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A Silversands villa suits families or friends who want a beachfront stay with their own kitchen, pool, and room to gather.
Best for
A Silversands villa suits families or friends who want a beachfront stay with their own kitchen, pool, and room to gather.
What makes it special
The 100-meter infinity pool runs toward Grand Anse Beach, keeping the sea in view whether you swim lengths or linger at the edge.
Room to consider
Consider the Ocean View Suite for its private balcony and separate soaking tub, a comfortable choice when you want sea views indoors and out.
Insider tip
Pair a treatment with time in the spa's hydro suite, moving between the warmth of the steam room and the chill of its ice cave.
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At Silversands Grenada, the main pool holds a straight line for 100 meters before the view opens onto Grand Anse Bay. The sweep of the shore makes a fine contrast with the precision of the buildings. It's a distinctly modern resort, but the most memorable part of the design may be how little it asks you to look away from the coast.
That first impression tells you something about the stay. You can give most of a day to the water without having to give the whole trip over to the resort. The accommodation is worth a closer look, too. A room that looks into the gardens and a villa with a pool of its own offer very different ways to spend your time here.
Garden outlooks and a private patio shape a stay in the Garden View Suite. On the ground floor, the suite opens toward paths through the resort. Its 63 square meters contain a king bed and an open-plan space for sleeping and sitting.
The layout accommodates two adults and one child. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the garden into view from inside, while the patio gives you somewhere outdoors to start or end the day. Sleeping and sitting areas share one room, rather than forming separate spaces behind doors.
A bathroom with double sinks helps two guests prepare at the same time. The separate tub and shower offer a choice after a swim or a day out. The walk-in closet gives clothing and luggage their own storage space.
There is a Nespresso machine alongside tea-making facilities for drinks in the suite. Complimentary wireless internet supports your plans, and the sound system connects to personal devices. A desk provides a place to work between outings.
Garden outlooks and a private patio shape a stay in the Garden View Suite. On the ground floor, the suite opens toward paths through the...
The Ocean View Suite looks out across the gardens and villas toward the sea. On the first floor, its private balcony gives you an outdoor place to pause between beach visits. The suite covers 63 square meters and has one king bed.
Floor-to-ceiling windows draw the outlook into an open-plan bedroom and sitting area. This keeps the space connected, with no separate bedroom door. The category accommodates two adults and one child, making the layout worth considering when planning a family stay.
In the bathroom, double sinks give two guests room to get ready together. A separate shower and tub let you choose a quick rinse or a longer soak. These practical details make returning from the beach feel easy.
A Nespresso machine and tea facilities keep a morning drink close at hand. Complimentary Wi-Fi helps with plans for the day, while the in-room sound system pairs with your own device. Paths link the suite with the spa, gym, restaurants and shared resort pool.
The Ocean View Suite looks out across the gardens and villas toward the sea. On the first floor, its private balcony gives you an outdoor...
For a higher outlook, the Panoramic Ocean View Suite sits on the hotel's top floor. Its private balcony faces the sea, with sunset views adding to the appeal later in the day. The suite measures 66 square meters and includes a king bed.
The bedroom and sitting area form one open-plan space. Floor-to-ceiling windows carry the view indoors, so the outlook remains part of the room even when you leave the balcony. This category sleeps two adults and one child; it has no separate bedroom.
An ocean-view tub makes the bathroom a notable part of this suite. Double sinks allow room for two guests, and a separate shower offers a quicker option. The bath gives you another way to enjoy the setting without stepping outside.
Prepare coffee with the Nespresso machine or make tea before heading down to the resort. Complimentary Wi-Fi and a sound system that pairs with your device cover time in the suite.
For a higher outlook, the Panoramic Ocean View Suite sits on the hotel's top floor. Its private balcony faces the sea, with sunset views adding...
Ocean views extend from the private balcony into the Signature Ocean View Suite through floor-to-ceiling windows. This top-floor suite offers 122 square meters, arranged with a king bedroom and a separate sitting area. There is space to enjoy the setting at different times of day.
The division between bedroom and living space makes shared stays easier when sleep and relaxation follow different schedules. You can take coffee into the sitting area or step outside to the balcony. Up to three adults, or two adults and one child, can stay here.
A deep soaking tub invites a longer pause in the bathroom. Double sinks leave room for two guests to prepare together, without needing to share the same basin. Storage is provided in a walk-in closet.
The Nespresso machine and tea facilities cover drinks in the suite. Complimentary wireless internet makes it easy to check plans, and the sound system pairs with personal devices. There is also a desk for work or writing.
Ocean views extend from the private balcony into the Signature Ocean View Suite through floor-to-ceiling windows. This top-floor suite offers 122 square meters, arranged with...
The One Bedroom Ocean View Penthouse combines a separate king bedroom with space to live and dine on the top floor. At 192 square meters, it gives you several places to spend time indoors and on the private veranda, with the ocean beyond.
The dining table makes a meal in the penthouse a comfortable option, while the living area leaves the bedroom free for rest. Floor-to-ceiling windows keep the coastal outlook close. The category accommodates three adults, or a family of two adults and one child.
An ocean-view soaking tub carries the setting into the bathroom. Double sinks provide room for two guests to get ready. The veranda adds a private outdoor place for a drink or a quiet pause.
A Nespresso machine and tea-making facilities are provided for refreshments. You can connect to complimentary Wi-Fi or play music through the sound system using your device. This penthouse suits guests who value separate living and dining space during a longer stay.
The One Bedroom Ocean View Penthouse combines a separate king bedroom with space to live and dine on the top floor. At 192 square meters,...
This three-bedroom villa places your stay on the hillside, with the ocean in view and a private pool outside. It covers 3,369 square feet and has three king beds. Up to eight guests can share the villa, whose rooms extend across several levels.
The garden level holds a bedroom with a plunge pool, while the main level brings together another bedroom and the living, dining and kitchen spaces. The upper master bedroom has a private terrace. This arrangement gives your party different places to spend quieter moments.
Every master bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom, a patio and an outdoor shower. The main swimming pool provides a shared place for a dip, alongside the separate plunge pools. Indoor and outdoor seating let you follow the pace of the day.
A fully equipped kitchen pairs Poggenpohl cabinetry with Gaggenau and Miele appliances. You can plan meals around time at the villa, or arrange a private chef separately. The different floor levels are useful to consider when choosing this layout for your group.
This three-bedroom villa places your stay on the hillside, with the ocean in view and a private pool outside. It covers 3,369 square feet and...
Direct access to Grand Anse Beach gives this four-bedroom villa a clear appeal for a shared stay. Its single-level layout covers 4,381 square feet, with four king beds and capacity for up to 12 guests. Indoor and outdoor spaces let your group spend time together.
Each master bedroom has its own bathroom, private patio and outdoor shower. These individual spaces give guests a place to withdraw between shared meals or swims. The main private swimming pool is joined by two plunge pools reached from master bedrooms.
The fully equipped kitchen has Poggenpohl cabinetry and appliances from Gaggenau and Miele. Indoor and outdoor dining areas give you a choice of settings for meals. A private chef can be arranged separately when you would like someone else to take care of cooking.
Wellness sessions and spa treatments can also be arranged at the villa. These optional services are arranged separately and are not automatically included with the accommodation.
Direct access to Grand Anse Beach gives this four-bedroom villa a clear appeal for a shared stay. Its single-level layout covers 4,381 square feet, with...
A separate king bedroom and living area give the Signature Ocean View Suite room for different routines. The suite spans 122 square meters and sits on the top floor, with a private balcony facing the ocean. You can enjoy the outlook without making the bedroom your only place to sit.
Floor-to-ceiling windows keep the view part of the stay. The layout suits time indoors as well as on the balcony, with the living space allowing one guest to read while another rests. Capacity is three adults, or two adults and one child.
The bathroom adds a deep soaking tub and double sinks. A bath can become part of a slower evening, and the two sinks make shared mornings more straightforward. A walk-in closet provides storage for clothing during your stay.
Coffee and tea facilities include a Nespresso machine for a drink in the suite. Use complimentary Wi-Fi to plan outings, or pair your device with the sound system for music while you settle into the living area.
A separate king bedroom and living area give the Signature Ocean View Suite room for different routines. The suite spans 122 square meters and sits...
Grand Anse Beach lies on Grenada's southwest coast, down the shoreline from the capital, St. George's. The resort sits beside a broad curve of pale sand. It's a coastal base first, so there's no need to set aside a day specifically for the beach. That makes a difference on a short visit, when spending half a day elsewhere on the island needn't mean giving up an afternoon at Grand Anse.
St. George's offers a change of scene if you've spent a morning by the bay. Leave time for the harbor and the streets above it, or set aside a separate outing for Grenada's spice country inland. They make quite different additions to a beach holiday. You don't have to fit them into one busy day; part of the pleasure of staying on Grand Anse is having a reason to leave time unplanned.
Start with the outlook when comparing rooms and suites. Garden-facing categories bring the planting into view, while other categories look toward the ocean. Broad windows make that distinction worth considering even if you expect to spend most of the day outside. If you like to read or have coffee in your room before heading out, the aspect can matter more than it does in a quick look at the resort photographs.
The private pools belong to the villas. A villa is worth considering for a family or friends who want somewhere to spend time together between outings. A kitchen is useful when people want to eat at different times, or when you'd rather have lunch close to the pool than get the whole group ready to go out. Consider the setting as well as the extra space. The beachfront and sea-facing villas give different reasons to linger, depending on whether you prefer to be close to the sand or to look out over the water.
The length of the main pool is as useful to someone who wants a proper swim as it is striking in a photograph. There is room for the pool to be part of a daily routine, not just the view you take in when you arrive. If swimming is what gets you up and out in the morning, this is one of the details that can make a difference over several days.
On the beach, it's easier to see how much of Grand Anse lies outside that first view from the hotel. The shore curves away along the bay, and the view changes as you follow it. It's worth leaving time to walk beyond the stretch immediately in front of the resort, especially on a day you intend to spend close to the hotel.
Two names to look for at Silversands are Asiatique and Grenadian Grill. It's worth keeping a meal at the resort in mind on a day you've set aside for the beach. On a longer visit, leave a meal or two open for the rest of Grenada. Lunch in town, for instance, gives an outing to St. George's a natural place to pause.
Grenada's identity as the Spice Isle is a good reason to look beyond the resort for part of the trip. In St. George's, leave a little time to browse the market for nutmeg or cocoa before sitting down to eat. The market is worth visiting in its own right; it gives you a glimpse of daily life away from the beachfront.
The spa has its own pool and a sauna, and the resort has a fitness area. The distinction between the two pools matters here. The main pool is part of the big view across the property, while the spa makes sense as a place to set aside some time away from the beach. For a stay built around the outdoors, that change of pace can matter as much as the facilities themselves.
Pale stone tones, timber screens and broad panes of glass give the interiors a much warmer character than the long lines outside might suggest. The screens are a particularly good detail: they break up large openings without taking away the sense of being close to the landscape. Their narrow vertical lines are a quiet contrast to the long, uninterrupted lines outside. Where the rooms face planting, that greenery does some of the work that pattern or ornament might do elsewhere.
There is a crispness to the design that will appeal if you like contemporary hotels. Travelers who prefer the detail and decoration of a more traditional Caribbean property should know that the architecture here takes a different approach. Grenada comes into the rooms chiefly through the view, the light and the colors outside.
Silversands earns its place on the itinerary when you can give the coast a few unhurried days. A couple planning to be outside most of the time may find a room or suite ample, while a group that likes to gather between outings has more reason to consider a villa. If most days will be spent touring Grenada, allow at least one with very little on the schedule. The resort's setting is easier to appreciate when you're not looking at it on your way somewhere else.
Give Grenada a day that starts away from the shore, then come back to Grand Anse with no particular plans for the evening. A morning in spice country and time beside the bay belong easily in the same trip. That's the strongest reason to stay here: the beach can be the part you come back to, without being the only part of Grenada you get to know.
Floor-to-ceiling windows and restrained interiors keep the rooms connected to Grenada's light and greenery without competing with the coastal setting.
Asiatique's Southeast Asian cooking and Grenadian Grill's beachfront seafood give guests two different ways to dine without leaving Grand Anse.
From a clear kayak off Grand Anse Beach, you can look straight through the hull to the water beneath you.
Grand Anse Main Rd, St George's, Grenada
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Silversands Grenada is best for luxury travelers who want a modern Grand Anse Beach resort with a 100-meter infinity pool, sea-view rooms, villas, spa, Asiatique, Grenadian Grill, Beach Lounge and Puro. It suits couples, families, design-focused travelers and guests who want Grenada with a polished contemporary edge.
Silversands Grenada is better if you want the original Grand Anse Beach resort, the 100-meter pool, larger resort facilities, Asiatique, Grenadian Grill and a broader villa-resort feel. Silversands Beach House is better if you want a smaller Portici Beach atmosphere with a more intimate boutique rhythm.
The spa at Silversands Grenada is a full-service wellness space with treatment rooms, sauna, ice therapy, salon services and a calm design mood. It suits guests who want a beach stay balanced with recovery, bodywork, beauty rituals and quiet time away from the sun.
Grenadian Grill is the resort's relaxed beachfront dining venue overlooking Grand Anse Beach. It focuses on land-and-sea flavors, beach-club favorites and a lighter resort rhythm. It is especially useful for lunch, casual dinners and guests who want the meal to stay close to the water.
Asiatique is the resort's refined Asian-influenced restaurant, shaped around fresh ingredients, Grenadian spices and a polished dinner atmosphere. It is one of the key dining experiences at Silversands Grenada, especially for guests who want a more elegant evening without leaving Grand Anse.
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