Intercontinental Grenada: IHG’s first Caribbean resort opens on La Sagesse Bay with 120 rooms, five restaurants, and a sprawling spa designed to rewire how luxury travelers think about the island.
La Sagesse Bay has always been Grenada’s secret, the kind of crescent beach that travel magazines feature once and then keep quiet about. That changes in November 2026 when InterContinental Grenada opens its first Caribbean property there, a deliberate move that signals how aggressively IHG is reshaping its tropical portfolio. The timing matters. As travelers increasingly balk at overdeveloped resort zones and look for somewhere that still feels undiscovered, a 120-room property on one of the island’s most protected stretches of coastline arrives exactly when the market is ready for it.
That’s the real play. Grenada gets the infrastructure investment it’s been quietly needing, and InterContinental Grenada gets to own the island’s luxury narrative before anyone else establishes market dominance there. The property’s arrival also represents a subtle shift in how major hotel groups are thinking about Caribbean expansion, less about megaresorts and more about selective, design-forward placements in places where the natural landscape is still the main event. La Sagesse stays beautiful, the resort stays manageable in scale, and travelers get somewhere that still feels like discovery.
