Jason R
Google
My wife and I went here in early June of 2024. For those who are looking for a quick summary, I'll write that first than go into details for those who are doing deep research.||Cocobay Resort is in a very beautiful location, the most scenic I have ever seen in my life. After a couple of days, you find out that their key demographic is honeymooners. The reason I say that is the main things to do at the resort is eat, drink, lay by the pool or on the beach, take in the view, and spend time in your room...with each other...... If you are looking to do anything beyond that, you will have to pay. The food was very good (my wife had other opinions). Service was extremely good. The room is complicated to explain. Simply put our view from our room was great, but the rustic cabin had simple flaws that were annoying. It's a great resort, but we felt that it was too pricey for what little it provided. I would still very much recommend it, but know what you're getting.||Resort: The resort offers 2 infinity pools, 2 restaurant that one of them you have to pay outside of your all inclusive package, coffee bar that has a very small gift shop, fully stocked bars across from the restaurant and the other by the sunset pool, and 3 beaches. Everything is very clean and well kept. Everything is also open air, so that was a disadvantage for us because the temps were in the 90 degrees with a heat index of 100. That leaves the only way to escape the drenching heat is the water. Pools were well kept and has lounge chairs. Depending on the time of day, half of the chairs are out of the sun.||Room: The room is a one room cabin with a bathroom. Everything is wooden, except stuff in the bathroom. There is an air conditioner in the corner of the room and a fan above the bed. The bed faces the patio, so you can wake up every morning to a great view. Bed is a very comfortable king size bed. The doors to the patio and the main door to your cabin have pretty large gaps. Small enough to function, but the only security that you have on your main door is the door knob lock. The gap in the patio door did let a good amount of heat inside. Some of the floor boards did bend as I walked on them. The bathroom, during the day, is a hot box if you stay in there for over 5 minutes because there is no air conditioner near by. It seemed every time I went to the bathroom, I had to take a cold shower to rinse the sweat off of me. The floor in the bathroom got drenched from the shower that we had to designate a towel clean up the puddles. There is a tin roof covering, but no ventilation at the top. That means the fan is blowing the hot air from the cooking tin roof down to the ground. The air conditioner was on full blast the entire day, but little effect until the evening.||Pools and beaches: The best ocean water I have ever been in. Very calm and very blue. The beaches are public beaches, but that is not an issue. Plenty of room. The pools are well kept and a good place to refresh.||Food: You get 3 sit down meals a day with a snack time between lunch and dinner. I thought the food was good and it changed every night. I am a very, very picky eater but I found a lot to eat each night. If you book direct, you avoid the up charge on some menu items, so I highly encourage you to do that. Servers were good, though at times seemed inattentive. Most of the time, however, it was good service.||Entertainment: Nope. Sometimes there is a keyboard player at the bar at night, but we found ourselves looking at each other wondering what to do. You can rent jet skies for a price. Go on a sailboat for a price. But little to nothing to do for free.||Staff: Everything that I asked for I got quickly. Unfortunately, I seemed to have asked stuff so often that the front desk had my room number to memory. Regardless of my asks, everything was greeted with a smile. Zero complaints with the staff.