Coyaba Beach Resort

The resort was clean and comfortable with all required amenities. We took the all inclusive package and were not disappointed. The food was good and the bar had variety to satisfy every category of guests. The grounds are beautiful and made me feel at one with nature. The resort is located on the beautiful Gran Anse Beach. All of the staff we interacted with were warm and friendly and we want to make special mention of the restaurant and bar Manager, Mr. Vanburn Lewis, who was always on the floor interacting with guests and ensuring that everyone was being taken care of and comfortable. I would definetly like to visit this resort again and I would strongly recommend it to anyone intending to visit beautiful Grenada.

Coyaba is located centrally along the main beach in Grenada. Easy access to restaurants and shops in the area. Gated access to umbrella's beach bar next door. The hotel itself also has a couple restaurants and bars that offer food options until around 10PM nightly. The hotel rooms are older and a little dated, however it has the basics in that it was spotlessly clean, the showers were walk in tiled showers and the staff was superb in terms of customer service. The swim up pool offers a nice relaxing option, swim and have a drink or just relax poolside. There is a conference room on site which offers facilities for small gatherings. The hotel grounds were immaculate and staff paid great attention to detail in maintaining the curb appeal. The hotel uses European style plugs with the 3 squares so the round "european" plugs offered on Amazon are not compatible. The front desk did have some loaners available which was able to help us get connected to charge. All in all, an excellent stay and I will certainly be returning.

The Coyaba Beach Resort is certainly unique amongst the all inclusive hotels we have stayed in worldwide. It has an old world charm in the new world where you can fully relax and chill out. There is so much about the spice island to like and doing a whole day tour taking in St George's, a waterfall, chocolate factory, Grand Etang lake and rum distillery is a must with spectacular scenery to boot. Just do the tour and don't drive yourself as it is very challenging on this small island. The hotel stands on the beautiful Grand Anse Beach with white sand and probably the clearest sea water you'll ever see. The beach was never very busy and it was fairly easy to find shelter from the intense sun under one of the almond trees. Hotel staff kindly brought the sunbeds on to the beach for you and set them up in your desired area. The hotel beach bar is set in the garden just behind the beach and serves up a big choice of cocktails including their own concoctions: all very drinkable. The hotel itself has 80 rooms set in the beautifully maintained gardens. Our room was spacious and had everything we needed and was superbly maintained by the excellent housekeeping staff. Most evenings meals were from a varied set menu, which was different every day, with again excellent service from the staff. Your cutlery is wrapped up in a cloth serviette and the tables have proper table cloths. The whole experience had a uniqueness about it. We loved the food, much of which hd a traditional Grenadian twist about it- like green banana soup and beetroot/tomato soup, both of which were absolutely delicious. Plenty of choice for the buffet breakfast, with an omelette/egg station, with your choice cooked to order. This hotel and its staff are very welcoming and such a friendly place to spend a holiday. One highlight was the Tuesday Manager's Cocktail Party where you get to meet the fantastic staff who are so interested in your views about the hotel and your holiday. Mr Lewis, the General Manager, always finds time to speak to the guests and is so approachable and friendly. So much more to say, but go and experience this wonderful hotel for your holiday and you will not be disappointed. Just think, sitting under an almond tree, drinking a wonderful cocktail, looking over the turquoise Caribbean Sea towards St George's with another fantastic view and then watching the birds diving into the sea to catch their lunch. That's what I call paradise!!