We just came back from Roatan and we had a such good time there. We've been there for our diving journey. The diving team on site is so kind, Sam,... read more Perry, Chelsey, Mark, Coros, and the captain are so nice. We really enjoyed our stay there. And we will definitely go back there and recommend it to our friends.

  The service is outstanding! The hotel is super clean and very awesome! Javier Miranda Is an asset to your company! He is very polite and accommodating.... read more We love him! This is our 3rd time interacting with him!

  The name says it all “Paradise” - Love this place. Only one week and wish it could have been one month. Dawsen cooked for us one evening in our Villa and it was excellent. ... read more Marvin took care of all our needs while on the beach each day. If some one comes to this place and has a bad time it is their own fault.

  Beautiful property on best beach in Roatan! Clear aqua water. Joshua the activities director went above and beyond! Always friendly and informative. Hotel property very clean. Could... read more use some updating. Great food!

  Very satisfied with our choice to stay here for a week. It certainly isn't the most opulent place I've ever been, but it served its purpose. ... read more We came to Roatan for the diving, and this resort had everything we needed and wanted. We were two adults and two kids, one of whom is a scuba diver and the other isn't old enough yet. Room: We stayed in a 2-bedroom villa. It was great in terms of size and space to spread out with all of our dive equipment and to hang stuff to dry. The place was certainly well-worn. The bathrooms need some updating, the stairs were pretty creaky, the sliding glass doors are a little finnicky. But the beds were actually some of the most comfortable I've had at a resort, the AC worked well, and it was nice having a large fridge in the kitchen. The tap water is essentially undrinkable due to a very strong salt taste, but they give you a huge jug of fresh drinking water every day. We filled multiple large bottles per person per day and were fine. As others have mentioned, there is at times a weird sewage smell. It's unpleasant when it's there, but it didn't meaningfully impact our enjoyment, primarily because we spent so little time in the room. Food: We did not do the all-inclusive option, and I think that's the right choice. The included breakfast is very good,... Very satisfied with our choice to stay here for a week. It certainly isn't the most opulent place I've ever been, but it served its purpose.

We came to Roatan for the diving, and this resort had everything we needed and wanted. We were two adults and two kids, one of whom is a scuba diver and the other isn't old enough yet.

Room: We stayed in a 2-bedroom villa. It was great in terms of size and space to spread out with all of our dive equipment and to hang stuff to dry. The place was certainly well-worn. The bathrooms need some updating, the stairs were pretty creaky, the sliding glass doors are a little finnicky. But the beds were actually some of the most comfortable I've had at a resort, the AC worked well, and it was nice having a large fridge in the kitchen. The tap water is essentially undrinkable due to a very strong salt taste, but they give you a huge jug of fresh drinking water every day. We filled multiple large bottles per person per day and were fine. As others have mentioned, there is at times a weird sewage smell. It's unpleasant when it's there, but it didn't meaningfully impact our enjoyment, primarily because we spent so little time in the room.

Food: We did not do the all-inclusive option, and I think that's the right choice. The included breakfast is very good, right on the beach every morning. For lunches and dinners, we enjoyed checking out all of the places up and down the beach in West Bay or getting a quick water taxi to West End. A lot of the hotel beach bars along West Bay have specials that were great for kids - 2 for 1 pizza, etc. - and also happy hour drink specials. It is super laid back everywhere. No need to pack nice clothes for any of these places - I was almost always in a bathing suit and maybe a shirt, maybe. There's also a market right beside the resort where you can buy beer for much cheaper than the resorts charge.

Beach - the beach is beautiful and the ocean right in front of the resort is calm and great for relaxing. The snorkeling right in front of the resort isn't great because the reef is a little far out and there's boat traffic. But a less than 5 minute walk down the beach puts you on some incredible snorkeling. My 5 year old loved it. We went night snorkeling twice and we saw all sorts of great marine life. Because all of the beaches on Roatan are public, you have a lot of people walking up and down trying to sell you stuff. Some of it is fun - the knockoff Vineyard Vines shirts, the dude in the canoe with coconuts and a bottle of rum. Some of it is annoying - the guy selling bird whistles and the guy selling conchs blowing on them as a horn. But none of the locals are pushy or rude - a slight head shake or hand signal and they move on. But due to this, and due to the fact that it is just a very busy area, this is not a quiet beach where you are likely to be able to sleep or just listen to the ocean. It's lively, for better and for worse.

Pool: my kids loved the pool. It's tucked back in the resort and is mostly shady, which is a great way to get the kids and my Irish self out of the sun for a bit.

Diving: I'll do a separate review of the dive shop on location, but suffice to say here that the diving was great and super easy - maximum of a 7 minute run from the beach to the dive sites. More

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My spouse and I stayed at Paradise Beach Hotel in April 2022. Everything was great. Special thanks to the Cayuco Dive Shop. We dove 4 days. They are very... read more organized. Barry, Chris, and Brent are awesome. The hotel had everything we needed on site. Highly recommended.
Garcia