This was the worst "hotel" that my husband and I have ever stayed in. It was out in the middle of no where. It had a pool that did not have any water in it and a beach that was littered with garbage. We were in a climate that was 100+ degrees everyday and there was no place to swim.... more

there is no taxi service & no nearby restaurants-you have to pay for a meal plan. very quiet & relaxing & a beautiful beach nearby-just a small hike away. rooms unfinished with mattress on floor & balconies have either 1 or 2 person jettubs. food was good,yet,minimal & not timely.food plan does come with wine,cava & beer however we had... more

We would definitely return to Paradise Bay. The food is incredible and the villas have beautiful views. James Post is an excellent chef, knowledgeable tour guide, and tries to accomodate his guest's every need. The food here is truly a highlight. Each day we had breakfast and dinner at Paradise Bay, except for Fish Friday. All of our meals were... more

Paradise Bay has wonderful views of the Atlantic ocean from each guest house. We enjoyed the constant sound of the waves in this peaceful and relaxed setting. The guest houses are very nice and private. Mr. Post was a really good host and tour guide and we enjoyed getting to know him. He is also the chef and the food... more

Staying at the "paradise" was like staying at the scrapheap. The food wasn’t that good, I’m a chef myself and i really think this came out of a cooking book. As for the resort. the bones are there. yet the flesh, nerves, skin and clothing lack. The lobby is in the restaurant which is also the bar and reception. The... more

I have stayed two weeks at this small but beautyful resort to visit my daughter who was working in Grenada. Private beaches, fantastic hikes, wonderfull nature! The island people are so friendly and helpfull. Mister James Post, the owner of the resort, is a great host and guide. He can tell you a lot about the island. Paradise Bay is... more

This facility is setting a great example for using alternative energy. It should be unique, fine place to stay when finished and fully staffed. more

An idyllic, secluded gorgeous spot, situated about two small bays, both with swim-able beaches. Wonderful views from your vernada, if not your room itself , and from the grounds, and the restaurant. James Post's and Vicky D'Vigne's cooking is the best we've eaten in Grenada if not all the Car. isles we've visited: freshly and expertly prepared and spiced local... more

We live in Grenada for part of the year and decided to drive over to St. Davids and stay a night at Paradise Bay and sample the "wonderful" restaurant. First of all, it is not at all what the website describes. The monster of a windmill has never actually been online. So it doesn't supply electricity for the resort, let... more