Scores at a Glance
Blue Haven Resort - All-InclusiveIkos Aria
Overall
8.6
9.3
Beach
8.2
8.8
Food
8.4
9.4
Service
8.4
9.4
Rooms
8.8
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Value
8.1
8.2
Romance
8.8
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Scores out of 10 — higher is better
Quick Stats
8.6
Overall Score
9.3
4-star
Star Rating
5-star
4.5 (562)
Google Rating
4.7 (673)
From $383
Price / Night (pp)
From $378
No
Adults Only
No
Yes
Kids' Club
Yes
Near coast
Beachfront
Oceanfront
Mid-size
Resort Size
Grand
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Airport Transfer
20 min
All Scores
8.2
Beach
8.8
8.4
Food
9.4
8.4
Service
9.4
8.8
Rooms
—
8.2
Pools
—
8.1
Value
8.2
8.6
Family
9.3
8.8
Romance
—
9.0
Quiet
—
8.7
Adventure
—
Vibes
Yes
Romance
Yes
Yes
Quiet
Yes
Yes
Adventure
Yes
Activities
Yes
Spa
Yes
Yes
Water sports
Yes
Yes
Kids
Yes
Blue Haven Resort - All-Inclusive
- 1 pools
- 4 restaurants & bars
- Full-service spa
- Gated, 24-hour security
Ikos Aria
- Infinite Lifestyle all-inclusive
- Michelin-starred dining
- Private beach with water sports
- Dine-out at local restaurants
Pros — Blue Haven Resort - All-Inclusive
- Boutique scale with only 45 rooms and suites.
- Official all-inclusive access to both Blue Haven and Alexandra amenities.
- Strong fit for quiet couples, families and boat-based activities.
Pros — Ikos Aria
- Consistently strong guest sentiment for service, food and family ease.
- Beachfront setting with pools, kids facilities and upscale all-inclusive inclusions.
- Good fit for families and couples who want calm luxury rather than nightlife.
Cons — Blue Haven Resort - All-Inclusive
- Private beach is small compared with Grace Bay.
- Food and beverage feedback is not uniformly luxury-level.
- Travelers wanting a busy resort atmosphere may find it too quiet.
Cons — Ikos Aria
- Premium pricing can feel high if travelers do not use the included experiences.
- Restaurant reservations can require planning.
- Not ideal for travelers who want to walk into a large town every night.