Petite Anse Hotel & Restaurant, Guava Travel Guide

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Escape to Petite Anse Hotel in Grenada: A beachfront paradise with stunning views, local charm, and a tranquil atmosphere on the Spice Isle.

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Petite Anse Hotel & Restaurant is a boutique beachfront hotel located on the northern coast of Grenada, near the town of Sauteurs. It offers a secluded and relaxing getaway with stunning views of the Grenadines, a restaurant serving locally sourced cuisine, and a strong connection to the local community.

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Prospect Road, Sauteurs, GD
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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Petite Anse Hotel & Restaurant.

Explore the nearby town of Sauteurs, known for its historical significance at Leapers Hill and its local market.
Take a day trip to Levera National Park, offering stunning views, a mangrove-festooned crater lake, and a chance to see nesting sea turtles.
Enjoy the hotel's restaurant, which serves fresh, locally sourced cuisine with a focus on Grenadian flavors.
Ask about local experiences such as rum tastings, guided nature walks, or visits to nearby plantations and chocolate factories.
Relax on the hotel's beach or by the pool and soak in the peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the Grenadines.

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Getting There

Taxi

From Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND), the most direct way to reach Petite Anse Hotel is by taxi. Taxis are readily available outside the arrivals area. A fixed rate applies from the airport to St. Patrick's parish (Sauteurs), which is approximately EC$170 or US$64. The journey takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Be sure to confirm the fare with the driver before starting your trip.
Public Transport

To reach Petite Anse via public transport from Maurice Bishop International Airport, first take a bus from the airport area to the Melville Street Bus Terminal in St. George's. From there, take the #5 bus with a yellow sticker to Sauteurs. The bus ride to Sauteurs costs EC$8.00 and takes approximately 1.5 hours. From Sauteurs, Petite Anse is a short taxi ride (approx. EC$20) or a 25-minute walk. Note that bus service is limited after 7 pm and unavailable on Sundays.

Discover more about Petite Anse Hotel & Restaurant

Nestled on Grenada's unspoiled north coast, Petite Anse Hotel & Restaurant offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This boutique hotel, owned and run by Philip and Annie Clift, boasts breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea and the Grenadine Islands. The hotel features cozy cottages and comfortable rooms set within lush tropical gardens, creating a serene and intimate atmosphere.Petite Anse distinguishes itself with its commitment to the local community. The hotel employs local artisans and sources materials locally, offering guests an authentic taste of Grenadian life. The restaurant serves Caribbean and international cuisine made from fresh, local ingredients, with produce sourced from the hotel's own gardens and nearby farms.Beyond relaxation, Petite Anse serves as a hub for activities. Guests can enjoy the hotel's swimming pool, jacuzzi, and palm-studded beach. The hotel also offers unique experiences such as rum tastings, guided nature walks, and visits to nearby attractions like Levera National Park and the historic town of Sauteurs. The hotel was built in 2009 and has won the hearts of locals and travelers alike.