Beachcombers Hotel & Spa

Beachcombers Hotel & Spa Review

Guests come to Beachcombers for the great beachfront, comfortable rooms, friendly service, and lively atmosphere both day and night. In 1990, Cheryl Hornsey opened a six-room bed-and-breakfast in her family home overlooking the sea at Villa Beach. Today, that little inn has morphed into a delightful, 31-unit hotel with a pool, restaurant, and popular bar. Rooms are in the original family home and in a pair of brightly colored (one orange, the other yellow) three-story buildings. Half the guest rooms overlook the sea; the others face the garden's frenzy of flowers. All are tidy and comfortable, with either patios or balconies with lovely views. Two enormous penthouse suites each have a full kitchen, an elegantly furnished sitting-dining room, a modern bath with a whirlpool tub, and a large private balcony with a view of the Grenadines. Beachcombers also offers spa services: aromatherapy, facials, sauna, steam bath, and more. And on weekend evenings, you'll usually find a live band and dancing on the sundeck adjacent to the Beach House restaurant and bar.