Sir Royston Hopkin

Our Legacy

Creating Authentically Luxurious Experiences

In our hearts, we believe our home is best enjoyed when it feels just like yours. So, go ahead and relax — we'll take care of the details.

World Travel Awards
Small Luxury Hotels
Michelin Key
Green Globe Certified
AAA Five Diamond

About the
Owners

Owned and operated with roots running deep in Grenada, the Hopkin family created Spice Island Beach Resort to be a pure expression of Caribbean culture. Beginning with Sir Royston's vision and evolving to embody their children's unique perspectives, each aspect of innovation can be traced back to proud family heritage.

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The Hopkin family
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Sir Royston Hopkin

Honoring Our Founder

As one of the most recognizable figures in hospitality, Sir Royston turned the dream of island luxury into an incredible reality. Beyond the many accolades and awards received throughout his career, including being the only Caribbean hotelier to be knighted by the Queen, Sir Royston set the lasting standard for service as he personally transformed guests into family — a value we continue to pursue today.

Janelle M. Hopkin
The Spice Island Family

Janelle M. Hopkin

President & Managing Director

As the daughter of Sir Royston and Lady Hopkin, Janelle M. Hopkin brings legacy and heritage into a new age of travel at Spice Island Beach Resort, where she oversees the complete guest experience.

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Nerissa Hopkin
The Spice Island Family

Nerissa Hopkin

Director

As a key figure in the Hopkin family's continued stewardship of Spice Island Beach Resort, Nerissa Hopkin ensures the resort's legacy of excellence endures through thoughtful direction and a deep commitment to Grenadian culture.

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Lady Betty Hopkin
The Spice Island Family

Lady Betty Hopkin

Chairman

As the matriarch of the Hopkin family, Lady Betty Hopkin has played a foundational role in shaping the spirit and warmth that defines Spice Island Beach Resort's renowned hospitality.

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