Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina

Service: Staff are generally praised for being friendly, helpful, and accommodating, particularly at the front desk and during dining experiences. Guests noted positive interactions with staff during check-in, maintenance requests, and general assistance.

Though service was friendly, it wasn't enough to compensate for the lack of housekeeping services, below average food quality and expense of the resort. Housekeeping is my biggest complaint. Service was inconsistent. Some days we'd get two new towels but no bath mat or water. Some days we got all new towels but no water or coffee. Most days we either got no new glassware or it was filthy. We got a "new" glass that was filled with fingerprints and lipstick and lip prints that are not mine. The floors were FILTHY. Not just in our room but others complained too. Filthy. The counters were wiped down during service either. To their credit, each afternoon a supervisor came by and asked if we needed anything else. Most times we had just gotten off the boat and didn't know what we had or didn't have. Once I asked for coffee to be replaced and she brought it immediately. Room rates including tax and fees were almost $600 per night. I get it. Make your money during the season. But there's no value My message to the asset owners is: I hope you are taking care of your employees because you're making a lot of money on these rooms and F&B and the only valuable asset you have is the people who work there.

We spent a few nights here with our family and friends. The marina is centrally located in the Abacos, which is the highlighted feature of Abaco Beach Resort. For $550 - $1200 PER night, you are staying in a motel with outdated flooring, bedding, bathroom, and doors that do not shut all the way without force. The bathtub wasn't secured to the tub (IN TWO OF OUR ROOMS) -- there were pockets of space so it felt crunchy and unsettling. Otherwise, the water was hot and the water pressure was nice. BEWARE: At the pool bar, we witnessed the bartender pouring well liquor (cheap liquor) into a top shelf bottle. Nothing is cheap about the alcohol purchased, but the deception bothered us. Restaurant: There is ONE restaurant. The waiters are sometimes happy, sometimes not. The food is imported and very expensive, including the fruit. We were disappointed there was no fruit on the menu from the islands--instead we received American fruit (cantaloupe, old strawberries, etc) PRICES: The cost of 2 eggs, 2 sausage links, 1 piece of toast, packaged jelly and butter, plus a cup of coffee = $29 US before tip and tips are expected. Tap water is free, bottled water at the bar cost $10 US!!!!! Dinner wasn't better in taste or quality, and the prices were very high, much higher than breakfast. Lunch items were tasty. When we return to the Abacos, we will stay in Hopetown where the value is comparable for the price. If you plan to stay here, bring your own bottled water and go to the grocery store off property. You can at least pick up coffee for your room and breakfast or lunch items. OVERALL, I want to give the place a higher ranking because we had a good time each day when we left the resort on our boat. But the actual resort is NOT a resort. It is a motel with one restaurant and two bars that serve well liquor in top shelf bottles. Very deceiving and overpriced.