No major differences. Both are spacious with sunrooms/porches from which you can enjoy your breakfast, etc.

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Yes, some areas may be slightly uneven. I always use aquashoes in water but they even provide kayak and boards to use. All the bigger boats are not located near shore.

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We've holidayed at the Calabash and visited Grenada a dozen times or more and I've rarely seen bicycles in use on the island. Certainly the hotel doesn't provide them. There is a 'cycle cafe' Mocha Cafe at True Blue, near the University but no one mentions bikes in the somewhat mixed reviews on Tripadvisor. There is an outdoor-activity firm that runs cycle 'treks' on selected scenic routes - not quite the 'freedom to explore' you're probably looking for but a darned sight safer. As other's have said, I wouldn't cycle on those roads especially between Lance Aux Epines and Grand Anse. The Seven Hills of Rome have nothing on the volcanic inclines of Grenada and the traffic can be a bit manic at peak times. If you can stand the heat, it's about a 25 minute walk to Grand Anse - we've done it. Or catch a local bus - reception will tell you how and where. Or as others have said, hire a car for a few days - they are cheap enough.

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We welcome children over 12 from 15th January to 28th February and welcome all ages throughout the rest of the year. We do not get many children however those who come are a pleasure to have around.

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I don't have a personal website but I maintain sites for a couple of voluntary organisations. The hotel has an excellent website. T-adviser doesn't permit URLs to be posted here but I guess you have already found the site for the calabash hotel. And the hotel really is as good as everyone says!

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