True Blue Bay Boutique Resort

True Blue Bay Resort was truly an amazing stay from start to finish. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, with customer service that made us feel at home from the moment we arrived. The entire property was spotless and very well maintained, which we really appreciated. The resort has such a peaceful, quiet atmosphere—perfect for relaxing—while still being very family-friendly. Our villa was beautiful, spacious, and comfortable, giving us plenty of room to unwind. Having four pools to choose from was a huge plus, and we loved the on-site yoga studio and gym. The complimentary breakfast was amazing—a great mix of North American options along with traditional Grenadian breakfast dishes. The coconut bakes and saltfish were my absolute favorite! Overall, True Blue Bay Resort is the perfect place to relax, reconnect, and enjoy Grenada. We would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it.

True Blue boutique Resort turned out to be the most charming, peaceful hotel I could have hoped for. The front desk staff and manager ( Kevin ) was most welcoming and helpful with suggestions how to get about , places to visit, activities to take part in. We scheduled a couples massage on property which was most enjoyable ( although my wife was a bit sore the next day ! ). The restaurant and bar on the pier on site was the perfect setting. The food was better than adequate, drinks were good. The hotel is located such that you were between town and the airport. |The rooms were spotless, the bed was comfortable. I stayed in a room overlooking the bay, medical school , and pier restaurant. Quiet and peaceful !

We have stayed at this special hotel numerous times and have enjoyed it every time!! The spa is highly recommended. Wednesday Night local food fair is a great way to try local cuisine. We booked a great island tour with the hotel and had the best guide. Close to campus and a quick taxi trip to the beach. A great option for people that want to experience a local feel. We love the Coco Pod rooms.

My husband and I were visiting from Trinidad & Tobago for 3 nights, we stayed in one of the coco pod suites and it was absolutely lovely, suite was comfortable with a touches of luxury comfortable king size bed. The suite had two bathrooms upstairs and downstairs with walk in showers both with its own unique style.||All the rooms in the suite were all very well cleaned and refreshed and I loved the little attentions to details like the flower petals placed nicely all around the suite on arrival. Nicely decorated with a modern feel inside, rustic and natural feel on the outside. If your visiting from a neighbouring Caribbean island take a plug socket adapter with you as they only had the 3 pin wall sockets.||Breakfast was good every morning I loved the hot chocolate.||Will definitely be back again hopefully in the same room or similar we stayed in coco pod suite 67.

My husband and I visited from Trinidad & Tobago for 3 nights, we stayed in one of the coco pod suits and it was absolutely wonderful, with a touch of luxury. I appreciated the little attentions to details in the rooms such as the flower petals nicely placed around the rooms. Both bathrooms upstairs and downstairs with walk in showers were excellent, nicely cleaned and modern. The king size bed was comfortable. Breakfast was always good, we had one meal in the evening at the hotel, it was ok, but the local food on Wednesday was a massive hit with plenty variety. Not sure what the other rooms are like but if the other coco pod suits are like suite 67 you should be satisfied.

Loved our stay here. Our room was so spacious and well equipped with a gorgeous balcony overlooking the multiple pools and the ocean at a great price. The breakfast buffet and food was delicious, and service was quick and friendly! We stayed during Halloween and the kids events and decorations were so fun to enjoy. The grounds are beautiful and very well kept, would stay again!

This resort is a very nice place to stay. It is on the Bay and has a couple of small beaches. It has 4 pools, pool bars, a restaurant and a casual bar where you can enjoy sitting in a covered outdoor area. The rooms and the views are nice, they have a gift shop, spa, yoga, gym and water craft. The service could be improved but we enjoyed our stay.

Overall this a decent, well-run resort with friendly staff and an authentic Caribbean charm. However there are a few things that I'd have like to have known before travelling so I'll start with those: 1. We had a ground floor room and we suffered from noise from some restless insomniacs above us. Most nights we were woken up by the noise. It's a wooden structure so there's little or no sound insulation, in fact the hollow structure might even amplify the noise - so their night time wee or whatever was disruptive. We asked if it was possible to be moved, but the resort was apparently full. If I stayed again I'd contact the resort and insist on a top floor room. 2. We were advised that swimming in the sea around the resort was not recommended. Not sure why. Someone suggested it may be rocky. Kayaks and padel boards can be used but swimming is not advised by the staff. There is a (very) small beach a few minutes walk which is ok (although there isn't much sitting space) but the better beaches (eg Grande Anse) are a bus ride away. 3. The resort provides a free shuttle bus to both beaches leaves at 9 returns 12 and 12:30 returns 4. 4. The resort also offer a (paid) shuttle for the very short journey from the airport at a cost of US$15 per person. Knowing now what a taxi in Grenada costs, this is extortionate for a shared minibus. A normal taxi costs just US$15 for up to 4 passengers. We could have all got a taxi each for the price they charge. This charge is something True Blue should reconsider because it can leave a bad taste in guests' mouths. 5. The room we had was large & well equipped. Microwave, fridge, hob, kettle, coffee machine. They left us with just about enough coffee pods for the week. 6. Water was cut off for a day while we were there, just a one off I guess, there's nothing fundamentally wrong with it. But water pressure generally is low so showers are mediumly ok. Since water is short on the island, it's probably not a bad idea to have short showers. 7. This one is another warning: Tickets for their street food nights (Wednesdays) are non-refundable so if you buy them & don't use them you basically have expensive and useless bits of pink paper. It doesn't seem right that they can't take them back especially as they don't tell you about their non refundable nature as you buy them (from reception - there is a warning on the kiosk that outside customer use to buy their tickets). We were lucky we were able to sell ours to someone who was just arriving as we left otherwise we would have paid a lot for nothing, which never feels great. 8. Staff were helpful and lovely - faultless 9. The whole place has a certain authentic Caribbean charm, there are sculptures and bits of art around the place that have a Mexican feel to them (we found out the owner's wife is from Mexico) 10. The place seems to be well run, we didn't see much evidence of things not working (although our room safe was faulty). 11. If you go consider hiring a car - but bear in mind roads are in a poor state of repair so get the flat tyre option if you are worried. It's expensive but that's because the ubiquitous potholes make this is a real risk. 12. There is a local bus service to St George's which is cheap at xcd$2.50 per person. 13. If you go to St George's don't go when there is a cruise ship in. Although in the season (Nov to March) they are daily there are some Saturdays and Sundays when they are not there so try and find out and go then. By all accounts it's a much more pleasant town when it's not swamped by the 6000+ passengers these vessels carry. It makes small towns like St George's instantly full, slightly chaotic and considerably less pleasant (spare a thought for cruise ship people who obviously only ever see these towns crowded and chaotic!). 14. Would I go again? Certainly Grenada is a wonderful island and we'd come again. As far as revisiting True Blue again - only with certain provisos: I wouldn't use their pricey airport shuttle, I'd probably hire a car and I certainly wouldn't stay in one of the ground floor rooms.