Name: Cobalt Coast Resort
Address: 18-A Sea Fan Drive, North Side, North Side, North Side, 1401, Cayman Islands
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Boatswain's Beach

Owen Roberts International Airport

Cobalt Coast Resort

Check in and check out,  was easy. The nova restaurant its inside the facilities, and its amazing food.

Such a nice hotel to stay in .. off of the main part of the island but still so close to everything. About 15 minutes from 7 mile beach and the main shopping areas. Very quiet and safe location, great diving dock if you have interest in that. Restaurant located at the bottom floor also!

Cobalt Coast is a beautiful property in West Bay. The ocean has a lot of activity and is wonderful to snorkel. The restaurant has excellent service and delicious food. Dragana was a great manager and all the staff at Cobalt and Nova were unparalleled in their service quality. Thanks for a wonderful stay!

Great location with onsite parking, lovely restaurant and fantastic snorkeling. Hope to visit again soon.

We loved our stay at Cobalt Coast Resort! The dive shop was conveniently onsite and the onsite restaurant had a variety of options and all we tried were delicious. Staff was friendly and scenery gorgeous!

Out of the seven mile beach area. Beautiful Restaurant and bar are nice

Good scuba right from the dock there. Wonderful restaurant on premise and their Nova Mudslide! Omg!! We loved every part of it, thank you Dragona and Reggie for a fantastic week!! <3

The staff were wonderful. The receptionist, Dragama was wonderful and very helpful

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Staying in a room just above a fantastic restaurant made this location convenient and enjoyable. The pier allowed access to the unique marine life in that area for snorkeling. The resort gave us the feeling of an Airbnb so no interruptions by staff. When we needed something like extra towels, it was handled immediately. The only thing that would have made it better would've been a microwave in order to heat up left overs.

This was a nice place to stay, gorgeous views and friendly staff. Be prepared for some unexpected quirks. For example, there was no deadbolt lock on the door, so no way to ensure that staff didn't enter while you were indisposed in the room. Our shower just kept getting hotter the longer it ran, regardless of the temperature setting, so I couldn't take a cool shower after getting sunburned. Same issue with regular water for filling a water bottle (or just having a glass of water), and no ice machine, so had to keep bothering the bar staff to fill up my water bottle. Somehow the fan in our room must have hit its resonant frequency, because we had it on the lowest setting but it would speed up to the highest over the course of a day, without us touching any controls. The restaurant tables are very close to the pool, so no privacy there for guests, but at least the bar staff will serve you at poolside. Also, onsite restaurant was nice but one of the most expensive we encountered on the island. Cobalt Coast was nice, just lots of little quirks that added up over our stay.

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The sea view room we had was excellent.  The coffee was very strong and only small cups and there was no way to make tea.  We reported the safe was shut and she said someone would come to unlock it,  but they didn’t.  We didn’t bother to report it again as we felt it was quite safe.  We couldn’t snorkel as it was too windy.  We did walk to Macabuca Tiki bar and grill and snorkelled from the dive shop ladders. It wasn’t as windy there.

We loved our ocean-view king: lovely room, nice balcony, coffee and fridge, great dive shop staff, nice pool and hot tub, lots of fish in the reef and the area right off the property’s dock, lovely restaurant with charming staff. We didn’t have a car, but had no trouble getting public buses to and from great snorkel spots down the west coast and around the south shore, or to the Botanic Gardens. They stop at Finch and Fountain (heading east) or Andersen and Birch Hill Road (heading north) in a loop that goes past Foster’s (a big grocery store) and heads down Seven Mile Beach to Heroes Square in Georgetown, where you can transfer to east end or Rum Point buses.

Great hotel with brand new rooms, nice onsite restaurant and friendly staff. It’s a bit away from the action of Seven Mile so you’ll need a car to get around. Free onsite parking helps. AC and WiFi worked great. Only thing missing was a full length mirror in the bedroom and a shelf in shower for toiletries. The safe is not secured to wall/closet so we didn’t use it. Communication from check-in to housekeeping services were done via WhatsApp. I’d stay at Cobalt again. Besides Nova, our fave places to eat/drink were Tillies for meals/drinks, Bonny Moon for beach club action, Island Naturals for breakfast/brunch, Heritage for Caribbean food and Mykonos Bakery for pastries. Be ready to spend as Grand Cayman is a VERY expensive island!

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.

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.

Remote, Peaceful, Beautiful

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.

The room was updated, comfortable, plenty of storage space, and the AC was perfect. The pool area is beautiful and kept very clean. There is ample space for lounging. The access to the ocean from the pier was easy. It is quiet and relaxing with stunning sunsets and sunrises. The staff was friendly and cordial.

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