Friendly thought Maybe a buffet dinner or breakfast, featuring some local foods ( The Belmont estate does an excellent buffet) We heard that your monkey bar did an “oil down” which we didn’t have time to experience due to leaving on that day and I also heard that maybe an outdoor kitchen being installed there? Maybe that would address some of the food options All in all I would thoroughly recommend this hotel over the International all in resorts on Grand Anse, far nicer!
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Wonderful stay at Laluna!
Our family had a wonderful first time stay at Laluna Boutique Hotel. We would like to thank the proprietor, Bernardo Bertucci, for putting so much love and effort into the property. The property is ecclectic and beautiful, especially the beach area-- see photos. Laluna shares a lovely beach with the new Silversands Beach House. The water is crystal clear and there is plenty of space for sun and shade. Our villa, villa 3, was just fantastic! Our family of 6 loved staying there overlooking the sea and BBC beach. The biggest asset is the staff. From the moment we arrived, Tracey greeted us at our villa and welcomed us graciously. The front desk, restaurant and housekeeping staff were all excellent and made our stay great. The restaurant was superb with sophisticated offerings and great service. Overall, I highly recommend Laluna!
- Check in: 3:00 PM
- Check out: 11:00 AM
- Minimum check-in age: 18
- General policies:
Checkin Instructions: Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policyGovernment-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental chargesSpecial requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteedThis property accepts credit cards; cash is not acceptedCashless transactions are availableSafety features at this property include a fire extinguisher, a security system, and a first aid kitPlease note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property; the policies listed are provided by the property
Special Checkin Instructions: This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The front desk is open daily from 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM. The front desk is staffed during limited hours. For any questions, please contact the property using the information on the booking confirmation.
Know before you go: Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 11 years old and younger are not permitted at this property. Cashless payment methods are available for all transactions.Contactless check-in and contactless check-out are available.Property requires all guests aged 12 and up receive on-site antigen/rapid COVID-19 testing (USD 75.00 per person, per stay).
Mandatory Fees: You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property. Fees may include applicable taxes: Christmas Day (25 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 95 Christmas Day (25 December) Gala Dinner per child: USD 69 (up to 12 years old) New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 195New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: USD 105 (up to 12 years old)COVID-19 testing fee (antigen/rapid screening): USD 75.00 per person, per stay. We have included all charges provided to us by the property. This property’s mandatory gala lunch fee on December 24 and gala dinner fee on December 31 are included in the room rate for 2 adults. Additional fees per person, per meal apply for guests exceeding this number. The room rate also includes a mandatory fee per person, per day for breakfast and dinner from December 20 to January 10.
Optional Fees: Fee for cooked-to-order breakfast: approximately USD 30 per personAirport shuttle fee: USD 44 per room (one-way) The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.