Great food, great service. Amazing beach. Love the people. Was nice seeing all the familiar faces we saw the first time we were there. Highly recommend. Very safe country. The spice bazaar in the city is a fun time.

We did our 3 rd trip to Grenada thanks to Karol Chareza. We stayed at coyoba beach under Karol’s recommendations. The resort is beautiful. The beach is 2 kms long with crystal blue waters. If you want heat, this is the place. It’s not a huge resort so you get first class treatment. No fighting for beach chairs or loud pounding music all day. The food is great and staff are amazing. This is a hidden gem. You won’t be disappointed.

The beach was spectacular. It is a public beach but we felt safe taking our loungers off the private property to relax closer to the water. There were a few vendors, but they were not persistent and left us alone once we said "no thanks." The Coyaba property is beautiful and very well maintained. The landscaping was gorgeous and we would have loved to partake in the "garden tour" but timing didn't work out. We requested ground floor and side by side rooms which we got and while they were both clean, they were a bit dated. The food was hit or miss in either the relaxed pool side restaurant, or the more formal restaurant. Too often it was buffet style and there was a bit of repetition. That said, in both locations, we had some absolutely delicious meals just not often enough. We were all "retired" travellers (sisters), and the average age of most guests were very much the same demographic. There was some entertainment every other night and it was pretty good - local singers and musicians. It might have been nice to have a bit more.

Best beach we have ever been on. Resort close to airport, harbour, St. George. Very safe - we traveled via public transit. Cientelle at resort mostly seniors. Quiet - lights out 11:00 pm Staff friendly

Just returned from one week at this resort. Unfortunately Air Canada only flies weekly, limiting us to one week or two. Since it was the first visit, we opted for the one week. I would say 95% of existing reviews are pretty accurate so I will try to add some new stuff. First, kinda shocked when I saw the sign for the hotel . Used to the 3 km driveway of Mexican/Dominican resorts. Coyaba is right off a very busy road. Fine but unexpected. Was brought a nice beverage and escorted to our room. As soon as we started to go the stairs, I said to the man, um, no, we bought and requested ground floor. I had a print-out of the confirmation to Air Canada of our request. Well guess what, don’t count on that. The front desk showed me what they got from AC which was nothing. They were very kind and obliging and changed out room to ground floor. We had room 108. Front desk were lovely and did their best to be accommodating throughout our stay. Resort layout, thought I would touch on this cause couldn’t find anywhere before we booked. The blocks are laid out like a big horseshoe. Facing the beach, block one is at the front along with an admin office or two. We were in first block on left (block 2) and the room numbers go sequentially throughout the resort. Continuing on the left are blocks 3 and 4. Starting back at the top again on the right side are blocks 5 through 8. Our room was noisy from the washing machines and housekeeping organizing their stuff. They use grocery carts which are noisy. Also loud from Umbrella bar next door. I would guess that the right side of the resort is quieter and a little more private. All rooms are really close the restaurants and beach. Room - Our room was ok, bland white walls, could use some sprucing up but still fine. Washroom had nice walk-in rain head shower. Water was good and hot. Toiletries were very nice I thought. Plenty of towels etc. Never had to ask for anything more except an umbrella! Bring an umbrella! It poured our first 3 days and resort didn’t have umbrellas in many rooms. I ended up buying one in town. Also, spoiled me missed her robe. If you like a robe, bring one. AC was good. Plugs are EC, bring adapter if from N.A. Bed was good, pillows awful. Housekeeping very good. Pool (raised which is odd) was right across from our room. In one week, only saw 2 people in it. Didn’t look the greatest. Bar and restaurant right there too. That restaurant did a great lunch – had to order it but it was very good. For breakfast and dinner, we went to the “fancier” restaurant closer to the beach. Note that both restaurants are open air/no ac. The breakfast is buffet with an egg station and was fine. Toast, omelet or eggs done any way, bacon and sausage. Watermelon. Not fantastic but certainly ok in our opinion. Dinner, ok, this isn’t so good. I have a feeling (but could be wrong) that most of dinner selection are brought in pre-made. Chicken cordon blu had that processed chicken look with mystery stuff in the middle. Can’t say I had a great dinner although most were edible. Even the desserts weren’t great. That being said, I would go back! But if you go for the food, this isn’t the place. Beach – best we have been to except maybe the Cook Islands. No sargassum, no rocks, just absolutely gorgeous. Perfect temperature. Clients – 98% Brits and Canadians. No kids (even tho they are allowed). Met the nicest people here. For that reason and the beach, we will be back.

If you like smaller resorts, this one is for you! Very close to the beach and all ammentities are within close proximity. Very clean rooms, grounds are pristine. Staff are excellent and food is good. This was our 2nd trip to Coyaba Beach Resort and not our last!!

The Coyaba is, without question, on the best section of the Grand Anse beach. The grounds are beautifully maintained. It is a simple resort, with friendly and helpful staff, the rooms are also fairly simple and clean, the food was excellent and offered a varied mix of options. I would definitely go back!!

I want to give a great big shout out to all the staff at Coyaba Beach Resort in Grand Anse Grenada. The staff are amazing from the front desk to the grounds staff, you all do an amazing job. My mom and I just returned from a week there, the dining room staff were exceptional. They took care of all our needs. They assisted my 90yr old mother with seating and treating her with genuine respect and care. I wish I could remember all their names as each one was instrumental in making this a vacation to remember. The grounds are immaculate. The rooms are clean and beautiful. Air conditioner worked perfectly. We had a problem with our safe on arrival, this was addressed and fixed immediately. The security staff at the beach were attentive and very helpful. The food was delicious at every meal. I highly recommend this resort and will definitely return and recommend to anyone who is planning a trip to Grenada.

The resort was small and everything was very accessible. Property was beautiful and had lovely gardens. Rooms were clean and very comfortable. Food was good and hotel staff were very friendly and accommodating. Beach was gorgeous with crystal blue water. Highly recommend!!!

Loved: -beach is amazing, best beach I have ever seen -grounds, very clean and beautiful -room was comfortable, no complaints -people were friendly (some were very friendly) Did not like: -should have entertainment every night not every other night (after dinner was boring when no entertainment and nothing to do) -food was very bland (I think I ate a bottle of hot sauce to compensate) -should have lots more local food like oil down, we requested it but told they couldn't do it -drinks were ok, why not provide drinks like grand marnier, why charge for what you call "premium drinks" -we were told on our last day that we could have requested a take away lunch before departing resort, front desk never told us this -would love to bring my daughters here but not sure because of food and entertainment

This locally owned, charming 80 room Boutique resort is located on the best beach in Grenada. The resort is quiet, clean and everything on the grounds is within close proximity to each other. It was refreshing to see a mix of tourists (i.e Caribbean, European, Canadian, American, Asian, etc.) at this resort. Staff were friendly, polite, respectful and very professional. Special mention to Reanna who stood out. Service is good but gives a whole new meaning to island time. Which forces you to completely slow down and reminds you that you need to shift into vacation gear yourself. We had a problem accessing our t.v and had to call the front desk. Someone was at our door 2 minutes after we hung up & took care of the matter immediately. There was never any pressure to tip the staff but good service ought to be rewarded. Gardens / Grounds were clean and well maintained. Food was okay, a little bland for our palate given that we were on Spice Island. You should note that there are 2 restaurants, 1 with an A La Carte Menu which is static and doesn't change throughout the week and a Buffet. The Buffet serves a variety of food throughout the week, some of which is reflective of local dishes. However, at night you have to dress up to experience the buffet area. You can order food from the buffet at the other restaurant without having to dress up and still having access to the A La Carte Menu. Some dishes are served with supplement charges if you are on the all inclusive package (i.e. steak, lobster & shrimp). You can actually drink the tap water in Grenada which I think taste better than our local supply....sorry T.O. Entertainment - Live entertainment was offered a few nights a week. In our opinion, a real missed opportunity here to showcase Island culture even though steel pan and local bands were used. We travelled to Grenada to partake in the sights & sounds of the island. Instead, we found ourselves listening to old half dead 80s / 90s music that had little reflection of the "spice" of the Caribbean. I personally would have loved to have heard more soca / reggae, had a taste of Oil Down (national dish) or something to do with the history of the Jab Jab. This is why we came..... Beach is within 1 minute walking distance from the furthest point of the resort. Loungers were plentiful and always available as needed. The water was clear and warm. Vendors were minimal and kept it moving if you weren't interested. Rooms were cozy, clean and hot water was always available. There is a fridge for your convenience but it is not stocked with anything. It would serve you well to take a converter box to charge your electronics or hygiene equipment. Amenities such as grocery store, restaurants, banks, etc. were all within walking distance. However, be forewarned that souvenirs are expensive. Locally accepted currency preferred is US or East Caribbean (E.C). The KFC across the road was reasonably priced. We went on a private island taxi tour with Ian Baptiste from Specky Tours Grenada https://speckytoursgrenada.com/ or 437-536-5932 who took us everywhere we asked within the 7 hours for which we hired him for. He was pleasant, upbeat, friendly, respectable and we felt very safe and in good company with him. Please check out his website for details on his services as arrangements for tours can be made through him or through the Air Canada Rep. Air Canada Terminal Experience in Toronto - I have to be specific here as the two experiences were night and day. The Pearson terminal is chaotic and quite frankly disorganized, inefficient and has some of the rudest, most disrespectful, high on themselves staff that I've encountered at any airport in the world. I witnessed 3 of their immature, entitled, drunk with power children at the customs screening entrance / checkpoint on the morning of September 7, 2019 (yes Air Canada please checking your schedule to see who was working that morning that might fit that criteria). They were incredibly rude to foreign travellers who clearly did not speak English as their first language. Very unbecoming of Canadian ambassadors to and from our country. Upon return, we had to be shuttled by bus from the plane to the terminal and again complete chaos and disorganization as you entered customs. Perhaps hiring more staff with interpersonal skills would actually be helpful in that area would serve Air Canada well. Air Canada Terminal Experience in Grenada - Cleared customs, picked up luggage and at our hotel within 35 minutes of landing in Grenada. Received service with a smile. Returning home, wait was a little longer but service with a smile again and everything clearly labelled and easy to find. I must say that the Air Canada Rep Jenelle in Grenada was fantastic and an exemplary example of Customer Service. Perhaps the Grenadians can come to Toronto to train the Canadian staff. Overall, Grenada is a safe and beautiful island!!! Lush lands, clear water, fantastic people. It is noticeable how CLEAN Grenada is. The Grenadians clearly take great pride in their island and it shows.

Great hotel. There were issues with the room but they were quickly resolved. To me, that's what good service is all about. We would return. resorts Beautiful island with awesome people loving on it.

This resort is a hidden gem. We were looking for a quiet and relaxing vacation and we got just that. The resort is smaller which we like and the rooms are well appointed. The amenities are just fine with the beach being the main reason for our stay. The beach was excellent and always clean. The sand is so soft and the water is nice and warm. What a spectacular view from the beach and our room. All dining is open atmosphere and that worked out perfectly fine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The grounds are always kept spotless and the gardens are very nice. The staff is incredible. Everyone was always so pleasant and they wanted to make your trip the best one possible. What a great vacation overall.

The hotel is a solid 4 star resort with beautiful gardens and is located on the best beach in Grenada; very friendly and responsive staff. Regretfully the food, we were on all inclusive package, was probably the worst we ever had on our vacation. The selection of vegetables, fruit and meat was very limited, for 7 days we ate exactly the same meals totally lacking any creativity and in a lot of cases the taste as well. For that reason we will not be going back there nor recommending it to our friends.

April 18, 2016 was the beginning of a wonderful week for my husband & I and 2 friends at the Coyaba Beach Resort in Grenada. After a very short trip from the airport to the resort, we were greeted by very pleasant staff who made check-in a breeze. Absolutely nothing negative to say about Coyaba; the rooms were nice, grounds very well kept and the beach was spectacular. We loved the towel service twice a day. The meals were great; buffet at breakfast, a la carte or buffet for lunch and the same at dinner. There was something different on the menu every night. All the staff at the resort were very friendly and personable. With the exception of our flight home on Air Canada Rouge, a perfect week was spent in Grenada. We would definitely recommend the Coyaba Beach Resort and hope to get there again one day.

Some of the most beautiful gardens anywhere in the Caribbean situated on one of the best beaches anywhere in the world this place has to be seen to been believed. The staff is now virtually the same as when we first went in 2007!

This hotel is situated on Grande Anse beach. If you like to walk beaches, this is the place for you! Most rooms overlook the beach and they are very quiet. We never heard our neighbours next door or below. We spent one week and I regret not staying longer. Grenadians are very hospitable. We felt very much at home in Grenada. The food was lovely, but I had hoped for a little more hot Caribbean spice for some of the dishes