Grenada has one of the Caribbean's deepest confirmed private-pool markets: five hotels where a genuine private pool comes with a specific room or villa category, not the resort's shared pool. Silversands' 5,000 sqft beachfront villas, Six Senses La Sagesse's 56 pool suites, Spice Island Beach Resort's three pool-suite tiers, Calabash Hotel's boutique Pool Suites, and 473 Grenada's cliffside Ocean-Front Private Pool Villa all confirm the feature.
The best private pool villas in Grenada
Five confirmed properties, each with a pool exclusive to a specific room or villa category. Tap any row for live prices.
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| Hotel | Rating | From/night | Area | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silversands Grenada | Exceptional | $1,500/night (est.) | Grand Anse | Best overall · Beachfront and Hillside Villas up to 5,000 sqft with private pool | Check price →Review ↓ |
| Six Senses La Sagesse | Superb | $900/night (est.) | Saint David Parish | Widest selection · 56 Pool Suites plus 15 one- to four-bedroom villas | Check price →Review ↓ |
| Spice Island Beach Resort | $768/night (all-inclusive) | Grand Anse | Best all-inclusive · 17 pool suites across three tiers | Check price →Review ↓ | |
| Calabash Hotel | Exceptional | $550/night (est.) | Lance aux Épines | Best value · boutique Pool Suite with a private plunge pool | Check price →Review ↓ |
| 473 Grenada Boutique Resort | Superb | $514/night (est.) | Petite Calivigny | Most private · just 9 villas total, Ocean-Front Private Pool Villa | Check price →Review ↓ |
Silversands Grenada
Silversands Grenada, on Grand Anse beach, is best known for its 100-meter infinity pool, but its confirmed private-pool product sits in nine dedicated villas: five four-bedroom Beachfront Villas and four three-bedroom Hillside Villas, some exceeding 5,000 sqft, each with its own large private pool and full indoor-outdoor living space.
This is the highest-rated confirmed private-pool hotel in Grenada, and one of the strongest-rated in this entire guide, though the villa product is scaled for a group or family rather than a couple's weekend.
Six Senses La Sagesse
Six Senses La Sagesse, on Grenada's quieter southeast coast in Saint David Parish, is the newest entry in this guide and also the largest by private-pool inventory: 56 Pool Suites plus 15 villas ranging from one to four bedrooms, all confirmed with their own private pool.
The scale here is unusual for this niche – most confirmed private-pool hotels reserve the feature for a handful of top-tier rooms, while Six Senses has built it into the majority of its accommodation.
Spice Island Beach Resort
Spice Island Beach Resort is Grenada's longest-running all-inclusive luxury property, and its 17 pool suites span three tiers: the Royal Collection Pool Suite at the top, with a full residential-size pool, cedar sauna and marble bathroom; the Luxury Almond Pool Suite; and the Anthurium Suite, with a smaller private plunge pool.
Rates are all-inclusive of meals and drinks, making this the practical pick in this guide for travelers who want a private pool without booking meals separately.
Calabash Hotel
Calabash Hotel, a small boutique property on the Lance aux Épines peninsula, ties Silversands for the highest guest rating in this guide. Its confirmed Pool Suite has a private patio built around its own plunge pool, screened from neighboring suites by high walls and bougainvillea, with breakfast servable straight to the suite's living room.
At a lower nightly rate than Silversands, Six Senses or Spice Island, this is the best-value entry point to a genuinely private pool in Grenada.
473 Grenada Boutique Resort
473 Grenada Boutique Resort, on a 2-acre cliffside site above Old Harbour Bay in Petite Calivigny, is the smallest and most intimate property in this guide – just 9 bespoke villas total, with the Ocean-Front Private Pool Villa its confirmed private-pool category.
The resort's own 70-foot infinity pool and two secluded beaches sit alongside the private villa pools, making this a pick for travelers who want a small, design-forward property over a larger resort's scale.
When to go
January through May is Grenada's dry season and the most popular window for a private-pool stay, with the island sitting far enough south to be outside the main Caribbean hurricane track, unlike much of the region. June–December brings more rain and the official Atlantic hurricane season, though direct hits are historically rare this far south. Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND) is 15–40 minutes from the hotels in this guide, depending on which side of the island they're on.
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