Experience our beachfront hotel and first class accommodations and service. Just steps from your door, a powdery white, sandy beach leads to sparkling, turquoise water and spectacular underwater gardens the ultimate paradise for divers.

Watch the sun slip into the sea from the veranda of your own luxurious villa, or stop by our Beach Bar & Restaurant for sunset cocktails and “island style” appetizers. Enjoy a variety of exciting activities or simply relax in the comfortable elegance of the Mayan Princess Beach Resort.

Mayan Princess Beach Bar & Grill:
Offers a tasty selection of fine seafood and island fare from their beachfront bar & grill, often the scene of lively gatherings, especially on weekends when tourists and island residents come out to enjoy the beach.

Entertainment:
Every Friday & Saturday evening we have live music to give a soft and delightful ambience as you have a Princess Cocktail our specialty as you see the sunset. Every other Sunday everyone awaits for the best celebration in the island since we have live music played by Joseph & the Boys. Just minutes away from Mayan Princess, the charming community of West End offers an array of restaurants with cuisine from around the world, along with shopping, activities and nightlife.

Meeting:
Mayan Princess Beach Resort can also provide for conference centers, corporate getaways, meetings, tradeshows, beach weddings, reunions or parties in a casual, serene and upscale atmosphere. Whether the event is large, small, indoors, outdoors, casual or elegant, we can accommodate your every need.

About Roatan:
The bay Islands of Honduras offer a very different world from the mainland Honduras . The Islands history, which includes many disputes between the Spaniards and the British during colonial times, with the British actually controlling the islands most of time, have given the islands a unique heritage. There are several islands within the department, with three larger ones being the most popular with tourist: Utila, Roatan and Guanaja. English is so widely spoken in the Islands that some people don't even speak Spanish, despite the fact that this is the official language of Honduras !