Sandals LaSource Grenada

We don’t usually stay at all inclusive resorts but wanted an easy break and Sandals delivered it perfectly! We had an Italian Butler Suite which was beautifully appointed. Check the room you are choosing as the property is a bit hilly of that’s a concern for you. We weren’t sure about having a butler, but the team of Marvin, Teddy and Wavel were outstanding! They made sure we had lounge chairs in our preferred location and had a cooler of whatever we chose at the ready. They also pre arranged our dining reservations so that we were able to experience all the premium restaurants. They checked on us regularly without making it overwhelming and kept the mini bar in the room stocked. Marvin, Teddy and Wavel really made the experience special. I also want to give a shout out to Leonard - the tennis pro - who patiently taught us to play pickleball. He is a terrific teacher and made it fun, even though we are still terrible. Finally, the lady at the front desk whose name I didn’t catch - there were a couple of flights cancelled and she had to figure out all the logistics for those affected. She was professional, efficient and courteous and had us all arranged very quickly. We never heard from our tour operator so we’re extremely grateful for her support. Fave restaurant was probably the French, but they were all very good. You can’t go wrong in Grenada as it’s a beautiful and safe island. Sandals is a super fit here.

We just spent 6 nights staying at a Pink Gin Ocean View room, we have nothing negative at all to say about our experience which was enjoyable in all aspects. Grenada was the 3rd Sandals we stayed at (after Turks&caicos, and Nassau Bahamas) and definitely the best among the 3 which I am doing my comparison on. Diving: we are certified divers and dove for a couple of days. Their dive staff was definitely the best compared to the other 2 sandals. The dive staff was way more helpful on the boat, the dive masters we had (1 named Troy, the other one we forgot the name) were both very good-conscientious about our safety. We used their dive gears and they were new-ish looking, simple/basic to use, and in good condition. 5+ stars on the dive operation!!!! All other staff we encountered at restaurants were all very pleasant, even ones walking by, they were polite and almost always greeted us at all encounters. Considering they are not allowed to accept tips, they all seem to genuinely enjoy working there. Room: we typically booked the lower-end rooms and the pink gin ocean view room we had was far better than the rooms we had before Grenada. It was quite modern for sandals, spacious and clean. They put us on the 4th floor which gave us a quite nice ocean view (for a lower-end room). Food: typical Sandals - quite good and even gourmet at some restaurants. The escargot was very good at the French restaurant which was one of our favorites, we also really liked Soy and Butch’s. We didn’t bother to eat at Kimono’s which is the least of our favorites (ate there at Turks&Caicos). Beach: typical Sandals, nice and blocked off from the open ocean for safe swimming. The only downside is the width of the beach you can walk is literally only the width of the Sandals property. We like to take long walks on the beach as we were able to do at Turks but couldn’t do at Grenada sandals. Oh well, due to other positive aspects we still enjoyed our stay in Grenada. You can snorkel right off the beach, not the greatest but something to do along the break walls. They have something called Loyalty reward dinner held on Tuesday nights. The dinner food was slightly different and each couple was given a gift, a bottle of rum — a nice gesture to appreciate the guests especially returning guests.

Sandals Grenada is a stunning resort in an absolutely beautiful setting. Minutes from the airport, very convenient. The property itself is gorgeous with lush landscaping, crystal-clear water, and plenty of spots to relax and enjoy the beach. You will need to find your pool chairs early (we had to go down at 6:30am). If you don’t have a butler, go early to reserve your spot! The staff was friendly, welcoming, and genuinely eager to help, which made the experience feel warm and personable throughout our stay. That said, check-in was a bit of a miss. While the process itself was fine, we were never informed that spa reservations should be made early. By the time we realized this, availability was very limited, which was disappointing and easily could have been avoided with better communication upfront. The food was mixed. Some meals were excellent (Cucina Romano, Soy, Le Jardinier, & Cafe de Paris had great selection and very good food), while others were just average—surprising for a resort of this caliber. Not bad, just inconsistent. Our least favorites were Butch’s Chophouse and Tipsy Turtle. All 4 of us got steak at Butch’s and none of us felt it was the caliber they hyped it to be. Very disappointing! Where Sandals Grenada really shines is the excursions. The Snuba excursion was one of the highlights of the trip. Well organized, memorable, and a fantastic way to experience the island. Overall, Sandals Grenada is a beautiful resort with great staff and incredible excursions. While a few details kept it from being a five-star experience, it was still a very enjoyable vacation and a solid choice for a Caribbean getaway.

Sandals Grenada trip December 7-15, 2025 It’s the 8 th. Trip to our favorite Sandals resort ( of all our 46 trips total to Sandals) There are several reasons we like this resort because it’s so close to the airport, great manager, Peter Fraser, and all the friendly, accommodative employees. We are saddened to find out that Peter is planning to retire around July, 2026. He is the best Sandal’s general manager that we have ever encountered among all Sandals resorts and he will leave the big shoes to fill and hard for Sandals management to find a new person to replace him. The minute we got off the bus after a 5 minute pride from the airport, we felt like we are coming back home to see several familiar faces that greeted us and directed us to our room which located near the tennis courts and the gym, we are not the beach people, we just want to rest, relax, play tennis and eat good food. I was happy to see the smiling face of Leonard, the tennis pro, who I played tennis with him every day except for his days off on Friday and Sunday. I was glad to hear that the old carpeted tennis court surface will be replaced with a hard court surface in July 2026. Thanks to Jemmol, the gardener, who located some off season mangoes which I really like and he also brought plenty supply of fresh coconut water. We were surprised to see Rudy, who is now the manager of the Italian Cucina Restaurant, he always does a great job at whichever position he is assigned. It is difficult to find employees today with his dedication. We want to give a big “ THANK YOU!!! “ to Floyd and Verol who came right awayto fix our A/C Unit that made a “Meow-sound” whenever it stopped running. We also learned about Jab-Jab, the ancient Grenadian Carnival tradition, from Floyd. Floyd appears to be talented at all kinds of repairs because later in the week he was dealing with the lights and the orange juice squeezing machine in the Cucina. FLoyd is very friendly and a great employee to have available. We had a great time at the Returning Guests Dinner and at the VIP Luncheon meeting fellow Sandals guests like ourselves. (The Dauphinoise potatoes at the VIP Luncheon were almost as good as the Baked Raspberry Cheesecake-thank you chefs). On Sunday, December 14, 2025 we ate at Spices ( English Theme ) and there was a bread pudding on the dessert table that was outstanding and so delicious. Hopefully, whoever made it will get recognition for preparing such a yummy dessert.

This resort was amazing!! From our welcome to the resort until we left 7 days later, our service was fantastic. The food, rooms and everything offered was great.