“I am positive about this hotel”

I stayed in adjacent Coyaba for a week and I could not get extension so I booked the next door Allamanda at 40% of the price of Coyaba. To my surprise everything is quite same except these things: No attached restaurants managed traditionally. No Gift shops. No beach sports management. No Tennis Courts. No fitness room. The surrounded garden can be rated as 60% quality compared to Coyaba. But all these are at quite low price on the same beach front. The hotel is quite empty and I beleive that is the reason the management unable to put more staff. The environment looks quite dull because of not many guests. The staff I met just two people and they are okay. I lost my room key and the staff said "Don't worry we will replace" though the rule book says $50 for a lost keys. The attached Lebanese restaurant food is very good and not pricey. I liked it. The rooms are okay for the price we pay.

“Not too bad, a little overpriced”

The Allamanda is a solid 3-star hotel. It's clean, safe, the customer service is kind and beach access is great, because the beach is gorgeous. The hotel is located across the Spiceland Mall, which is very convenient for picking up water, grocery items, etc. The rooms are clean but pretty bare-bones: my room smelled a little musty when I first walked in; my coffee maker didn't work, nor did the remote control to my television. The air conditioner in my room started leaking in the middle of the night during the first night, which woke me up - kind of annoying, but I requested that it be repaired and they attended to it the next day. The restaurant on-site is pretty good and the waitstaff are helpful, but the meals are a little over-priced. I guess that's to be expected for the Caribbean. Just as a general FYI, cabs in Grenada are super expensive!

“Adequate accomodations”

The on-site restaurant Lebanese style food) was excellent. The AC unit in the room did not get cold enough.

“Great, Affordable Hotel!”

I had a really great, comfortable stay. The hotel was clean, convenient, and affordable. Cable TV, wireless internet, mini-fridge (the grocery store is right across the street so you can stock up on any food you might need). I definitely recommend, seeing as most other resorts in the area are much more expensive.

“Great location, clean rooms, needs new management”

The hotel is clean and very stragegically located beachfront and directly across from the local van/bus station that is very reliable and takes you to St Geroges and the historical district. The Saffire restaurant is excellent and proivdes fresh and prompt room service. The rooms are basic accommodation and dated. Not modern. Even the Garden view rooms look out on to the ocean. The business services are poor and front desk provides very little assistance. There are very few employees and the owner (an elderly gentleman) tries to clean the pool and does a very poor job of it. Both times I tried to use the pool I found paper, leaves and other unsighty debris so I went to the beach. The owner seems to hover all the time and it is a bit anoying. Over-all however the location is great, the rooms clean and the restaurant is excellent. At the right price, I can deal with a hovering owner and dirty pool.

“Best deal on the island”

This was our third trip to Grenada and we found the best deal on the island. Located in the center of the best beach, this hotel everything we were looking for. We had a lot of dinning choices; the hotel restaurant located by the pool was very good, and several restaurants were steps away. We enjoyed sunsets and the beach from our terrace. The rooms were clean with ultra quite air conditioners and free internet access. The hotel staff were friendly and helpful. The pool was clean and had views of the beach. My kids took tennis classes and my wife had a great facial and massage. My family and I had a great time staying at Allamanda; we are definitely going back to this resort.