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The Caribbean’s Best Small Hotels – 2013

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - May 15, 2013
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True Blue Bay Resort – Grenada

Unique among most small hotels, this property on Grenada’s True Blue Bay is great for families. The owners just know how to run a hotel — in the hands of others, it likely wouldn’t be the same. And it also places an emphasis on sustainability — when you’re here, you really feel like you’re part of Grenada.


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