What began at a marina on the South Shore of Massachusetts now reaches the eastern coast of Grenada. Different waters, same commitment.
Roht started as a working marina in Marshfield, Massachusetts — a place where the South Shore comes to get on the water. Over the years, it grew into something more: boat rentals, a clam shack that became a local institution, a boathouse bar, a bed and breakfast, and a calendar full of private events.
The throughline was always the same. Put people near the water, give them a reason to stay, and take care of the details so they don't have to think about them.
When the opportunity came to bring that same approach to Grenada, it was a natural fit. A boutique property on the eastern coast, overlooking the Caribbean — quieter, warmer, a different rhythm, but the same idea: waterfront hospitality done right.
Today, Roht operates on two coasts. The marina in Marshfield. The resort in Grenada. Two very different places, held together by one family and one way of doing things.
Full-service marina operations begin at Green Harbor on the South Shore of Massachusetts.
Erich's Clam Shack opens dockside. Boat rental fleet grows to serve day-trippers and families.
The waterfront campus expands with a full bar and overnight accommodations.
A boutique beachfront property in Crochu, Grenada joins the Roht family — rebranded from Roht Grenada Beach Resort & Marina.
Roht consolidates both properties under one brand, one site, one family.
Full-service marina, boat rentals, dining, and waterfront stays on the South Shore.
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"Had our rehearsal dinner at the marina. Sunset, clam chowder, and every guest said it was the best part of the wedding weekend."
"We came for three nights and extended to a week. The restaurant alone was worth the trip — the freshest fish I've ever eaten."
"We keep our boat here year-round. The marina team treats it like their own. Can't say that about most places on the South Shore."