Coyaba Beach Resort

Grenada, Caribbean

Star rating

Superior Collection Room
Superior Collection Room
Lounge
Hobie cat sailing
Restaurant
Superior Collection Room
Superior Collection Room
Lounge
Hobie cat sailing
Restaurant

The hotel

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

Where is it

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

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.

Superior Ocean View Rooms are the same as Superior Collection Rooms, but offering stunning ocean views, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults. These rooms are on a request only basis.

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. 

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

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. 

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

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

3 nights at all times.

* 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.

Rating summary

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Image of the Tripadvisor rating Stunning location, beautiful island

Jun 27, 2025 Kirstin A Essex, England

We stayed at the Coyaba for 11 nights during June. The location of the hotel is 5 star, Grand Anse beach is stunning white sand, crystal blue waters and no fight for a sunbed on the beach. The accommodation is typical of the Caribbean, some would say dated but the bed was huge and comfy, modern TV, towels changed every day and kept immaculately… Read more
We stayed at the Coyaba for 11 nights during June. The location of the hotel is 5 star, Grand Anse beach is stunning white sand, crystal blue waters and no fight for a sunbed on the beach. The accommodation is typical of the Caribbean, some would say dated but the bed was huge and comfy, modern TV, towels changed every day and kept immaculately clean. We were in room 132 which was quite near the beach and suited us lovely. We were celebrating our 30th anniversary which I had notified the hotel about and we came back from the beach that day to find a beautiful bouquet of flowers and bottle of champagne - nice touch! Food - we would only rate as 3 star, hence giving the hotel an overall 4 star. We understand the hotel is only small but there was little variety. Firstly breakfast - great egg station and there was always bacon and sausage but as a fruit lover there was only melon and occasionally pineapple on the buffet. The pastry station was also poor with most being quite hard and inedible. Lunch - there was an extensive a la carte menu you could choose from with burgers, pizza etc but the buffet was limited. There was always lettuce, tomato and cucumber but no tuna, seafood or meats to make a salad. Lastly dinner - most nights it is a la carte but the offering is mainly, fish starter, then main course is pork, chicken or fish in some form. You could only get steak, lamb if you paid an extra supplement which at a hotel of this quality and rating and what you have paid, you wouldn’t expect. Would we come again - possibly for the location but we would have to build in a budget to either eat elsewhere some of the time or pay the additional supplements. The island of Grenada is beautiful and everyone we spoke to was warm and friendly. We visited St George on the local bus (quite the experience) and also did a private island tour with Tony Taxi which was fantastic. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Fabulous beach at Coyaba Beach Resort

Jun 14, 2025 Sally R Redhill, United Kingdom

We stayed here for 2 weeks in April, weather was great and the beach was fantastic, soft white sand, fairly clear warm water. Breakfast was good for those who like cooked breakfasts, however the choice of fresh fruit was poor but when you visit the supermarket you understand why, it’s very expensive as there aren’t many fruit farms here. Overall… Read more
We stayed here for 2 weeks in April, weather was great and the beach was fantastic, soft white sand, fairly clear warm water. Breakfast was good for those who like cooked breakfasts, however the choice of fresh fruit was poor but when you visit the supermarket you understand why, it’s very expensive as there aren’t many fruit farms here. Overall the food was good, some days not so good, there are only the 2 places to eat, either the restaurant or the pool area, so quite limited choice. The restaurant did change the buffet with themed evenings, and also offering a la carte some nights. The down side for me was the wine, we were on AI but there was only one white wine, one rose and one red wine. There was a wine list with wine starting at €24. This is the first AI we have been to with no choice of white wine. Our resort rep did arrange for them to serve me a Chardonnay at the restaurant at lunch and evening meals throughout the rest of holiday but in afternoon when my husband went to the beach bar it wasn’t available. So grateful for the supermarket across the road where I could a buy a nice Chardonnay and rose and chill it in our fridge in the room. The room 236 which had a nice side sea view, room was a little tired and like other guests state the fridge is empty, no water, no drinks at all, and packets of Nescafé for coffee and a kettle. Air con in our room was good. There wasn’t any coffee machines if you liked a decent coffee, however there is a bar Umbrellas next door where you could get coffees, better wine and was a nice change for lunch. We did a boat trip to another island which was great fun, and took the local bus into St George’s town on day when the cruise ships weren’t in, we had a quick look around, visited the Emerald Jewellers then came back. The Hobie Cat wasn’t available to use for most of our holiday it was in repair, on the last couple of days it became available but the wind was a bit too strong! It is a very laid back resort and some staff stood out for us, Chan, Chantel, Nisha, and Kayla. There was a couple of cats when we first arrived, tabby female who we thought was pregnant, she was very friendly but she disappeared and we were told she wasn't pregnant just well fed and was too familiar with guests and some people just don’t like cats, so they took her away to be re homed. Some entertainment, steel band were great. We both took advantage of a free massage which was very good. If you aren’t fussy with wine and like to drink spirits or cocktails and love a Sandy beach you will definitely enjoy a relaxing holiday here! Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Comfort with Coyaba Beach Resort

Jun 13, 2025 Sightsee224695

Situated on the world famous Grand Anse beach, Coyaba occupies several acres of landscaped lawn, lovely gardens, adorned with accommodation and most strikingly, the round buildings reminiscent of Amerindian and African traditional architecture. These buildings have conical roofs, are spacious, comfortable furniture, lovely sea breeze and charming… Read more
Situated on the world famous Grand Anse beach, Coyaba occupies several acres of landscaped lawn, lovely gardens, adorned with accommodation and most strikingly, the round buildings reminiscent of Amerindian and African traditional architecture. These buildings have conical roofs, are spacious, comfortable furniture, lovely sea breeze and charming ambiance. They offer a buffet style lunch with many and varied options, both for the vegetarian/vegan/piscatarian/carnivore. Many salads were on offer, deserts, and a sword fish grilled dry without the jerk seasoning that is so popular with many diners. The fish was well and delicately seasoned, the flesh resonated with subtle but compelling taste that opened the appetite. Juices were offered, particularly smoothies, at an additional cost and so are drinks. This restaurant is my favourite in St George's, and whenever I'm in town, I return to its comfortable seatings in a luscious and extremely comforting environment. For $100 XCD, it's worth every penny. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Worst day pass ever

Jun 8, 2025 Loraine L sweden

The day pass was horrible, when we contacted the hotel we were told that the day pass included 4 alcohol drink per person as it was 3 person, why would you say 4 and when we went to the bar we were told two, when explaining this information please ensure that the customer is given proper information, plus the bartender service was very poor. Can… Read more
The day pass was horrible, when we contacted the hotel we were told that the day pass included 4 alcohol drink per person as it was 3 person, why would you say 4 and when we went to the bar we were told two, when explaining this information please ensure that the customer is given proper information, plus the bartender service was very poor. Can you believe we spent monies to receive bad service. Come on this experience was the worst, I complained to front desk and spoke to Deloris about the situation and she made mention I can speak to management, no one came to apologized or gave us a call back. We will definitely not go back. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Enchanting

Jun 8, 2025 bongobms Chandler’s Ford, United Kingdom

Coyaba means be enchanted - and we were. The resort, its gardens and its position on Grand Anse beach ticks all the boxes. The staff are amazing and Roderick helped us sort out a trip out around the island which allowed us to see the real Grenada. Some other reviews mention the food and how repetitive it is - my hubby and I do not agree with this,… Read more
Coyaba means be enchanted - and we were. The resort, its gardens and its position on Grand Anse beach ticks all the boxes. The staff are amazing and Roderick helped us sort out a trip out around the island which allowed us to see the real Grenada. Some other reviews mention the food and how repetitive it is - my hubby and I do not agree with this, all the food was of a high standard from the egg station and fruit choices for breakfast, to the delicious sandwiches at lunch and then the a la carte meals in the evening. As for the rum and raisin, coconut or nutmeg ice creams - absolutely stunning. We got the bus into Saint George’s - 5 ECD for the 2 of us - an experience we’d recommend! Would we go back? Definitely. Coyaba is the perfect resort to put your feet up and relax. It’s not a party resort but is friendly, typically Caribbean and well worth the 10 hour flight. Read less