We spent the first week of our honeymoon in the Gingerbread on Bequia - our first time in the Grenadines. It was fabulous, the apartment had everything we needed. One negative was the mosquitos. Even the with net, Deet and everything else I tried, I got eaten alive but it was the "rainy season" - late May. But with no a/c and the room open to the elements it was unavoidable.
Staff were very friendly and welcoming and the restaurant was great too. Took a great taxi ride round the island - with Elson - who was fantastic and very proud of his roots! Bequia is unspoilt, extremely relaxing and friendly. Great frist taste of the Caribbean.

Cutesy, but not much more. The pictures look nice of the hotel, esp. of the 4 poster mosquito nett bed, but definately not a luxury place. I got eaten alive by mosquitos. There aren't many places to stay in Bequia and I think this is the best. I found the island to be too slow, boring for me. But if you want to go off the beaten path, this is it.

My husband and I spent the second week of our honeymoon on Bequia at the Gingerbread. Our plan was to spend a "luxury" week on Mustique and an "economy" week on Bequia. It turned out that the accomodations at the Gingerbread were really nice. We stayed in an upper suite with a 4 poster king bed with a mosquito net. The room was huge, the bed was comfy, the bathroom was good and there was a small kitchen as well.
There were window on almost all 4 walls and a constant breeze, so not have AC wasn't an issue. Pat and team are very friendly and the restaurant is great. Try the chicken curry. We did 4 days of diving with Dive Bequia and they were SUPER. I definitely recommend both.
Bequia is what I imagine the Caribbean used to be - no cruise ships, no high rise hotels, no tourist malls, no Senor Frog's! Just small restaurants and hotels and beautiful surroundings. One recommendation is to bring mosquito spray with DEET. The mosquitos can be a bit relentless.