Villa Hummingbird Grenada | 5-Bedroom Villa in Grenada Lance aux Epine

Ten guests, five bedrooms, one infinity pool overlooking Prickly Bay—this is the scale and substance of Villa Hummingbird Grenada, a five-bedroom luxury villa rental on the Caribbean’s Spice Isle. Sitting within the gated Calabash Hotel compound on Grenada’s southwestern coast, this residence delivers the kind of space and privacy that transforms a group holiday from crowded to comfortable. The villa occupies 10,645 square feet of thoughtfully designed interiors, a private terrace with sea views, and direct access to one of the island’s most exclusive resort experiences.

Inside Villa Hummingbird Grenada

Villa Hummingbird Grenada sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The accommodation spans two levels, with the lower ground floor holding two garden-facing bedrooms: one with twin beds and an en-suite shower, the other with a king-size bed and matching facilities. Both rooms open directly onto garden space, offering guests semi-private outdoor access and the sense of ground-level ease that families with young children particularly value.

The main floor is where the social heart of the villa beats. Three additional bedrooms occupy this level—each with king-size beds and en-suite bathrooms (one with a shower room, two with full baths)—providing couples and adult guests with genuine separation and privacy. The ground floor also contains a sitting room and a TV room, both opening to terraces, allowing guests to distribute themselves across indoor and outdoor zones without collision. The fully-equipped kitchen sits adjacent to a breakfast area, designed for those mornings when eleven people need feeding simultaneously without anyone feeling cramped. A dedicated dining room, also terrace-connected, accommodates formal meals or evening gatherings.

Throughout the villa, cathedral ceilings and pale tiled floors create visual spaciousness. Every bedroom includes air conditioning, ceiling fans, a television, and a hairdryer—the kind of thoughtful detail that matters when coordinating showers across five bathrooms. Laundry facilities allow longer stays without the logistics of constant outside service. A golf cart sits ready for navigating the Calabash compound and accessing the resort’s broader facilities.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 12-metre by 6-metre infinity pool is the first thing most guests remember about their days here. Depth ranges from 1.37 to 1.67 metres, suitable for swimmers and paddlers alike, and the platform effect of the infinity edge makes the water appear to spill directly into Prickly Bay below. Sun loungers surround the pool on all sides. A shaded veranda provides respite from the equatorial midday heat, while a dining gazebo transforms the outdoor space into an alfresco restaurant, complete with a gas barbecue for evening cooking.

The sea terrace—facing south across the bay toward Carriacou—captures the light from early morning through sunset. This is where the true character of a Caribbean villa unfolds: salt air, the sound of distant sailboats, the visual rhythm of working fishermen in wooden pirogues. The gardens surrounding the villa support this outdoor-centric lifestyle, maintained by the on-site gardening service that comes with your rental.

Location: Grenada and the Surrounding Area

Grenada measures just 34 kilometres north to south and 19 kilometres east to west—a compact island that rewards exploration without demanding long drives. The island earned its nickname “Spice Isle” legitimately: nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and mace grow across the hillsides, their aromas drifting through village markets and into valley air. Villa Hummingbird Grenada sits on the southwestern coast, placing you within 15 minutes of some of the island’s most significant attractions.

Grand Anse Beach, 8 kilometres north, remains Grenada’s most famous strand: 2 kilometres of pale sand, calm waters, and the kind of beach that works equally well for sunbathing, swimming, or people-watching from the row of beach bars and restaurants along the shoreline. The town of St George’s—Grenada’s capital, 6 kilometres away—rewards a morning or afternoon visit. The Carenage, the working waterfront, showcases wooden fishing boats alongside modern yachts. The historic forts (Fort St George and Fort Frederick) overlook the harbour. The Market Square buzzes with vendors selling spices, tropical fruits, fresh fish, and the kind of craft goods that appear in no other shop in the world.

For cultural depth, visit Belmont Estate (12 kilometres south), where traditional cacao production unfolds across the estate grounds and in a small museum. The River Antoine Rum Distillery, 18 kilometres north on the island’s eastern side, has operated continuously since 1785, producing rum using methods that have remained fundamentally unchanged for two centuries. The Nutmeg Processing Cooperative in Gouyave (20 kilometres north) demonstrates how the island’s primary export moves from tree to market.

Natural attractions cluster inland. Annandale Falls, 10 kilometres northeast, offers a 10-metre cascade into a natural pool surrounded by rainforest. Concorde Falls, further up the same river system, reaches 45 metres. The Seven Sisters Waterfalls, near the village of St John’s, present a series of cascades that reward the short hike required to reach them. Mount Qua Qua and Mount St Catherine (Grenada’s highest peak at 840 metres) attract hikers seeking ridge-top views across the island and out to Carriacou and Petit Martinique.

The Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park, 4 kilometres north along the coast, presents a remarkable gallery of life-sized sculptures created by renowned artist Jason de Caires Taylor, now inhabited by coral and fish. This site is accessible by boat or for snorkelling divers. Our Caribbean travel guide offers detailed direction-finding for all these sites.

Dining options near Villa Hummingbird Grenada include the resort’s own restaurants (accessible to villa guests with advance table reservations), plus independent establishments in St George’s and along the southwestern coast. Supermarkets in both St George’s (6 kilometres) and the village of Lance aux Épines (3 kilometres) stock international groceries alongside local produce.

The best months to visit Grenada run from December through April, when trade winds moderate temperatures and humidity remains manageable. The rainy season (June through November) brings afternoon storms but fewer tourists and significantly reduced accommodation costs. Carnival celebrations occur in February, filling the island with music, street parades, and cultural performances that rival any Caribbean carnival outside of Trinidad.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Hummingbird Grenada works exceptionally well for multigenerational family groups—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—where the five separate bedrooms allow everyone private sleeping quarters while shared terraces and the pool foster togetherness during daylight hours. The ground floor twin bedroom with garden access suits families with young children or elderly guests who prefer to avoid stairs.

Groups of adult friends benefit from the same bedroom distribution and the presence of both sitting and TV rooms, allowing guests to fragment into smaller conversation groups in the evenings. The kitchen and breakfast area accommodate shared meal preparation, while the terrace dining gazebo provides a venue for longer dinners.

Couples seeking retreat space without isolation find the configuration valuable: shared living areas and the resort’s restaurants provide social engagement, while the separate bedrooms mean friends or family visiting simultaneously maintain privacy. The private pool and sea terrace offer a genuinely exclusive outdoor experience not available in smaller villas or in standard hotel rooms.

Practical Information

Villa Hummingbird Grenada accommodates 10 guests maximum across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Maurice Bishop International Airport, Grenada’s primary air gateway, sits 10 kilometres south of the villa, approximately 20 minutes by car. The resort arranges transfers; the journey passes through St George’s and follows the southwestern coast road.

The rental includes housekeeping and gardening services, Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the villa, air conditioning in all bedrooms, pool and grounds maintenance, and a golf cart for navigating the Calabash compound. Access to Calabash Hotel facilities—restaurants, spa, non-motorised watersports including paddle boards, Hobi cat sailing, kayaking, and snorkelling—extends your experience beyond the villa boundaries. Baby cots and highchairs are available upon request for families with infants and toddlers.

Check-in typically occurs from 3:00 PM; check-out from 11:00 AM. The resort manages flexible timing requests based on availability.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Hummingbird Grenada

How many guests does Villa Hummingbird Grenada sleep?

Villa Hummingbird Grenada accommodates 10 guests in 5 bedrooms: four king-size beds and one twin-bed room. All bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms. Baby cots and highchairs are available on request for younger guests, allowing the villa to function for families with infants or toddlers.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Hummingbird Grenada?

Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND) is 10 kilometres south of the villa, approximately 20 minutes by car depending on St George’s traffic. The airport receives flights from North America (connecting through hubs in Miami, New York, and Atlanta), the United Kingdom, and other Caribbean islands.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Hummingbird Grenada?

December through April offers the most reliable weather: lower humidity, less rainfall, and steady trade winds that cool the island. February brings Carnival celebrations. June through November represents Grenada’s rainy season, with afternoon tropical showers common but not continuous; this period offers significantly lower accommodation rates and smaller crowds. September through November represents peak hurricane season for the broader Caribbean, though Grenada’s southern latitude places it outside the primary hurricane belt.

Is Villa Hummingbird Grenada suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool (1.37–1.67 metres deep) allows children to swim under supervision without access to ocean undertow or boat traffic. The ground floor twin bedroom offers easy access for young guests or parents requiring proximity to children’s rooms. Grand Anse Beach, 8 kilometres away, provides calm, protected swimming. The island has no dangerous wildlife threats common to other Caribbean locations. Supermarkets in St George’s and Lance aux Épines stock children’s food and supplies. The Calabash Hotel maintains a family-friendly environment with informal dining options.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Hummingbird Grenada?

The rental includes housekeeping (typically daily visits), gardening and pool maintenance, Wi-Fi throughout the villa, air conditioning and ceiling fans in all bedrooms, linen and towel changes, laundry facilities, and a golf cart for moving around the Calabash compound. Utilities (electricity, water) are included. Access to the Calabash Hotel’s facilities—spa, fitness centre, tennis courts, non-motorised watersports—is included. Restaurant meals and motorised water sports are booked and paid separately.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Hummingbird Grenada?

The Calabash Hotel’s on-site restaurants serve guests who book tables in advance. St George’s (6 kilometres north) contains numerous independent restaurants ranging from casual seafood establishments to fine dining venues. The Market Square in St George’s sells fresh tropical produce, spices, and prepared foods. Supermarkets including Eckstein’s and the Spice Island Mall are located in St George’s. Lance aux Épines village (3 kilometres south) offers smaller shops and casual food vendors. The southwestern coast between the villa and Grand Anse contains scattered restaurants and beach bars.