Every one of Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa’s 250 rooms is now a Junior Suite. The Saint Lucia all-inclusive reopened Oct. 17 after its annual fall shutdown with a US$14 million room overhaul spanning both the adults-only Harmony Wing and the family-oriented Splash Wing, the biggest accommodations project the property has taken on in more than two decades of operation.
Rather than swapping out furniture, the resort gutted each room to the studs and rebuilt it within the same footprint. Bathrooms picked up white granite counters and vessel sinks, with walk-in glass showers in Harmony and full-size tubs in Splash. Smaller fixes that tend to generate guest complaints got attention too: blackout curtains, stronger air conditioning, both 110V and 220V outlets, and full-length mirrors built into sliding barn doors. Splash rooms lean into blues, white furnishings, twin trundle beds, and sea turtle art, while Harmony goes for mahogany and lounge seating. Every suite has a private patio or balcony looking out on the gardens, pools, Atlantic, or the Maria Islands Nature Reserve.
“This project represents more than new rooms. It reflects our commitment to continually enhancing the guest experience, for the many repeat guests who return to Coconut Bay year after year, as well as those discovering us for the first time,” said Mark Adams, president and CEO.
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Another US$4 million went into the rest of the property. Harmony gained the adults-only Oceanside Bar & Grill and a swim-up bar at the Harmony Oasis Pool, and the resort refreshed Coconut Walk Marketplace and the Silk restaurant, renovated restrooms at Trattoria, La Luna, and the Entertainment Stage, added a vaulted ceiling to the Bougainvillea Banquet Room, and put new equipment in the fitness center. Guests will also notice lighted walkways in Harmony, new lobby flooring, a local vendor shopping area, three in-room information channels, and a boom offshore to help with sargassum control.
“Many of the changes, especially in Harmony, were inspired by suggestions from our valued extended family of guests,” said general manager John Miles.
More is coming this winter: a Game Lounge with pool tables, ping-pong, foosball, TVs, and a beverage area; a new playground at the CocoLand Kidz Klub; and new doors with key card entry across all guestrooms.
For advisors, the reopening comes with a sales hook. Coconut Bay is paying up to 15% commission plus CBAYREWARD$ bonuses of up to US$126 per seven-night booking on eligible stays registered at CBAYRESORTREWARDS.COM by Dec. 31, 2026. Clients can save up to 50% on Premium All-Inclusive rates, which start at US$541 per room, per night, double occupancy, for stays of five nights or longer and include transfers from Hewanorra International Airport, about five minutes away.
For more information about Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa, call toll-free from North America at 877-252-0304 or visit cbayresort.com.
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