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12 October 2023

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12 October 2023

Kimpton Grand Roatán Resort & Spa opens in Honduras

The property features 119 guest rooms, a spa, four restaurants, meeting spaces and provides a range of activities.

Upasana Mukherjee October 11 2023

Kimpton Grand Roatán Resort & Spa, situated at Roatán Island, Honduras, has become operational, as reported by HospitalityNet.

The property has 119 guest rooms, including suites with private balcony plunge pools and bungalows featuring private outdoor showers.

Guests can dine at the resort’s four dining venues: Alera, The Drop Off, Sea Cat and Vos Café & Bar, all of which use locally sourced ingredients.

Alera serves a Mediterranean-inspired menu along with a list of cocktails and the Vos Café & Bar features pool tables and TVs.

Sea Cat offers island-inspired salads alongside fruity cocktails and sparkling wines, while The Drop Off is a beach bar that serves freshly caught seafood and a selection of cocktails.

The property also features private dining options consisting of an outdoor terrace and an indoor private room that can accommodate up to 16 guests.

It can also host social gatherings and corporate events at its multiple indoor and outdoor event venues.

Kao Kamasa Spa at the property offers treatments that combine indigenous Pesh community traditions with modern practices.

Among the other amenities provided at the resort include a beachside infinity pool and a 24/7 gym offering group classes along with free weights and a ballet bar.

The property allows pets at no extra charge as well as offers activities such as snorkelling and kayaking along the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef.

Situated on West Bay Beach, Kimpton Grand Roatán Resort & Spa, owned and developed by Vista Capital, is part of Vista's broader commitment to the island.

Currently, Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants has 75 hotels with a total of 13,116 rooms and 47 hotels in the development pipeline.

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