Hotels with WiFi in The Lime

"This is a nice hotel but could be improved Selection of wine is poor. Food is mediocre. Rooms are very nice. Staff not overly friendly."

"Honestly I went on this trip to see family and my family also came down to but renter a Airbnb around the corner BUT UP A HILL so every day they had to walk up and down to meet the main road. I had beautiful view to beach the room was satisfying. No complaints from me I will coming back in the upcoming years."

"位置很好，環境超美。"

"Booked this hotel having stayed there before. This time we were upgraded to the Kalinago Hotel next door at no extra charge. Both are located on a small idyllic beach with beach-side bars serving drinks and food. Reception staff friendly, helpful and efficient. Absolutely pure Caribbean atmosphere."

"Grenada, take VS, from BGI-GND, the airport is 20 dollars to the hotel, next to the largest supermarket in the country, the scenery is nice, but it's a pity that you have to transfer. People here speak good English, the security is okay, not as reggae as Barbados. China has assisted in the construction of many infrastructures. There are no street lights at night. This hotel is on a small hill. Turn right and walk for 5 minutes to the largest supermarket, the largest in the country, which is relatively cheap. Go further and there is a T-junction. There is a minibus to the airport, 4 dollars per person. Generally speaking, it is friendly to Chinese people!"

"The hotel locates very close to the Grand Anse beach. There is very beautiful gardens and green landscape in the hotel. The hotel staff is very nice and helpful."

"This was an extension of my stay for one more day, so I stayed in the same room. The room is a spacious ocean-view apartment located on a hillside, a standard one-bedroom, two-living room layout with a large ocean-view balcony, kitchen and dining area, bedroom, and bathroom (separate wet and dry areas). It's very close to two major supermarkets: Ram's (turn right after exiting the street, 6-7 minutes walk) and Real Value Supermarket (turn left after exiting the street, 13-15 minutes walk). The room facilities are a bit old. The bathroom is equipped like a short-term rental hotel apartment, with towels and bath towels, but only a small bar of soap; there are no disposable items like shampoo, toothpaste, or toothbrushes, no slippers, and no hairdryer. The kitchen uses gas, has a four-burner stove, an oven, a non-stick frying pan, two stainless steel stew pots, and several plates, bowls, cutlery, bottle opener, etc., enough for two people's meals. The staff were very nice and had excellent service. The receptionist, named Shemal, was a Black woman and very professional. However, the front desk isn't open 24/7; there's a notice on the door indicating their working hours. The keepers were very responsive to any issues; they would often come to check if there were any problems or if cleaning was needed. Even with minor issues, their response and attitude were excellent, regardless of whether they could ultimately resolve them. We stayed for four days. The toilet was an older model and flushed slowly; the shower water pressure was also insufficient and the water temperature was low. We had a Black worker come and check it; the shower water temperature was adjustable, which we fixed, but the water pressure was uncontrollable. The toilet was fixed temporarily, but the handle malfunctioned after a few flushes. We asked for a hairdryer, but after searching, they said they didn't have one. We went to a nearby supermarket to buy groceries and cooked our own meals in the kitchen, enjoying them immensely. Picture one shows the food, and picture four shows an embassy next to the suite, diagonally opposite the hotel. The air conditioning was very powerful, and the electrical outlets were British style. The TV could directly play YouTube, and we had a pre-registered account."

"On an ancient hillside, it is very inconvenient to travel."