True Blue Bay Resort

The perfect hideaway Great value for money Lots of things to do at the resort The concierge was very accommodating and kind

The breakfast was a bit oily would prefer more varietybut it was FREE…so not really a negative.

Staff friendly beautiful spot

Our primary cleaner Gillian was awesome. We loved our room. Commitment to environment (recycling, electric cars etc...) The pool choices. The live entertainment and different themed nights. The hotel owner is always on site rubbing shoulders with the guests. Very unique. The decor and of course the food. The onsite museum.

We requested a menu in our room for room service from the very first day and never received one. When we finally did order through an online menu, all of the prices were different. We weren't always sure as to how we should participate in the hotel offerings.

I love the property because of all its little homey, nooks and crannies you were able to walk around and find a quiet spot for yourself to sit and read what you just unwind and you were also able to have a few drinks and enjoy your fellow travelers, and enjoy the wonderful staff that they had there

My issue was just with the king size bed. It had two full mattresses or twin mattresses maybe and when you rolled into the middle, you felt the borders of the mattresses, but they were comfortable when you were sleeping in the middle of each of the mattresses

Front desk staff were very efficient, we arrived late afternoon on Wednesday which is a busy night at the restaurant so they had proactively booked us a table just in case we needed it. Our room/suite was very nice (Cocoa pod suite) with great views from the balcony, a kitchenette, great A/C and a comfortable bed. The grounds were good, with 4 pools you could always find a quiet spot and there were nice views over the bay. The resort offers day passes and these were used by Grenadians and students from the nearby university as was the restaurant. This gave the resort a nice vibe, you really felt like you were in Grenada rather than just a random sunny island. It also felt very safe so you could just walk out of the hotel. We felt the resort was very good value.

The restaurant was ok, the staff knowledge of Gluten free options was variable with us being provided with different information on the same menu items. The Gluten free options themselves were also limited. Generally the food was nice enough. The resort is a little bit away from other life, The bus to Great Anse beach only runs a few times a day and you have to book your place in advance so it's not easy to go for a spur of the moment trip to the beach and there isn't much within walking distance of the hotel. (Taxis in Grenada seem to be quite pricey).

Loved the swimming pools was not crowded and very clean

Food quality, was a bit poor, had a shrimp pasta and presentation was poor. Taste was ok but the food looked like it fought two wars before it reach my table. Just bare in mind that value for money and presentation are key things necessary when serving food to your customers.

Beautiful view and clean room

Breakfast wasn't so great