I went to this resort with my family ( 3 kids, 9-7-5 years old), the grandma and my wife. First off, this resort isn't a 5 star luxury one. Rooms... read more lack equipment ( hairdryer, alarm clock, etc...) and the showers have random water temperature. A/C is okay-ish and there is no ocean view wherever you are ( we had 2 rooms and both were the same) .
That being said, the resort is very very clean. Everything is well maintained. The resort consists of many small buildings surrounded by the exotic nature. ( It's not a big concrete resort with only a few palm trees scattered) . The experience is really unique!

We took the all included package because we didn't want to deal with paying for every snacks/drink the kids asks all day every day. BUT we were surprised by the lack of constant offer. You get 1 snack ( no choices) around 10h am and another around 3h pm...
Mostly fried stuff and sometimes not suited at all for kids ( fried cheese jalapeno stick for example)
The meals offered are ALWAYS a buffet with 2 protein choices and 2-3 sides. Again the spices used are sometimes difficult for the kids. ( Other resorts usually offer at least 1 or 2 card restaurant meals with an all included package). BUT the food is generally good quality and very tasty, just lacks a bit of choices.
Also, there isn't many drink choices for the package, 6 basic drinks to choose from and you have to pay for anything out of the ordinary.

That being said, the staff is absolutely the star of the resort! Tyron and Kenny at the bar are very friendly and Marvin is dedicated to your beach confort! ( All the staff is outstanding!).
The beach is also a highlight of the resort! Easily one of the cleanest, nicest and well maintened one of West Bay. The water is majestic !

I recommend this resort for everybody! It's up to you if you want the all included package but for 500$/person more, I feel we could have saved by spending everything separated... The offer for kids could be better but it's not a dealbreaker...

  My wife and I can't wait to go back (we'll bring the kids next time). The resort has an authentic and classy island vibe (not cheesy and not some mega... read more resort) The beach, marine life, and coral are top notch and right outside your door. The staff were so kind and helpful, and we were located by loads of activities (nature park, zip line, watersports, etc.). Also, the dive shop crew were very kind and knowledgeable. Thanks so much for a spectacular stay!!!

  Fantastic Staff - The best part about this resort was the staff. They were extremely accommodating and super friendly. Special shout out to Javier and Marvin who made our stay wonderful. The resort... read more gives very boutique type vibes. There's more to be desired from the pool but when the beach and ocean are this wonderful I give it a pass. The food was also excellent. It's located in a very nice spot on the westbay close to other restaurants and a plaza were they had nightly music.

  This was my first time visiting Roatan and the country of Honduras. The staff was friendly and excited my expectations for hospitality. As a business leader, I know good operations... read more and well motivated staff when I see it and these folks delieverd just that. This was my first time scuba diving and couldnt have been happier to have choosen such a life experience at this resort. Christoper was an amazing host and took great care of us!! Highly reccommend this resort!!

  We booked a week stay here through Expedia and left today. I’ve been to Roatan before but my family had not so it was the perfect introduction for them to... read more this little island paradise. After a rocky check-in and being told that the room I’d booked with 2 queens was not big enough for my family of 4 (2 pre-teens) and then confirming (had to show the Expedia confirmation email) we were allowed to check-in, get our Bed & Breakfast bracelets and head to our room. The initial interaction with Candy at reception made me think I’d made a mistake with this property as she was less than welcoming. The good news is the next two staff encounters were Leandro at the bar and Marvin on the beach. Any first impressions were quickly dispelled because these guys are absolutely amazing and care very much about their guests. Get ready for the hard sell by the tour touts on the beach and locals selling everything from t-shirts to conk shells to drugs. It gets a little tiring but they’re not allowed to enter the resort so there’s an escape and most move on with a simple “no thanks”. The oceanfront bar/restaurant has pretty much anything you can hope for on the menu so no worries there and everything was very well done. There is a dinner buffet most nights for the “all-inclusive” guests and those on the B&B plan can participate for $30 each. But there’s an amazing Argentine Grill just down the beach or you can grab a water-táxi over to West End for a couple bucks and have more dine and drink options imaginable. Breakfast rotates between the dining room across from reception and the beach but no one tells you which days and where. The best part of our breakfast each morning was Olga. Always so friendly and engaging with our children and the sweetest lady I’ve met in many years of traveling. We’d follow her down to the beach for her afternoon shift and she’d be ready with a bucket of beers or waters delivered directly to our beach chairs on the sand. These are the same chairs that Marvin would set up with cushions and an umbrella and anything else we needed steps That guy works 12 hours a day and we felt the difference on his ONE day off. Service at the bar can be extremely slow at times and if you hear the cruise ship is in, find something else to do. Day passes are sold and they’re simply not staffed to handle how hectic the bar, beach and restaurant become. No priority for actual guests so you wait and wait and wait hoping someone will notice and get you a drink. Roatan is an interesting place and although locals will gladly share the British history of the island, it’s still Honduras and still Latin America. Things are slow and as long as you accept, you’ll be absolutely fine. We did have an issue early in the week with both of my children having a 24-hour bug and ruining the beds. We tried to get someone on the phone to come help change sheets but either the phone wasn’t working or no one cared to answer. We had to go hunting for clean sheets and the girls we found bent over backwards to help and make things right. I wish I’d gotten there names but it was midnight and we just needed sleep. The hotel does communicate through WhatsApp but only when certain people are working. I tried to get an extra blanket one evening and didn’t get a reply until almost noon the next day. We’re certainly going back to Roatan but I doubt we’d stay here again. It’s decent and affordable but between the leaky shower and closet doors that were almost impossible to open or close, I think we can find better. If it wasn’t for Marvin, Leandro and Olga, I don’t think this review or my impression of Paradise Beach would be nearly as good. Thanks guys for looking out for me and my family. Your efforts were very appreciated.

  I habe and spectacular time,the manager set a beautifull dinner on the beach, my bed was allways with a diferent look, they send us a bottle of champagne with a... read more romantic view, love everything. thanks Paradise Beach Hotel.