Villa Kaya

We have recently returned from an 11 night stay at Villa Kaya. We stayed in Beach Glass a beautifully appointed villa style suite with amazing panoramic views of Morne Rouge beach, the bay and the hills beyond. The villa itself, the communal areas, gardens and grounds are all meticulously maintained. We looked forward to breakfast each morning (prepared by Agatha), it was Caribbean style with a combination of fresh fruit, yogurt, cold meat, smoked salmon, scrambled eggs, omelette, homemade bread and pastries. There is an airconditioned breakfast room, or as we preferred to do, you can eat outside under a large, covered dining terrace. All the staff were so helpful and genuinely pleased to have us as their guests. Mia (the manager) ensured that we had everything that we needed and checked in with us every morning to see if we needed assistance with anything at all. She organised taxis, restaurant bookings and car hire. She gave us lots of information about where to eat and places to visit. Villa Kaya is set into a hillside and as such has steps on different levels, which was not a problem for us but may need extra consideration if you have limited mobility. We loved the setting/location of Villa Kaya which was a short walk to Morne Rouge beach and a 15 minute stroll to Grand Anse beach. This meant that nearby restaurants or those on the beach could easily be reached on foot. We will definitely return and have no hesitation in recommending it to the more independent traveller who wants to experience sensibly priced, high quality, small scale, individual accommodation with attentive staff in a beautiful location.

Villa Kaya is a great place to stay. It is not part of the busy area of St. George. That being said, it is easily within driving distance of St. George. The facility is lovely. We loved our room and the common areas. The bed was comfy, the shower was great and everything was clean and comfortable. The view from the rooms is beautiful and looks out toward the Caribbean Sea. The staff is great. Mia was so helpful and Agatha made delicious breakfasts. I am struggling to remember the rest of the staff's names, but every one of them was friendly. There are restaurants right down the hill from Villa Kaya. We had delicious meals at Savvy's Bar and Grill at Mt. Cinnamon Beach Resort and their beach restaurant, which was especially good. The Umbrella bar was fun and the West Indies Brewery was fine for beer, but not much for food. The Aquarium restaurant toward the airport was very good and the ambiance is wonderful. Be sure to check out the other areas around the island because they are interesting and enjoyable.

Villa Kaya is a magical place. Its the best place to stay by the BBC beach area. The views were amazing and it was such a cool setting with each villa. My husband and I had a great time snorkeling, stand up paddle boarding and lounging in the pool. It was a 4 minute walk to BBC beach or if you are a strong swimmer, the hotel dock is less than 200 yards (188 meters) from the beach. You can also paddle board there too. The staff was amazing, very accommodating and friendly. The villa was clean and had everything we needed. We walked to Grand Anse beach several times, but also opted to taxi/rideshare also when it was too hot out. The walk is a hilly walk, but that was our workout for the day. It's a short walk to Quarantine Point which had amazing views of the sunset. The best sunsets we've ever seen. I would definitely recommend Villa Kaya and will be back again.

My boyfriend and I just got back from an incredible few days at Villa Kaya in Grenada, and we have to share our experience! Beautiful Location: First off, the place is stunning. The landscape is honestly one of the most beautiful we've ever seen. It’s also super convenient – only a 15-minute ride from the airport. It had this cool jetty for easy water access, and we went paddleboarding every morning. It took less than five minutes to paddle to the beach. This Grenada villa rental is perfect for a romantic getaway in Grenada. Friendly Faces: The staff were fantastic! Mia, the operational manager, made sure we felt right at home, and the cleaning staff were on top of everything. Our room was spotless, and they even cleaned it twice in one day! The Seashell Room: We stayed in the Seashell Villa, and it was awesome. The room had a kitchenette with a fridge and a big outdoor porch where we did yoga. We also loved the netted, area above the water – great for relaxing. It was the perfect setup for a beachfront stay in Grenada. Best Beach Ever: The beach near the villa was probably the best on the island. It wasn’t crowded at all, which was perfect for us. This beachfront villa offers an ideal spot for a Grenada vacation. Delicious Breakfast: Breakfast was a real treat. There was a delicious buffet every day with natural juices, which was our favorite. The breakfast aide also prepared special teas and cocos just for us. So thoughtful and tasty! Clubhouse Fun: The clubhouse had an honesty bar, which came in handy, especially during the Caribbean rainstorms. We hung out there playing games, watching movies, and enjoying drinks. It was really cozy and essential for those rainy days. The villa made it easy to enjoy the indoors as much as the outdoors. Great Location: The villa’s location is great. We could walk to the beach and some really good restaurants, which made exploring super easy and fun. Excursions and Activities: Villa Kaya also helped set up some amazing excursions for us through their contacts. We went sailboating and tried out a few other fun activities. They were super helpful in arranging everything. If you need help getting around, their staff can call you a professional guide who will show you around and take you wherever you need to go. Overall, we had an amazing time and can’t wait to go back. If you're looking for a beautiful and relaxing spot in Grenada, Villa Kaya is definitely worth checking out! This Caribbean vacation spot offers everything you need for a perfect stay.

Villa Kaya was a perfect destination for a quiet, relaxing long weekend. Our room was beautiful & clean. We were able to walk to nearby restaurants for dinner & to La Plywood, the beach cafe with great fish tacos. We're glad we discovered it & will return in the future.

My husband and I decided on Grenada for a March getaway and we struggled to find a place that checked all the boxes. My husband just happened across Villa Kaya while looking on Google Maps and thank God he did. What a find! It was everything we were hoping for. Beautiful view, convenient location, relaxing atmosphere and very clean. We stayed in the Boathouse Villa and it was perfect. It has a small kitchen, an outside area with a BBQ, a large bathroom with double sinks, an outdoor shower and tub (don't worry it is plenty private), a large king side bed and the most incredible deck right off of the bedroom. The deck has a beautiful view of the water and surrounding coastline. My husband and I would often sit out there with a drink and just read. It was so serene. Breakfast is provided and is a wonderful assortment of pastries, deli meats, cheeses, eggs and fruit. They serve from 8:30-10:30. Some days we got ready and went straight to breakfast, other days we went for a long walk on the beach first and still had time for breakfast. Although there are no other meals included, don't worry there is a good restaurant just two doors away and others within walking distance. Further, there is also an IGA grocery store just over a kilometre away. We walked there and purchased some food and snacks. We used the BBQ twice to cook some meals at the suite. Villa Kaya also has an "honesty bar" where you just help yourself to drinks and write down what you took. We would often grab bottles of wine, beer and water to take back to our room to enjoy in the evenings. (Often out on that beautiful deck off of the bedroom). Although this location is waterfront, it is not beachfront. However, the beaches are quite close. BBC beach is less than a 5 minute walk and Grand Anse beach is about a 10 minute walk. Grand Anse beach is a bit more challenging to walk to just because the area's landscape has a lot of hills and to get to Grand Anse you have to traverse one. Not much of a problem if your mobility is good. We went there often. We preferred BBC beach though, not just because it was closer, but also because it was calmer waters than Grand Anse. Grande Anse's waves definitely seemed rougher. Neither beach was ever crowded, in fact it seemed quite the opposite. Even the days the cruise ships come in, the cruisers stay all at the furthest end of the beach and never seem to wander from that area. The weather was a consistent 31 Celsius every day, but a constant warm breeze continuously flows, never making the heat uncomfortable. There is a small infinity pool on the property. We used it a couple of times and there was never anyone else using it. It felt like out own private plunge pool. The staff were wonderful. Agatha put out a wonderful spread each day for breakfast, the cleaning staff checked in with you regularly to see if/when you wanted your room cleaned. And Mia...what can I say. The woman never stops working, but always to ensure you stay is perfect. If