Golf Hotels in Bahamas

My wife and I had an absolutely amazing stay at the Ocean Club. Everything was perfect - the room, the service, the food and, of course, the location. This was our first trip to Paradise Island and we learned that the multiple hotels within the resort are geared to different experiences. The Ocean Club is designed for privacy and calm. Our butlers were great, as was every single staff member we encountered. Unlike other Caribbean destinations, there was no pressure for tipping for service and...

Much prettier, fantastic beach and large, spacious, top quality across the board accommodations. Subzero refrigerator, Bosch washer/dryer, jacuzzi tub and large shower-- all in limestone or local coral-stone. Very nicely appointed, very tasteful. Neutrals. I did not really focus that all rooms are actually apartments with large living rooms and kitchens and very large luxurious bathrooms. They called it "villas" but I have been in villas where you get just a room and bath. Great for...

Everyone was above and beyond with the customer service, especially Mr. Carl! The resort felt exclusive Bruce there weren’t big crowds outside or many people in the water at the same time. I’ll definitely be back!

Ok people. I never leave reviews, but I felt compelled to do so because you must prepare for your family for the insane prices of EVERYTHING. This place is WONDERFULL. My only complaints are as follows: The staff at the beach and park seem to get annoyed when you ask for a cup of ice or ice water, it likes bothers them for some reason. I think it was because you're not spending money. Our food bill for a family of 4 for 5 days was well over $2200.00, and that was not one alcoholic drink ordered....

Diamond in the ruff !!! we didnt know hat to expect when we arrived but we love this place will stay again. Great staff with a nice restaurant on facility.

The Cove lives up to expectation as being the best hotel on Paradise Island. The island itself is like staying in Disneyland resort, with everything contained on the island and WAY overpriced. The staff is second to none everywhere you go, it is the true genuine kindness of the Bahamians that will certainly draw you for a return trip back. Take a moment to talk to as many of the locals you can interact with.

British Colonial has a great location and beautiful private beach. I was contemplating on staying at Margaritaville or on Paradise Island, but I am so glad we didn't. We tried one day to go to the public beach which is shared with Maragaritaville and it was chaos. We just walked back to British Colonial and enjoyed a nice relaxing afternoon. The rooms are very clean with comfortable towels and linens. Being right in downtown it makes almost all attractions walkable, and it is only a few minutes...

The price tells you that this is not the island's grand-lux accomodations, but it's beautifully situated occupying the end of a peninsual. Three nice pools, one is a quite pool towards the rear, one's heated (never checked if it is) and one has a hut-tub and good quality pool-side restaurant and lively bar. Breakfast buffet in the new conference wing, offered all the typical choices - and even had an omelette station. Same place had a lunch buffet with a quite nice salad bar that also offered...

My husband and I stayed recently at Graycliff and we loved the experience. We felt like VIP's with the staff bringing us drinks by the pool, taking us on a private wine tour of the wine cellar (I think they have over 260,000 bottles of wine) plus my husband learned how to roll a cigar (Graycliff cigars are one of his favorite). The best part was dinner in the evening, we tried both restaurants and they are both outstanding. We got to meet the owners and have decided to make this an annual trip...

SLS Hotel was beautiful. The staff were very friendly and nice to deal with. We enjoyed all the pools waterpark and Cable beach water was so clear and delightful. Very pretty property. Being an older couple we were surprised to see so many families with children so young. For being a luxury hotel we felt there were too many kids everywhere. We also felt the cost to eat at the restaurants were over the top expensive. Plus no reservation you dont get in. This is our 2nd time visiting...

The only down fall that I had about the property. When we where checking out, I received my charges, I was never aware of all the resort fees. Everyday we had resort fees. Staff failed to make me aware of the fees.

My sister & I treated ourselves to a pre-Christmas get-away in Freeport, Grand Bahamas. Everyone @ Bell Channel Inn was SO pleasant & accommodating. Liz(owner)& Helen(front desk clerk)greeted us. Cloe(the barmaid & server)served us complimentary drinks(Bahama Mamas)after check-in. This hotel has been ran(and still is)by same family for 3 generations. The building is old, but has a comfortable homey atmosphere. Our room on the 3rd floor over-looked the channel & was only few doors down from...

Food is scarce and expensive in Exuma. Bring nuts,snacks in suitcase.$3 can of peanuts at Costco cost $28 in Exuma.Locals are very helpful and have the phone number of all the other locals(ie tour guides, drivers) on speed dial.Everything (conch, coleslaw, BBQ chicken, fries) at Edgewater Restaurant is "to die for", big portions,better value than Fish Fry.Big grocery store next door. Bring lots of cash, especially $5 bills. I'd buy 2 dinners at a time and have it "to go". I put one in the fridge...

I loved the Atlantis access without the Atlantis price tag. The staff were very friendly and helpful!

While booking our flights, Expedia told us we could save a thousand dollars if we staid and extra night on our vacation, but we needed a hotel for the last night - so they booked us at Orange Hill. After a week at Atlantis, Orange Hill was a world away and a perfect way to wind down. Low key and relaxed. Not crowded. From the first view of the free Wi-Fi password written in sharpie on the wall (vs. 21.95 + VAT per 4 devices), to the honor bar (write a check mark under you're room number if...

Nice and quiet. But Beach needed more sand. And Clean and very accomodating

This is a gem in Nassau. Close to downtown and an easy walk to the famous Arawak Cay Fish Fry 👍 The facility is fairly new which is a plus but I do hope they could maintain that fresh feal of this property. Easy check in and out, hospitable staff. We also used their shuttle going to Paradise Island and going to the airport - which is an overall good experience. The only downside I see is cleanliness, to be fair we chose to not have our room clean, so no complaints there, But in my opinion the...

The entire staff at the Marlin was in a word "Phenomenal"! Traveling the entire Caribbean for over 50 years, we find the Bahamians the most friendliest people ever! We love the interactions with them as they always are quick with a smile, and making you laugh. A special "thank you" to K,C. who works the front gate security as I had the privilege of talking to and learning so much more of the history of Grand Bahama Island! Thank you all so much, we will return.

The Royal Islander was a wonderful place to stay...the staff was very friendly and helpful when you had questions....The room was super ...very large...pool was exceptional with great landscaping...the room was clean and well kept...Had a slight problem with sugar ants in the basin in the bath...no biggey , because it is the tropics.... The staff was always concerned with you confort.... Two things that was not the hotels fault....Expedia promoted this hotel with an International Bazzar across...