Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa

This was our third family vacation to Hyatt regency coconut point. We love it. There’s plenty to do between the water park, beach and nearby attractions. We love the cool beans cafe in the lobby. This year was more lively and the hotel was in great shape. Other years have been post hurricane or post covid and it was quieter. This time was not too busy, still. The rooms are nice however the family suite and the Palm suite have pull out sofa beds as part of their accommodations, which are not comfortable. The grounds are kept up and we love the lawn games. The rock climbing wall and the chess boards were removed. My family was disappointed about chess but we will remember to bring a board next time.

I recently stayed at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point on a $500/night conference rate. While the resort is beautiful and the service is professional, I found the value proposition a bit lacking—especially considering standard rates can soar to $900+ per night. The Highlights: Pools & The Private Island The "fun factor" here is undeniably high. The pool complex is fantastic; the slides and lazy river were a major highlight of our stay. We also really loved the free boat ride to the private island. It’s a unique touch that makes the beach experience feel like a true getaway. The shuttle to the mall was also a very convenient and appreciated perk-- the staff of the boat and shuttle were so wonderful. The Room & Service The room itself was very basic and small. While it felt reasonably clean, it didn’t match the "premium" feel suggested by the price tag. I was also disappointed that despite the hotel clearly having plenty of capacity, no upgrades were offered. The walls are thin and on more than one night, we could hear the very loud television from both sides of our room, even with a sound machine on. On a positive note, I appreciated the daily refill of water bottles, though I really wish the property would install a modern refill station to be more eco-friendly. Conference Conference service, meals and set up were really great. Dining & On-Site Costs Expect to pay "resort prices" for everything. We ate at several of the on-site restaurants and the food was very good, but the portions were surprisingly small for the cost. Pro-Tip: A S'mores kit at the hotel is $24 for just a few marshmallows and crackers. If you can, buy your own supplies at a grocery store before you arrive! For $24 you can have a lot more delivered! Final Verdict The staff is wonderful and the amenities (pools/boat) are top-tier. However, for a room this basic, $500–$900 per night feels steep. It is a solid 4-star experience, but I expected much more "wow factor" for the investment.

We stayed for 3 nights in early March. The resort is absolutely beautiful and spotlessly clean. Staff was always courteous and welcoming. The pools and lazy river were very clean, relaxing, and refreshing. The resort was not overly busy when we were there, which was nice. I imagine it can get quite crowded when kids are out of school for breaks and over the summer. We were able to park in the self-parking area, which was very convenient, but valet is also available. The resort was so gorgeous that we were happy to grab a coffee from the on-site coffee shop in the mornings and walk through the outdoor areas where there are an abundance of flowers and tropical plants. It just felt like paradise! We took the complimentary shuttle to the private island beach one day and it was also gorgeous (highly recommend this experience, especially since the resort itself is not directly on a beach). You do have to reserve a spot on the shuttle in advance. Keep in mind there is no food service on the island, so bring a cooler with drinks, snacks, etc. This worked out great for us. Chair and umbrella set-ups were provided. The sand was white and soft, and the water was clear and aqua colored. So worth it! There were clean restrooms on-site. We found many shells and saw some interesting birds in the area (osprey and pelicans). The captain of the shuttle boat talked about the area and pointed out several landmarks along the way, which was very interesting. There was a dolphin sighting as well! We did not eat in while at the resort, but ordered pizza one night from the bar and it was delicious. The on-site coffee shop had wonderful lattes and an assortment of grab-and-go items for breakfast as well as snacks/sandwiches for anytime. Very convenient and good service. The tiki bar by the pool was a cute little oasis in the middle of the pool area and the service and drinks were very good. The only issue we had during our stay was a baby crying non-stop in a conjoining room who kept us awake one night. Front desk staff was very accommodating in moving us to a different room the next day, which was very much appreciated. We even received an upgraded room with a better view! Thank you to everyone at Hyatt Regency Coconut Point for a wonderful stay - we will definitely be back!

The staff worked hard and were very attentive. The pool bar was crazy expensive like they had you hostage. The inside restaurant was good, the pool food not so much. They closed the pool bar at 5pm each day. Even though there were often 50 or more people there trying to still get drinks. It did not make sense to us.

Our return stay at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa was exceptional as always. Our favorite Hyatt property. Should be a GRAND property. Adults and or families will love the resort. Never have to leave the property unless you want to spend an afternoon on the private island.