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#3 of 4 hotels in Saint David Parish
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4.4
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4.5
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4.7
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4.3
Petit Bacaye is currently closed for re-development. Open all year except August & September.
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Terry M wrote a review Feb 2018
Surrey, United Kingdom21 contributions13 helpful votes
A brilliant place to have lunch but closed in 2016 , I did not visit the Island in 2017 due to illness . We are visiting soon but the email addresses on the web site do not connect We really want to return for the lovely setting and excellent lunch But is it open ????
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Date of stay: March 2017
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Steve M wrote a review May 2014
Redcar, United Kingdom727 contributions947 helpful votes
This hotel and restaurant is tucked away down a narrow lane off the south coast main road in Westerhall, Grenada. Afrter about 200 pot-holed yards signs clearly indicate a sharp left turn off the lane and down a track. 'That can't be right, it looks like it goes through sommeone'sback garden!' said my 'boss'. But it was dead right!. With steep inclines, this is Grenada at its best! Not a road to be tacked at night! We dropped in for a light lunch. A warm and convivial welcome, excellent meal at very reasonable prices, served in the tree-top restaurant that overlooks the small cove and sheltered beach. For sheer novelty, stunning views, good service all at reasonable prices (less than GBP15 for two snacks and drinks) there is little to beat it on the island. I am sure we shall return.
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Date of stay: May 2014
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Room Tip: This hotel boasts that it has no radios, TVs or wifi in its thatched cottages - this definitely a...
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Dee wrote a review Apr 2014
St. George's, Grenada118 contributions57 helpful votes
What a gorgeous place! If you're looking for peace, serenity, beautiful scenery and great rooms, then come to Petit Bacaye. We're staying in the Honeymoon Suite and it's lovely and spacious. The kitchen is stocked with all of the basics you would need for cooking for yourself. Or, if you're feeling lazy, the on sight restaurant makes fantastic seafood meals! The fishermen come right up to the shore as well if you want to purchase your own fresh fish. Make sure to eat a meal at the treetop seating area as well for fine views of the nearby little island and beautiful waters. Petit Bacaye is located on a secluded bay which is great for swimming (bring water shoes though for grassy/rocky bits), or, you can go for a short hike through the trees to another secluded bay. Take your pick! This is the place to come to unwind and enjoy the tropics. Highly recommended.
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Date of stay: April 2014
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TravelBugArkansas wrote a review Jul 2013
Arkansas23 contributions17 helpful votes
While we didn't stay at Petit Bacaye, we did eat at the restaurant. We didn't know much about the restaurant, but we are so glad we gave it a chance. The location could not have been more beautiful. The secluded property is right on the water with gorgeous views of tall palm trees and a little island in the bay. You can choose to eat in the traditional restaurant or on an elevated platform in the trees. Definitely eat in the "tree house". Our food was fresh and we had plenty of it. Some restaurants' meals come with boring sides (or none at all), but Petit Bacaye filled our plates with three local vegetable sides and slices of fresh mangoes right off the property. The lemongrass lemonade was wonderful and we had fresh red snapper and sweet potato tuna cakes. It was delicious. I only wish we'd found this restaurant sooner. Our two meals and drinks, including tip, cost ECD$130.
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Date of stay: July 2013
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Peter M wrote a review Apr 2013
Grittleton, United Kingdom4 contributions3 helpful votes
This is not a hotel for the package trade. Instead you get your own property in what is almost a private bay. After breakfast on your deck watching the humming birds, walk along the shore for few minutes to what is probably going to be a deserted sandy palm fringed beach which is good for swimming. If that gets too strenuous relax in your hammock amongst the lush vegetation in the grounds. Lunch can be in the restaurant -perhaps among the treetops overlooking the bay. Venture out in the afternoon-the local busses are frequent(and quick!) -if that does not appeal car hire is easily arranged. Nowhere is far on this lovely island. Peter and Julia are a mine of information. Celebrate your return with the hotel's excellent rum punch.
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Date of stay: February 2013
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Angie C wrote a review Apr 2013
Sioux Falls, South Dakota16 contributions1 helpful vote
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My husband and I stayed at Petit Bacaye in the Honeymoon Suite and loved it. We had wifi access and spent our time taking hikes to an amazing point with great views and laying around on a secluded beach just 10 minutes from Petit Bacaye. The best part of this place is the location! It is tucked away surrounded by true Grenadian locals. We really got to "Lime" and take in the leisurely pace of the island. We even bought seafood from some local fisherman right on the property. The grounds were so gorgeous and the restaurant had local-cooked food, which we wanted to try (order the Curry Chicken!) Hope to return to this beautiful, quite place someday!
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Date of stay: October 2012
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Room Tip: I accidentally clicked "Swimming Pool" and "Fitness Center" but the far beach...
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fpap2 wrote a review Apr 2013
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We stayed here for a family holiday week in January 2013. If you are looking for super-modern and super-luxury, this place is not for you. But if you are looking for a peaceful, beautiful spot to get away from the crowd, then we would recommend this place. The food is excellent. The owners and staff are unfailingly helpful and charming (right down to Spare, the hotel dog!). Make sure you hire a car, so that you can get around and explore the island, and then take advantage of the local knowledge on tap at the hotel to get the best out of Grenada, knowing that you have the perfect place to come back to every day and to wake up in every morning.
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Date of stay: January 2013
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108JanetB wrote a review Apr 2013
Sunbury, United Kingdom11 contributions2 helpful votes
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We stayed at Petit Bacaye for two weeks in January 2013 for my 50th birthday. It was exactly what we were looking for - an un-commercialised, peaceful, beautiful, escape. Our aim was to find a place where we could be close to the natural environment of Grenada, yet have some luxuries close at hand. Petit Bacaye is simple, yet comfortable and the real benefit is that you are surrounded by nature. If you are looking for a place where everything is laid on, lots of services, air con, luxurious surroundings, bars etc. then this is not the place for you. Here there is no TV no phones, no bars, no people... but you can hear the waves and look at the stars at night instead. Thus it's perfect for a couple wanting to get away from it all. Petit Bacaye is a small collection of detached beach houses set amongst luscious tropical surroundings on the shoreline of a small bay. We stayed in the Honeymoon House which was a surprisingly spacious wooden house with bedroom, bathroom, huge shower room, small lounge and very well equipped kitchen. The decor is simple but well done and the bed in particular was great - a large four poster with quality linen. I slept so well in this bed even though I have a back injury. The decorations in the room were lovely - lots of wood and craft items, very sympathetic to the local materials. Outside, the gardens are beautiful - flowers everywhere, swaying palm trees and lots of birds. Walking a few metres through the grass takes you to the beach. Petit Bacaye's tree top restaurant looks out over the bay which is unspoilt and has a small island nearby which you can walk over to at low tide. It's true that the beach is not hugely sandy but it has enough sand to lie on and the big plus of this beach was that for most of the time we were there we were the only folk in the whole bay. Because Petit Bacaye has mangroves which go into the sea it's great for wildlife - I saw many egrets and herons as well as flying fish whilst I was swimming. I can't understand why some folk didn't rate the swimming here. You do have to paddle through some soft sand to get to the deeper water but it's really not far and the water is warm, crystal clear and very shallow. Once you get to the deeper water it's fantastic swimming as there is a reef which protects against big waves. I swam right across the bay a number of times which is the farthest I've ever swam but I felt so safe that it was quite easy. The food in Petit Bacaye is excellent. It's not cheap but thoroughly worth it as everything is freshly cooked - lobster and fish from the days catch plus fruit picked from the gardens. The restaurant is only open from midday to early evening so you have to take care of your own breakfast and if you want to eat out in the evening either fix it yourself or go out somewhere else (a jeep is very handy to get out to other restaurants, to see the sights etc as Petit Bacaye is fairly secluded). For us this was perfect as we like to do our own thing and it was possible to barbecue our own food or order food from the restaurant for dinner/next day's breakfast which was put into our fridge during the day. The home-made bread and salads were superb, as was the rum punch. All the staff were very friendly and attentive. Peter the owner, was one of the best things about Petit Bacaye. He is extremely helpful, engaging and a mine of information regarding Grenada. During our stay I also indulged in the massages which were amazing - totally relaxing with the sound of the birds and the waves on the beach in the background. It's true there are bugs everywhere, but this is Grenada, and for us it was a small price to pay for such an idyllic relaxing experience.
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Date of stay: January 2013
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Room Tip: Honeymoon house is very quietly positioned and has great views of the gardens and birdlife.
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Karen A wrote a review Mar 2013
Drumheller, Canada52 contributions57 helpful votes
Petit Bacaye was such a disappointment. We were there for two weeks in February 2013 and the weeks became long. On the positive side, the owners/operators know the area and were helpful in planning what places to visit and how to get there. Peter was also helpful in making a quick trip to the hospital when one of us became ill. The hardworking staff are the best thing about the place with their friendliness as they go about their work. The dining room on-site with its tree top view of the bay offered excellent food and lovely rum punch. The disappointments were pervasive: biting insects were almost unbearable from 4PM until dawn; there were no comfortable places to relax; no air conditioning so there were long sweating nights on an uncomfortable thin bed under a net screen that inadequately protected against the biting insects; Wi-Fi was only available on the owner's deck and they discouraged folks from being in their space; the bay was not a good site for swimming nor snorkelling because of silt and weeds inside a reef that was destroyed by the last hurricane; the site is off the beaten path so each trip up the potholed access road meant a major chunk of time commitment to go anywhere, a consideration if you plan a short holiday; and Petit Bacaye is on the east side of the island so there are no views of the sun setting. This is an expensive place to stay at over $200 US per night and the quality falls far short of making it a place to which we would ever return nor recommend to anyone.
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Date of stay: February 2013
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Natalie wrote a review Mar 2013
London, United Kingdom4 contributions4 helpful votes
We travelled all around the island and stumbled upon this place on our way back to the hotel. Following a rocky road down to the waterfront we weren't sure what to expect but we were starving. Lunch is served in the treehouse overlooking the beach. The jerky chcken was delicious along with the medley of sample salads. The carrot and passionfruit salad was my favourite. This washed down with their homemade lemongrass lemonade. We were lucky enough to have the deck to ourselves so it was nice to chill out. Great view. It was so good we went back for seconds on our last day.
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Date of stay: March 2013
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Which popular attractions are close to Petit Bacaye?
Nearby attractions include Palm Tree Gardens Botanical Garden (1.4 miles), Grand Anse Beach (4.5 miles), and House of Chocolate (4.6 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Petit Bacaye?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and a spa.
What food & drink options are available at Petit Bacaye?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant and a lounge during their stay.
Is parking available at Petit Bacaye?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Petit Bacaye?
Conveniently located restaurants include The Beach Club at Calabash, Carib Sushi, and BB's Crabback.
Does Petit Bacaye have airport transportation?
Yes, Petit Bacaye offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Are there any historical sites close to Petit Bacaye?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Fort Frederick (3.6 miles) and Fort George (4.6 miles).