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 freshly prepared with ingredients picked up locally, like fish and produce. We knew our meals were prepared fresh by listening to the chopping sounds and the sound of a blender. The 7-course brunch is great! James is really a masterful chef. His cooking rivals some of the best restaurants we've dined in throughout the US. Even if you do not stay at Paradise Bay we would urge you to make a reservation and a trip to James' restaurant while you are in Grenada. Be aware it may take some time for the entire meal, but it is worth the wait.

The resort's website portrays exactly what you should expect during your stay. This is not a luxury resort, so do not expect daily maid service. However if you need anything such as clean towels, you only need to ask. The entire resort is not completed. There is no pool and several buildings are still under construction. There are no lights between the villas and the main buidling, so bring a flashlight.

The resort is located on the southeast side of the island, which is a 20-40 minute car ride to the closest towns or a 15 minute walk to the closest village. So, it's not located in an area where you can walk to towns, but neither are the few other resorts in close proximity.

The resort is situated 85 feet up on a bluff adjacent to two beaches. We did not swim at either beach, but saw some local families swimming at one beach several times. You can also hike to several secluded beaches, which we did, and chances are you will see no one except maybe a cow or two grazing in the grassy areas. Our beach time was spent at Grand Anse, since we preferred the calmer beaches on the Caribbean side.

We did not rent a car during our stay in Grenada. James provided transportation during our stay for a fee, including day trips to the beach, several tours of the island and to Grand Etang National Park.

Paradise Bay is a resort with enormous potential! We would highly recommend Paradise Bay to travelers with an open mind and who can forego some luxuries. We hope to return in the future.

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 was all very good. He prepares daily meals based on fresh produce and fish and while there is no actual menu to chose from everything was delicious. The price of some of the food was a little unexpected but probably similar to a nice european resort restaurant.
The resort is located off the beaten path which is great but you will need to set up personal tours because getting to public transportation is very hard.
Overall we had a great experience.

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 rooms are skinny. there is a double "yet nice" matras on the bottom of the floor. No actual bed. there is a lamp, will cost about 2 dollars on the market.

There is no kitchen, or even a fridge.
No drinkable water and the shower stays cold for 5 minutes.

Mister James Post is the owner, cook, waiter. no personnel and definitely no service.

Please enjoy your stay in a different resort on the island, because Grenada itself is great.

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 a great place to stay!!!