The hype
A stunning, sustainable sanctuary with top-tier food and service, but the beach leaves much to be desired.
Six Senses La Sagesse
$700-$1,200+ / night
Book this if You want a secluded, eco-conscious wellness retreat with private plunge pools and farm-to-table dining.
Why People Love It
- Private plunge pools in every single room
- Exceptional farm-to-table food at Callaloo and SeaFire
- Incredible spa and zero-waste sustainability programs
Quick Take: The wellness and luxury are unmatched, but the rough, Atlantic-facing beach is a letdown for classic Caribbean seekers.
Reviewed by @laurenwhtnr: My stay at Six Senses La Sagesse was the ultimate reset. The views from my room were unreal, and I loved sipping fresh coconuts by the pool. Getting to see the local mill and meeting the friendly monkeys made it feel so authentic. Highly recommend for a peaceful getaway!
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
Reality check
Don't come here expecting a pristine, calm Caribbean swimming beach—the water is rough and sometimes collects rubbish.
- You prioritize wellness and spa treatments
- You love having a private plunge pool
- You want a quiet, secluded eco-resort
Cleanliness & Maintenance
9.5
- Housekeeping: Immaculate daily cleaning with a focus on eco-friendly, non-toxic products.
- Bathroom hygiene: Spotless, spacious bathrooms with deep soaking tubs and zero reports of mold or grime.
- Maintenance: Brand new property (opened 2024), everything is in pristine, working condition.
- Linens & towels: High-quality organic cotton bathrobes and crisp, fresh Egyptian cotton sheets.
- Odors & scents: Fresh sea air mixed with natural scents of lemongrass, nutmeg, and local spices.
Sleepability™
9.5SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
- Crashing waves (natural white noise)
- Occasional golf carts
Before you book
Good to know
- There is a mandatory $45/night resort fee added at check-in
- The hotel closes annually in September and October for maintenance
- It's about a 40-minute drive from the airport
What to pack
- Sturdy walking shoes for navigating the 38-acre property and hiking trails
- A European plug adapter, as the rooms have EU outlets
Room Genie
Best picks
- Panorama Ocean View Pool Suite for clifftop privacy and brooding ocean views
- Lagoon Pool Villas for a separate bedroom, large living space, and outdoor shower
Rooms to avoid
- Entry-level Garden Pool Suites if you want ocean views
- Rooms far from the main hub if you don't want to rely on golf carts
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“We would love a Panorama Ocean View Pool Suite situated on the clifftop for maximum privacy and uninterrupted Atlantic views.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the beach swimmable?
La Sagesse bay is swimmable but has black sand and can be rough; L'Anse Pere is rugged and not recommended for swimming.
Are there hidden fees?
Yes, a mandatory $45 daily resort fee is collected at check-in.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes, there's a 'Grow with Six Senses' kids club and teen lounge, though the overall vibe leans heavily toward adult-wellness.
How is the food?
Exceptional. Callaloo offers farm-to-table breakfast, Panquai serves wood-fired pizzas, and SeaFire is a standout for fine dining.
Do all rooms have pools?
Yes, every single suite and villa features its own private plunge or lap pool.
Is it pet-friendly?
Yes, dogs up to 7 lbs are allowed for a $100 fee per stay.
Insider Tips
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Walk to the far side of La Sagesse Beach for a more private, smaller beach area.
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Book spa appointments upon arrival via the Six Senses app, as the wellness programs fill up fast.
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Take advantage of the complimentary Alchemy Bar workshop to make your own all-natural skincare products to take home.
5 things to know before you go
💡The walking paths are made from nutmeg shells and cocoa skins, a nod to Grenada's 'Spice Island' heritage.
💡The resort operates on a strict zero-waste policy, meaning no plastic and even food waste is repurposed.
💡The rooms use European plugs, so you'll need to bring an adapter if coming from the US.
💡The spa features a Kneipp hydrotherapy pool and an ice-cold full-body plunge.
💡The hotel is actually on the east coast, not the south, which explains the rougher Atlantic surf.
Local Playbook
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