Seabreeze Inn

Friendly staff, AC worked great and Met all of our needs. The pics from the website represented well. The restaurant had delicious food and also a very friendly staff. We dove everyday with Kotos Adventures and it was a short walk to the dive shop. We even had super sweet cat visitors sit on the balcony with us.

Great location, great host, lots of fun. The cannibal cafe is the restaurant of the hotel. They serve a variety of mexican food wee tried about everything and all was very good. Very affordable prices, very nice staff. Thank you sea breeze inn team for an amazing stay!

The surroundings are very nice and tropical. Once inside, the room was small, dark and crowded. It feels like a makeshift thrown together room with a kitchen we didn't even use and an uncomfortable bathroom with crooked and mismatched pieces. Uncomfortable beds and pillows. The staff was indifferent and not very helpful. You have to pay extra for drinking water, beach chairs, and beach towels. The rooms are not as nice as they make them look in the pictures.

I came t oRoatan to dive, and most of the sites and dive shops are located on what is called the "West End." This small hotel was within 50 yards of my dive shop, It was located on the main street, yet it was still quiet. It's a budget hotel, just what I was looking for, as I was there to dive! It has a restaurant on site, the Cannibal Cafe, that's very good for all meals. The owner was a baker in a former life, and the pastries are excellent. I spent six nights there, and wound up paying less for those six days than I've spent for one night in decent hotels in major cities in the U.S. The food was an excellent price and value as well. The service was prompt, friendly, and excellent. I can't say enough about them. All in all, my stay there was one of the best valued and most pleasant I've had in years. If I'm ever back on Roatan's West End, I will be back at this hotel.

My daughter and I stayed there for three days and had a really nice time. The staff were all super nice and helpful, and the food was delicious. You have to try the pastries, the owner (Kevin) previously owned a bakery in the US and has top notch skills. If you end up not staying at the Seabreeze you can still get the pastries at Cannibal Cafe. We did the night snorkel and saw a lot of amazing sea life and used the equipment to visit West Bay and snorkeled there as well. A great central location, close to everything we wanted, but the rooms are set off the street far enough back that still quiet. The owner supports a lot of great people and organizations on the island. Involved in conservation and empowerment of locals. I would go back in a heart beat!