Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa

I expected this resort to be more of a family resort with lots to do. Unfortunately I feel like there wasn’t as much to do here as it seems online. It’s ok for kids 12 years old and younger. It’s just not a huge resort. The golf chipping was $25. Should have been free or $5. The water slides were fun for the kids for two days but I don’t think anyone needs to stay here longer than 2 nights. Pros are that it was very clean staff was overall very nice and helpful and tons of restaurants around the area.

Wonderful resort. We were there 10 years ago with the grandkids and came back again with other grandkids. A lot of pool options, nice water park option and great boat to the beach.

This place the best. Everything is top notch. I wish it was not 3.5 hours from Orlando, I would come every month. Such a fun place.

We’ve always loved Hyatt Regency Coconut Point, but it’s definitely declined over the last few years. The pool service was terrible due to being understaffed, and I think they need to limit day passes because the resort felt overcrowded. Our room was beautiful and clean, but it had a strong mildew smell that made me sick enough to leave early the next morning. The highlight of our staycation was dinner at Tarpon Bay. The food was excellent, and our server/bartender provided outstanding service that made the evening memorable. Unfortunately, that was the bright spot of an otherwise disappointing stay. It’s disappointing because there aren’t many comparable resorts in the Bonita/Naples area, but we’ll likely choose the Ritz-Carlton or JW Marriott Marco Island for our next staycation instead. I

went to this hotel for a conference. I understand it's a family resort, but children screaming at all hours of the night in the morning wasvery frustrating. Also, every single restaurant of the food was absolutely awful. Either cold or poor tasting