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Hotels in Bahamas
21 Hotels
The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Bahamas
One Ocean Drive

There’s nothing quite as luxurious as The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, on Paradise Island in the Bahamas, a family-friendly resort on a stunning white-sand beach. The 105 rooms and suites are gorgeous and sophisticated, featuring flat-screen satellite TVs, iHome docks, free beach accessories, private balconies or patios, and massive modern bathrooms with separate walk-in steam showers and soaking tubs. Expansive manicured grounds house three outdoor pools (including a beachfront infinity pool), a romantic garden and statuary modeled after Versailles, and the pristine lounger-lined beach. Quality wellness amenities consist of free yoga classes led on an oceanfront deck, an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, an indoor/outdoor fitness center, a Balinese-style spa with private villas, a running trail, and free bike rentals. After a day in the sun, guests return to free in-room Champagne and strawberries, and many begin their evening with sunset drinks at Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Dune restaurant (the celebrity chef's first Caribbean venue). While there are two lunch eateries, Dune is the only restaurant open for dinner. Also on the downside, travelers report service being underwhelming for the price. Still, guests have access to the amenities at the Atlantis Resort, but the advantage of being removed from the crowds. For a more secluded luxury getaway, consider the six-villa Fowl Cay Resort.

French Leave Resort
Queen's Highway & French Leave Beach

The upscale French Leave Resort is a secluded, romantic property comprising a collection of 20 villas studding gorgeous, green grounds that overlook Governor’s Harbour. The cottage-like villas feature beach-chic decor and are well-equipped with amenities like iPads, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs, plus most have full kitchens and living rooms. All open onto lovely private decks. Villas also come with golf carts. The hotel has a lovely infinity-edge pool for all guests to use, with gorgeous views over the bay and poolside drinks and dining service. 1648 restaurant serves all three meals and has an outdoor terrace with striking views. Another highlight here is the stunning stretch of beach, plus the hotel has its own marina. Travelers wanting a luxury resort in a more convenient location should consider The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Bahamas.

Memories Grand Bahama Beach and Casino Resort
1 Sea Horse Lane, Freeport Lucaya, Freeport, The Bahamas

The 513-room Memories Grand Bahama Beach & Casino Resort is a family friendly, all-inclusive beachfront resort in walking distance to Port Lucaya Marketplace. This three-and-a-half-pearl property got a full overhaul in 2014. It’s a magnet for families thanks to an Aquatic Park, a Kids’ Club, and a Teens’ Lounge. There are four restaurants, six bars, an on-site casino, and a large outdoor pool with a swim-up bar housed in an old sugar mill. Some rooms have plunge pools, and an upgrade option is available for more exclusive perks such as VIP beach cabanas, which is geared toward couples. Those seeking an even larger scale resort experience could try the neighboring Grand Lucayan.

Hilton At Resorts World Bimini
North Bimini

Opened in 2015, this upscale, ocean-view Hilton has loads of on-site amenities, most of which it shares with Resorts World Bimini’s condo complex -- think multiple pools and eateries, a marina, spa, and casino. The 305 rooms are gorgeous and contemporary, featuring swish marble bathrooms, serene decor, bathrobes, and furnished outdoor spaces. Free Wi-Fi is also provided. Some have ocean vistas or open to the lazy river. Food is largely well-reviewed though considered a bit pricey. Families and couples have ample features to keep busy, but be aware that some rooms requiring long walks to reach them. Also on the downside, some past guests have complained of service and maintenance issues. For something a bit more intimate and casual, consider the Bimini Big Game Club Resort and Casino.

Resorts World Bimini
Bimini

White sand abutting azure water combine with homey cottages, and a host of features to make the upper-middle-range Resorts World Bimini a family-friendly spot. Cottages come with kitchenettes or full kitchens, one to four bedrooms, and laundry facilities, as well as outdoor terraces -- some with stellar ocean views. The property’s features are impressive, consisting of multiple pools -- including a rooftop infinity pool -- a popular 10,000-square-foot casino, elegant spa, several restaurants and bars offering everything from burgers to sushi, a marina, and private beach club. Issues regarding maintenance and service are common, however. For travelers not needing a kitchen, it's worth comparing rates with the Hilton at Resorts World Bimini, which has access to the facilities here.

Cape Santa Maria Beach Resort & Villas
Galliot Cay

Cape Santa Maria Beach Resort & Villas is a 41-room property located on Long Island. A short flight from Nassau, the middle-upper-range resort is peaceful and scenic with a show-stopping beach -- it’s one of the most pristine, calm, and scenic stretches of sand in the Bahamas. Cape Santa Maria offers two tiers of accommodations: Bungalows are homey but basic and have private verandas; they're a great option for those on a budget. Villas are huge and have added luxuries: full kitchens, washer/dryers, and more upscale furnishings. Note that there is no pool, and the bungalows don’t have TVs or Wi-Fi. While bungalows are nothing fancy, the rates are a good value and give budget guests access to this stunning beach. However, for a similar price, the condos at nearby Gems at Paradise Point have full kitchens.

Stella Maris Resort Club
Long Island

On beautiful and remote Long Island, the mid-range Stella Maris Resort Club is a large and natural property with competitive rates and a range of accommodations. With hotel rooms, cottages, and villas with up to four bedrooms, the resort has lodging to fit most parties and budgets. The 45 rooms are spacious and beachy, but lacking in TVs and Wi-Fi. Stella Maris has three pools, a rugged, scenic (but not swimmable) beach, and an on-site restaurant and separate beach bar. One of the highlights of the resort is its range of activities, many of which are free, including day trips, boating, nature walks, caving, bikes, kayaks, and rum punch parties. There's also a free shuttle to multiple, swimmable beaches around the island. The resort is nothing ritzy, but in all, Stella Maris provides a great value for the activities and amenities.    

Palm Bay Resort Whitsundays
4741 Australia

The four-pearl Palm Bay Resort Whitsundays is a serene, tropical property set on the idyllic Long Island, surrounded by the Coral Sea and reefs, and a jungle full of flora and fauna. The 25 villas range from cozy wooden spaces to big sleek houses, but all of them are private and secluded. Smaller villas don’t have their own kitchens, but rather, guests have the use of a shared outdoor kitchen and big terrace with dining tables. On-site features include a lovely spa, outdoor pool with built-in hot tub, tennis court, and free non-motorized water sports. Those looking to stay somewhere slightly less remote might want to try the Reef View Hotel on Hamilton Island.

Pink Sands Resort
Chapel St

With 25 freestanding cottages along a 20-acre bird sanctuary, this hilly resort is one of just a handful of hotels on Harbour Island. Understated sophistication is the vibe here; the grounds are peaceful (except for the roaming roosters), and most guests seem happy to spend their days simply soaking up the sun at Pink Sands Beach -- a beautiful and unspoiled three-mile stretch of sand from which the resort takes its name. Ocean view cottages offer outstanding panoramas from the patios and private walking paths to the beach, but cost almost twice as much as garden view cottages. Room decor mixes modern and tradition, with sleek wooden bed frames, romantic open-style showers, and screened-in windows that allow breezes to float in from all sides (air-conditioning is also available). There's great dining on-site, but guests can take a golf cart to other parts of this charming island for more restaurant choices.