Cobalt Coast Resort

It was quiet and out of the way of most tourist places. Easy drive to everywhere.

This is an immaculate, well-maintained, small and uncrowded resort. The staff are extremely personable and helpful. The location is quiet and beautiful. You can see and hear the surf by the pool/dining area. Watch the sunrise or the moonrise on the pier on the beach. The menu is inspired, and the food is delicious. Bring shoes for the ocean as there's some coral on the shore. Or, walk to West Bay Public Beach for sand and gentle waves (about 25 minutes).

Beautiful property! Was hoping to shore dive but due to high surf they take the dock out in winter months. Glad we had a car as it’s pretty secluded compared to 7 mile beach. But nice and quite more our vacation speed. Diner and lunch at the restaurant were delicious and the staff was very friendly.

Staff was friendly and property management very accomodating. But beach access was non existant with choppy waters, no fault of hotel but recommend having own transportation to get to 7 mile beach

Rooms was very nice with amenities, the restaurant Nova was incredible and the dive shop, Dive-Tech, is on site and very professional and organized. The view on the water and beach chairs allow for a very relaxing post dive day. The lunch and dinner menu were theatrical and there is no need to leave to resort. Diving team was great and the locations are close to the resort and convenient.

Nice room, nice view, nice location. But the dive site (the reason for choosing the hotel) were closed because of the weather conditions, also at very low wind and waves. Check-in and out very easy, good service.

The property at Cobalt Coast is beautiful and it is attached to Nova Restaurant which has phenomenal staff and food. Unfortunately our room left a little to be desired. When we booked the room it was for one King bed. The bed was two twin beds pushed together which was very uncomfortable for my Fiancé and I. Unless you wanted to feel like you were falling in between the beds, we basically had to sleep separately. The bathroom door hinges were really rusty and very loud every time we had to open/close the door. One of us is a light sleeper which was not fun when the other would get up to use the rest room at night. The bath mat in the bathroom was dangerous, we slipped tons. Could be dangerous for an elderly person. The owner was nice and greeted us, gave us the rundown and useful information. She said she would send us some contact info for taxis/tour we were interested in. She didn’t but the restaurant staff was very helpful. There aren’t really hotel staff on site it’s more so the restaurant staff that helped us. Other than that the room was beautiful and clean. It had a fridge which was nice so you can get some groceries and make snacks. The views were amazing, walking out of your room with a Sea view and an amazing restaurant with excellent food and staff. The Nova restaurant only serves breakfast on weekends but it was great when we had it. Overall an amazing experience, I’m not sure if we’d come back to the hotel per se but we will definitely be back to Nova!

I extended a sports trip in Cayman for 5 extra days to experience the island. I chose Cobalt Coast for it's exterior ameities: pier, snorkeling, pool, hot tub, deck, bar and they were all excellent and as described. I loved the set up with the bar overlooking the pool overlooking the beach and the ocean. My room on the top was nicely appointed but it was small and mostly just good for sleeping. The bathroom was beautiful. The best part was probably the service at the bar and the dive shop. All the bartenders and hosts were really attentive and kind. The dive shop made it so easy to rent the gear I needed. The happy hour menu was fun and the sushi rolls were the best value on the menu. Minor criticisms: Stingy on Nespresso pods and no way to just heat water for tea. Nice kitchenette but I discovered it's not meant for eating food, just managing beverages. Since there's no breakfast on weekdays, I decided to grab groceries but needed to 'borrow' silverware from the restaurant. This resort isn't close to other attractions so ideally you have a rental car: was about $25 to get to 7 mile beach via taxi each way.

This resort features renovated, modern rooms, a great restaurant called Nova, and welcoming staff. However, it feels more like a large beach house than a traditional resort. On windy days, the pier is inaccessible, so we visited Governor’s Beach, which we found to be much better. The location isn’t ideal, as it’s situated in a residential area where local people live. To get around, you can take a public bus for $2, with the bus stop located 0.2 miles from the resort, or opt for a taxi, which can be quite expensive. This resort is well-suited for scuba diving enthusiasts, as they offer diving on the property. However, if you’re looking for a sandy beach experience, consider booking a hotel on Seven Mile Beach instead.

Only issue was the location is far from tourist areas such as 7mile and Georgetown, because of this taxi can cost 100 US dollars a day. I would rent a car during stay. The place is beautiful and the workers are nice.