Hotels with Breakfast in Nassau

As a Chinese student, I traveled to the Bahamas alone and stayed in this hotel for 3 consecutive days. I can comment on it. 1. The hotel has complete resort facilities, including an exclusive beach (a little embarrassing, and next to the dock where the boats are parked, the location is very embarrassing hh) Several swimming pools are connected together, you can rent towels and lounge chairs, there are hot springs (yyds!), small bars, and chess, table tennis and other games in the lobby 2. Among the three restaurants, I recommend the buffet on the right the most. You can eat whatever you want in the morning, noon and evening. The dishes are not repeated every day, and they are very delicious. The curry fried rice and cube pasta are very fragrant. 3. What I remember most is the welcome drink in the small bar in the lobby, one yellow and one red. The yellow one should be juice, which is very delicious. I drink it as soon as I go downstairs, and drink at least 1 liter every day. The red one is juice wine, which has a little alcohol taste and is also very nice! 4. There are really not many people in this hotel, so the per capita holiday resources will be very rich. For example, I never have to fight for a lounge chair. Sometimes I can enjoy a whole swimming pool or hot spring alone, which is quiet. On the contrary, the Atlantis Resort is overcrowded. I have stayed at the Grand Hyatt before, and it was also overcrowded. Even if the facilities are good, the experience will be reduced due to the large number of people. So after coming to Warwick, I feel that per capita resort resources are also a very important indicator. With fewer people and quieter environment, I can maximize the experience. 4. Let me talk about the disadvantages. The room and corridor occasionally smell of detergent, and the bathtub may not be so clean. The room is a bit disappointing. I was arranged on the 3rd floor, and the view is super bad.

Beside a daily tax fee of $55, that was never mention, they put a hold on my card for $200. A day for amenities or daily charges, TOTAL $800 BUCKS MANDATORY. I was not on property to use any unless it was to sleep in my room. So on check out they informed me it would be FIVE TO TEN BUSINESS DAY BEFORE THEY RELEASED MY $800 DEPOSIT. Now they have had my money for five days & now they want to keep it for another FIVE TO TEN DAYS.. WHO DOES THAT???

This is a good hotel, especially with free afternoon tea and cocktails in the afternoon,

The Grand Hyatt Bahamas Resort is very large, with a full range of entertainment facilities and rich catering services; there are many tourists, basically Americans who come for vacation with their children; the sea water is clear and transparent, very beautiful; the buffet breakfast is US$55 per person, which is quite expensive; it is a very different experience!

The hotel room was ok, although it was close to the beach but the room did not feel very humid. The facilities in the room are old and the hair dryer in our room is a bit sticky. Breakfast options are relatively small. There are meats, eggs, bread, coffee, water, fruits, milk and oatmeal, which are almost the same. Five minutes walk from Atlantis Hotel, really close. With the room card and pink card given by the hotel, you can enter the water park of Atlantis. Still very convenient. From Nassau's airport, take a taxi to this hotel for about 45 dollars, 30 minutes. Personally, I do n’t think it ’s necessary to rent a car on Paradise Island.

The hotel has a good environment, with a swimming pool and garden, and is easily accessible. The apartment is equipped with a refrigerator, induction cooker, and tableware, so you can cook your own meals. There is a small supermarket next to it. The equipment needed timely repairs, there was almost no hot water, the door lock would not open, and a new lock was later installed. Breakfast costs an additional $8.90.

The Holiday Inn Express is perfect for people who want a clean and comfortable accommodation without staying at an ”all-inclusive” resort. The Bahamian culture and the Nassau area are so beautiful, and it would be a shame to lock yourself into a sealed resort where you don't really interact with locals. Service here was fantastic -- my air conditioner was misbehaving a bit on the first day, and I asked someone to come take a look, and instead they upgraded me to a larger room to make sure they had time to look at the a/c and that I didn't spend a moment being uncomfortable, which was above and beyond my expectations. They have a really tasty hot breakfast, and their snack selection, available 24 hours a day to be picked up at reception and billed to your room, is broad and includes even full microwave meals (for when you're hungry at 3am on an island with very to no overnight food places available). The prices are very, very reasonable, as well -- after snacking pretty consistently throughout my seven-day stay, I expected my snack and beer bill to get a little crazy, but it turned out to be about $20 after I ate and drank well over $20 worth of stuff. It's easy to walk to downtown and shop, book tours, etc. from here, and the beach is right across the street. The Fish Fry at Arawak Cay is a 5-10 minute walk away as well. Most of what I wanted to see and do was an easy commute on foot, and cabs to and from the hotel were reasonably priced, when I was way too tired. Plus, the #10 city bus runs right past it. I would definitely recommend this place to travelers who are pretty independent in a new location, but also like comfort and great service. It was the perfect balance for me.

Very good view very good