Infinity Bay Spa & Beach Resort
Infinity Bay is the resort many Roatan travelers point to when they want to show that Honduras can stand beside the big-name Caribbean islands. Everything starts with the location on West Bay Beach: fine white sand, usually calm water, and the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef just offshore, so you can snorkel with rays, reef fish and the odd sea turtle straight from the beach. Guests describe a visible security presence and say they feel safe on the property.
Things to Know
- Max 3 per Room
Traveler Insights
Pros
- +Right on West Bay Beach, one of the prettiest stretches of sand in the western Caribbean, with fine white sand and usually calm, clear water for swimming
- +The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef starts just beyond the shore, so snorkeling is a walk into the water rather than a boat trip; guests regularly report parrotfish, angelfish, rays and sea turtles
- +An on-site SSI dive shop, Infinity Divers, runs two boats and courses from Try Scuba ($115) up to Advanced, with shore dives at $22 and a 10-dive package at $380 on the resort's posted rates
- +Space is the big draw: studio suites run about 416 sq ft with a kitchen (range, refrigerator and microwave), and the one- to three-bedroom villas range from about 800 to 2,500 sq ft, which suits families and groups
- +The rate includes a hot breakfast at the International Buffet, property-wide Wi-Fi and a free airport shuttle, which takes care of the most annoying extras on Roatan
- +A 300-foot infinity pool with three waterfalls, a jacuzzi and a bridge sits steps from the beach, with towel service, poolside dining and spa services
- +Tranquility Spa is on site, and the Roatan Athletic Club gym is complimentary for guests, open daily 6am to 6pm with a certified trainer available
Cons
- −This is not an all-inclusive: only breakfast is included, and lunch, dinner, drinks, diving and snorkel gear are all paid, so a week's food bill adds up
- −Dining choice is thin for a 147-villa resort: La Palapa Beach Bar and Grill, the International Buffet when it is open, and room service from 7am to 10pm. Several 2026 guests say lunch service is slow and portions small, and they eat off property
- −The resort sells day passes to cruise passengers, with its own transport from Mahogany Bay and Coxen Hole, so port days bring extra people to the pool and beach, though recent guests say the big pool absorbs them well
- −Rooms and furnishings are dated in places, and recent reviews mention maintenance problems, including a January 2026 guest whose room took on standing water in a rainstorm
- −Service is uneven away from the beach, with some guests praising the whole team and others finding the front desk and housekeeping fall short
- −Roatan needs a connection from most US and Canadian cities, adding travel time and cost compared with flying direct to Cancun
- −Off-resort options in West Bay are limited, so travelers wanting varied dining, shopping or culture will find the island thinner than Jamaica or Mexico
- −Check your bill carefully at checkout: guests have reported charges they did not expect
It works more like a condo resort than an all-inclusive, and that matters for planning. The rate covers breakfast at the International Buffet, Wi-Fi and the airport shuttle; everything else is paid. Studio suites have a kitchen with a range, refrigerator and microwave, and the villas run from about 800 to 2,500 sq ft, so families often stock up on groceries. Lunch and dinner are at La Palapa Beach Bar and Grill or the buffet when it is running, and some 2026 guests eat lunch elsewhere because of slow service. The 300-foot infinity pool with waterfalls and a jacuzzi is the social hub, and the on-site Infinity Divers shop, Tranquility Spa and a free gym round it out. On cruise days, day-pass visitors add people to the pool and beach.
Infinity Bay makes the strongest case for snorkelers, divers and families who value space and a kitchen over unlimited food and drinks. Next to Roatan's other West Bay options, it trades meal-plan convenience for room size and beach position. Against Mexico or Jamaica, the trade-offs are a connecting flight and less to do off resort. West End's dive shops and restaurants are a short water taxi or drive away, and Gumbalimba Park and zipline tours are close by.
Common Questions
Is Infinity Bay all-inclusive?
Is the snorkeling really walkable from the beach?
What happens on cruise ship days?
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Restaurants (2)
| Type | Restaurants |
|---|---|
| Buffet | The International Buffet |
| Caribbean & local | La Palapa Beach Bar and Grill |
From the resort's own dining pages. Only restaurants the resort lists are shown.
What's nearby
West Bay Beach5 min walk · 0.2 mi
West End6 min drive · 3.3 mi
4 min drive · 1.2 mi
Half Moon Bay6 min drive · 3.4 mi
Coxen Hole20 min drive · 10 mi
More things to do (14)
- Glass-bottom boat and snorkel trip on the West End reef · excursion6 min drive · 3.3 mi
- Roatán Butterfly Garden · wildlife6 min drive · 3.6 mi
- Carambola Botanical Gardens · nature9 min drive · 5.7 mi
- Sandy Bay · town12 min drive · 6.5 mi
- Blue Harbor Tropical Arboretum · nature20 min drive · 9.7 mi
- Mayan Eden · adventure park20 min drive · 9.9 mi
- Mahogany Bay cruise terminal · marina30 min drive · 14 mi
- Daniel Johnson's Monkey and Sloth Hangout · wildlife30 min drive · 18 mi
- Arch's Iguana and Marine Park · wildlife30 min drive · 18 mi
- Black Pearl Golf Course · golf35 min drive · 18 mi
- Punta Gorda Garifuna village · town45 min drive · 26 mi
- Oak Ridge · town50 min drive · 27 mi
- Oak Ridge mangrove water-taxi tour · excursion50 min drive · 27 mi
- Camp Bay Beach · beach55 min drive · 31 mi
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Google Reviews★ 4.5 · 2,158 reviews
“What a magical place! We had the best time there. Staff was amazing and friendly. Room was immaculate. Beach was pristine. Couldn’t get the kids out of the pool. We will definitely come back! Thank you!”
“Infinity Bay Resort: A Harmonious Blend of Luxury and Tropical Splendor Rating: 5/5 stars My sojourn at Infinity Bay Resort was a testament to the pinnacle of coastal luxury, where every element converges to create an unforgettable retreat. Nestled...”
