Hotels near Leo's Art Gallery, Freeport

Good location. Needs some upgrading with the furniture. OK room service.

What an oasis this place is! The rooms were spacious and AC worked great. The resort is quiet, but the pool is amazing and refreshing. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The kitchen had the main things needed to cook; however, I would recommend more plates/bowls, etc so you don’t have to run the dishwasher every night. There was a washer and dryer in the room as well and a full size fridge. It’s in walking distance of two restaurants, one on the resort, Dolphin Cove, which you must have a reservation for. The other is LaRoc (about a 15 min walk). Highly recommend stopping by the grocery store before you come. A great place to stay!

My wife and I booked through RCI for a 2 weeks stay. The resort provides a free shuttle bus to different beaches on weekdays at 11am and returns at 3pm. The shuttle takes you to a grocery store on Saturdays and Sundays. The highlights by far was the great outdoor hot tub and the fun entertainment provided by AJ. The resort is not in walking distance to anywhere.....you need to rent a car if you want to explore at $50pd. Paradise Cove on the west side of the island is the place to go to snorkel. It is $7 entry pp and $7 for a sunbed. Bring your own goggles mask and you can rent flippers. You can swim to the island reefs. BEWARE ....dont stay till sunset - I am still recovering after 2 weeks from 300-400 bites on my body from the noseeum (sand fleas). They are extremely itchy and if scratched, get infected. Conch shells are a beautiful souvenir - but the airport security will not let you take the shells in carry on luggage. So unless you have checked bags, it will cost you $35. At the far west end of Freeport, there are many conch shells discarded by fishermen on either side of the slipway into the sea. They cut out the conch, and toss the shells on either side of the slipway. It is easy to wash out the remains of the conch and seaweed so the shell is hygenic. Our unit had an adequate kitchen with an oven and microwave. The TV had many channels including plenty of free Youtube movies. The snooker table is very popular among residents. The resort is undergoing maintenance and will be super when work is complete. Wifi is not free. Lucaya Market shops are good to buy caps, T shirts and beach bags as gifts.

I just read several reviews about kids partying and keeping guest up all night, combined with faulty room equipment…. I can tell you nothing has changed as I lay in my resort room listening to the thud of a massive bass from some type of teenage party happening in the resort. While the television buffers because internet signal is so poor. I have called the front desk, and no one will answer. I would physically walk up to the desk if I weren’t actually afraid of the madness that is going on outside of my room. It’s disturbing to read the responses that Wyndham is sending back to the other complaints on here, because it is obvious that they are insincere.