Picolo recommends · Hotel in Kingstown, St Vincent and the Grenadines
Grenadine House
Look down from the garden and the whole of Kingstown is laid out below, along with the harbour where the ferry to Bequia leaves.
The road climbs out of the capital, and the noise of the traffic fades before you reach the gate. Grenadine House is set in an old building on the slopes above Kingstown, looking out over the rooftops to the harbour.
It is a small place, with a garden, a pool and a restaurant, and the mood is calm. Because the Bequia ferry sails from Kingstown, many guests use it for a night on either side of the crossing.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Grenadine House
We like Grenadine House for its sense of history and its position. You sleep in a quiet old house, yet the capital, its market and the ferry harbour lie just below the hill.
There is no beach here. Kingstown is a working port town rather than a holiday resort, so if sand and sea are the point of your trip, treat Grenadine House as a night or two on the way.
What you get
- A historic house
- Garden
- Pool
- Restaurant
- Views over Kingstown and the harbour
A day at Grenadine House
- Morning
- Breakfast with the harbour waking up below.
- Midday
- A walk through the botanical garden, among the oldest in the West Indies.
- Afternoon
- Fruit and spices from the market in the town centre.
- Evening
- Dinner at the hotel, with the lights of the port beneath you.
Location
Kingstown, St Vincent, St Vincent and the Grenadines
Open in MapsQuestions about Grenadine House
Is Grenadine House close to the Bequia ferry?
Yes. The ferry leaves from Kingstown harbour, a short drive down the hill, which makes the hotel handy the night before or after.
Does Grenadine House have a pool?
Yes, there is a pool and a garden, as well as a restaurant, so a quiet afternoon needs no trip into town.
What is there to see near Grenadine House?
The botanical garden in Kingstown, among the oldest in the Caribbean, and the busy town market are both close to the hotel.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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