Laluna Hotel Morne Rouge in Grenada is a delight. We stayed I think in cottage number 3, but anyway it was huge!!

It had a very comfortable King sized bed, in a large bedroom which had a built in bench along one wall.
There was a CD/tape player, TV and VCR, and you can get tapes through reception, not that we did, because it is just so nice to escape from that kind of thing. We'd have been quite happy for there to be no TV!!

There is a large closet off the bedroom, and then an open air bathroom. If you're not sure about open air bathrooms, then this will definitely help you to make up your mind.

You can get to the bathroom, from the bedroom, or the sun deck, and it a shower, from which you could look out onto the sea through two windows.

There was a separate loo. As you would expect the bathroom came fully equipped with vanity unit, but what made it especially nice was the shampoo, shower gel, body lotion, and the most incredible soft towels, all fluffy and expensive feeling!!

The sun deck was well equipped with a day bed, and masses of cushions, a deck chair, and a weird contraption that unfolded for sitting against to read.

The best feature of the deck was the jacuzzi with a built in drinks ledge to put your pina colada, and watch the sunset in decadent luxury!!

The beach was one slight disappointment, in that there was quite a strong brezze which blew the sand into everything, drinks, nibbles, eyes, noses, so we tended to sit on the deck by the pool on one of the padded chaise longues, where tha bar is very handily placed!!

We did however walk on the beach, which although not that large, was not busy due to the fact that the Laluna Hotel is the only hotel on the beach, just a handful of villas.

Finally the food was delicious, and that is a bonus, because we have spent an equivalent amount of money elsewhere, and LaLuna isn't cheap, and eaten much blander less appetizing food in our travels.

Much to recommend Laluna but mainly for honeymooners, couples, we don't see this as a family resort

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