Coyaba Beach Resort

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Grenada, Caribbean

4 stars

Amid a flowering garden of palm trees, hibiscus, frangipani and bougainvillea, is the Coyaba Beach Resort. Perched on the world famous Grand Anse Beach, the hotel's unique design is themed on Arawak-Indian life from a bygone era. Take a stroll along the glistening white sand to the spice market, or the Esther's Beach Bar that is well-recommended by the locals for a range of refreshing cocktails and a friendly atmosphere. Covering 5.5-acres, the hotel offers beautiful natural surroundings, as well as Grenadian specialities and international cuisine from two restaurants, or you can enjoy a refreshing cocktail at the pool swim-up bar! When you’re feeling more energetic, complimentary tennis, Hobie Cats and kayaking will keep you and the family occupied.

Amenities

Golf
Hobie Cats
Kayaking
Scuba Diving
Snorkelling
Tennis
Wheelchair access
Families
Honeymoon
Wedding
Bar
Evening Entertainment
Fitness Centre/Gym
Internet Access
Laundry Service
Restaurant
Room Service
Safety Deposit Box
Swimming Pool
Beachfront location

Explore the local area

Situated on the south west of Grenada, 8 km from the historic capital of St. Georges and on Grand Anse Beach. The resort is set in beautiful gardens and is within easy walking distance to the shopping in Grand Anse. Transfer time from airport: 15 minutes.

Hotel Information

Room Information
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80 rooms on 2 floors in 8 buildings with no lifts. All with private patio or balcony, air-conditioning and ceiling fan, cable TV, telephone, tea/coffee-making facilities, mini fridge, safe, iron and ironing board, hairdryer, and nightly turn-down service.

Superior Collection Rooms have either pool or garden views, with 2 double beds or 1 king-size bed, plus seating area, sleeping maximum 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.

All Inclusive of: all meals (a supplement is charged on some food items) including afternoon tea, all drinks by the glass (house brands), all activities and entertainment above unless otherwise specified.

Premium All Inclusive option: for an additional supplement guests can upgrade to a premium All Inclusive basis which includes express check-in, premium meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner), premium branded drinks, one daily body treatment (from a selected menu), one snorkelling trip to the underwater sculpture park, one PADI Scuba dive in the swimming pool (guests do not need to be PADI certified), one Saturday market tour (once per stay), Coyaba robe, and a Coyaba bag with local chocolate and rum.

Hotel details

Dining

Arawakabana Restaurant (main restaurant serving International fare and Grenadian delicacies, open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner). Carbet Restaurant (casual poolside dining, open for lunch and dinner). Cacique Bar and Lounge (main bar). Beach Bar. Swim-up pool bar.

Fun and Games

Freeform freshwater outdoor pool with sun loungers, tables and umbrellas. Golf with free green fees at nearby Grenada Golf and Country Club (transport and equipment not included*). Floodlit tennis court (with racquets and balls supplied). Table tennis. Yoga and Tai Chi classes*. Shuffleboard. Non-motorized water sports including paddle boarding, Hobie Cat sailing, kayaking, and use of snorkelling equipment (one hour per room per day). PADI 5-star centre for diving*. Fitness centre. Spa services*. Garden tours.

Entertainment

Live entertainment 3 times a week (twice per week in low season).

Handy Stuff

Pool and beach towels provided. Room service*. Complimentary WiFi. Small library. Laundry services*. Gift shop.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible rooms available on request. Please note that these rooms are subject to availability and may be restricted to specific room categories and bedding arrangements. Rooms and facilities vary between hotels so please check at the time of booking. For more information and contact details please check out our Special Assistance page

Minimum Stay

3 nights at all times.

Additional Information

* Denotes local charge.

Dress code: evening dress code is elegantly casual. Men are required to wear trousers, collared shirt and closed shoes. Ladies, no excessive mini skirts. Flip flops and trainers are not permitted.

Please note: interconnecting rooms are only available on the top floor. Interconnecting rooms are unavailable to families with children due to restrictions on the top floor and will be allocated on the ground floor only.

Please note: child ages are up to and including 12 years.

Trip advisor rating

4.3/5

1,621 reviews

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Excellent

54%

Very Good

32%

Average

10%

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“Just as special as last year !”

Dec 01, 2025PeteBCroydon

We returned to the Coyaba for another 2 weeks after last year being so perfect. I must say it was just as special. Roderick was there to greet us with his usual warm welcome. We were swiftly given a rum punch & checked in and our cases were taken to our room which again was spotless. They had even put "Welcome back" with flowers on our bed ! We went down for a drink and some dinner - To our amazement both Anthony & Chad remembered us from last year !!! It was just like meeting old friends. The food was lovely and plentiful. Every single member of staff were (again) absolutely brilliant. Polite, friendly and did everything to make our stay special. Vanburn was always smiling. He is a true gent. I want to mention Evril & Rudi who although we were having the best time just brightened our day a bit more ! Then there is Kerona ! an absolute sweetheart. It was so lovely to see her again. As soon as we saw each other she gave me that beautiful smile & a huge welcome back hug. Being a family run hotel, i think is what makes it so special. It really makes you feel at home. I have never in my life up until this holiday returned to the same hotel. After last year i just felt i had to go back and I'm so glad i did & this won't be the last time either !!!!

“Beautiful, welcoming, easy going Coyba”

Nov 28, 2025Sue S

Coyaba is not a sleek high end resort providing fine dining and luxury. What Coyaba is, is welcoming, comfortable, thoughtful and undemanding. If you want somewhere to relax and recharge come here. The staff are unfailingly friendly and helpful. Shout out to David McKenzie who helped us plan and arrange an island tour. Also to Chad whose mission in life is to ensure you never have an empty wine glass. The hotel is well maintained with immaculate gardens. Its position is the best on Grande Anse beach. You step into the gardens on to the beach and into the beautiful Caribbean Sea. I’ve read previous reviews which criticised the food. One criticism was the variety. I don’t know if there’s been a positive effort to address this but it felt like there was a lot of choice from the buffet or set menu. Always chicken, fish, pork, beef and vegetable dishes. A few special evenings - pasta, Indian and BBQ. Lunchtimes offered salads and buffet or toasted sandwiches / pizza. It’s easy to get into St George’s by a local bus which picks up close to the hotel. Quite an experience but safe and worth doing. Clientele were largely British, mostly around retirement age. There were 3/4 children there during our 10 day visit. They seemed to be enjoying their time but there are no specific facilities for them

“Excellent value in a characterful hotel”

Nov 22, 2025Geoff H

We booked a "bed and breakfast" package at the hotel and stayed in an upstairs room with a view over the pool. On arriving at the hotel we were greeted with lots of smiles and a rum punch and were quickly sorted out with our room. The hotel is next door to Umbrellas on Grande Anse beach which is highly regarded, so our first evening was spent there. The next day we did what we did every morning - shoes off, shirts off, walk the entire length of Grande Anse beach from one end to the other to earn our breakfast. The choice at breakfast is "OK" - the omelette station is the highlight. There's a shopping centre across the road from the hotel with a supermarket (they do a takeaway lunch - busy!) so you can stock up on drinks and snacks and put in the fridge in the room. The room itself was always kept clean. A couple of times we had to chase fresh beach towels, but that was easy to sort out quickly with reception. We arranged a couple of trips using the hotel - on Friday we went to "Fish Friday" at Gouyave which needed a taxi ride (not prepared to handle the buses for the first time on that trip). The hotel arranged the taxi and the rate, and we treated the driver to his fish dinner as well. We arranged the same driver for an all-day tour the following week, and he looked after us very well with a great round trip back up to Gouyave (this time in the daylight), to go to the Nutmeg museum, up to Sauteurs for lunch, Rivers rum distillery (fire water!!), Grand Etang lake and Annandale Falls. Full day, great fun. The hotel called him a couple of times to make sure everything was OK, which was nice. We walked to the BBC beach a couple of times, much quieter than Grande Anse. We had to get out of the hotel for evening meals so I cannot comment on the food for lunch and dinner in the hotel, but there is plenty of choice outside the hotel within walking distance or a short bus ride/taxi journey away. The one night we did eat there (too drunk after a heavy rainstorm and sheltering in the beachside bar!) the food was really nice and there was a pretty good selection. Considering the size of the hotel I think the breadth of choice was fine. Loved the lasagna! We spent a lot of time on sun loungers by the beachside bar. There was never a problem getting a sunbed, there are so many near the beach or spread around the grounds. We were not "all inclusive" so we had to pay for drinks etc. but that was fine - charge to the room and deal with on checkout. But on the last day we worked out that if we had taken one evening meal at the hotel and had all the drinks on the all-inclusive, it would have been worth paying the extra for the all inclusive package. We do like to get out and try the food in the local area, so there's nothing to stop you doing that, but it still would have worked out cheaper to go all-inclusive and have just 2 evening meals in the hotel. Walking along the beach there are a couple of more expensive hotels but I think the Coyaba has way more character and it felt more like a "country house" with beautiful gardens and more more spread out than the other hotels. I'm happy with our choice and when - WHEN - we go back to Grenada, we will stay at Coyaba again. Good value and excellent, friendly and helpful staff. Shout out to Kim (our room cleaner) who bought us some breadnuts and some soursop leaves to try. And Chad at the bar for looking after us well with copious pina coladas and Stag beers! Keep singing Chad! Will definitely visit again.

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