we liked our place- we stayed in the loft- the airconditioning was great- we always had filtered water to drink, and had a kitchen to cook in, although we ate in West-End 98% of the time- it is a short 5 min. cab ride to get great affordable dinners. there wasn't a nice cozy commons area to hang out in... More

Let's just say, I grew to really like this place. At first I wasn't terribly impressed. It's compact and not as clean as I would have liked. As others have said, there is a beautiful tree that shades most of the resort that was totally dropping all kinds of debris into the pool and all around the resort. I was... More

Blue Bahia is a nice alternative to the crowded West Bay. It is a short cab ride to West End and there are dozens of dinner choices there. You could just stay home and eat at Blue Bahia restaurant, which is very good. The beach on this side of the island is not as nice as West Bay and there... More

We travelled last minute to Roatan and were thrilled to obtain last minute accommodations with the good people of Blue Bahia resort. Despite the weather not cooperating and a scheduled electricity outage throughout the entire island, the staff was helpful and accommodating to our family. Steps from the beach, great scuba diving and a short walk to Anthony's key resort... More

We had been thinking about checking out Roatan for several years now and an opportunity came up that was perfect so we gave it a shot! We ended up in the loft which is a great suite for 2 and up to 4 people. This is a small, cozy little Hotel that is perfectly situated near the West end and... More

On our 2nd stop in Roatan we stayed here and loved it. Kent, the owner, goes out of his way to make everything right and find you just what you need. Very comfortable, well appointed rooms. Small, convenient layout, just a few steps from the restaurant and the beach. This is a quiet, intimate resort with beautiful water. If you... More

We spent a week over Christmas at the Blue Bahia. It is a lovely, peaceful place with many fun activities nearby. You can scuba with the Octopus Dive School (on site), snorkel out to the reef, walk to the botanic garden, and more. Everyone is really nice and helpful, and we felt well cared for and secure. I would recommend... More

Blue Bahía is a small resort, which is a good thing if you are looking for personal attention from the owner and staff. We were warmly welcomed by Kent, the proprietor, and well cared-for by the genuinely friendly people who work for him. Our family felt at home in "The Loft", a beautiful two-storey suite overlooking the pool (actually, all... More

Roatan is famous for its reef and diving. I thought it average (similar to Hawaii, but not Belize or Fiji) but we always saw a handful of special things each time diving or snorkeling. The Blue Bahia’s is beach front. I recommend snorkeling the old pier remnants 100 yards West and a 2 minute swim from the beach. We saw... More