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Hotels in Nassau
18 Hotels
Compass Point Beach Resort
West Bay Street

Compass Point Beach Resort is a three-and-a-half-pearl hotel located on Love Beach. The 18 huts at this laid-back resort are big on local charm -- with rainbow-colored exteriors and homey interiors -- but small on space. Founded by music producer Chris Blackwell of Island Records fame, this resort has an interesting history, along with a hip restaurant (continental breakfast is free) and direct access to one of the island’s prettiest beaches, which it's named after. The secluded location is a great fit for guests with rental cars or those seeking a more intimate getaway, but it might feel too isolated for some. And paying for daily housekeeping is another downside. It’s worth comparing amenities and rates with A Stone’s Throw Away down the road, which offers a similar boutique ambience. 

Melia Nassau Beach - All Inclusive
West Bay Street

An upscale, sprawling resort, Melia Nassau Beach is located on beautiful and serene Cable Beach. It's a 15-minute drive from the airport, but it's not in walking distance to other attractions. The 694 rooms and 32 suites are tastefully decorated, if a little generic, but they have wonderful views from private furnished balconies. A stylish lobby, three pools, daily activities, and entertainment add to the Melia's appeal. Six on-site restaurants serve better-than-expected food, and there's an on-site Starbucks. There are some tradeoffs for a resort this size: an impersonal feel, long waits for check-in, and long walks from the elevators to some rooms. Travelers may want to compare amenities and rates with Riu Palace Paradise Island.

SLS Baha Mar
1 Baha Mar Blvd.

One of a trio of luxury hotels comprising the fashionable Baha Mar resort, the SLS is the most hip and party oriented of the three hotels. The beachfront property oozes style and a celebratory atmosphere that features a nightclub and live DJs at one of the two attractive pools. The 299 super stylish rooms were seemingly designed to induce envy on Instagram, but some guests complain about the bathroom design that lacks privacy. Three restaurants include the Japanese Katsuya and Italian fare from award-winning Chef Michael Schwartz, plus guests have access to other dining venues across the Baha Mar resort, as well as to features like the expansive ESPA, golf course, and casino. Families with kids will prefer the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, and those wanting a more quiet and sophisticated experience should opt for the Rosewood Baha Mar.

Sandals Royal Bahamian Spa Resort & Offshore Island
West Bay Street, Cable Beach

What was once known as the famous Balmoral Club back in the 1940s later became the 408-room Sandals Resort in 1995, where the motto is "Love is all you need." This resort has everything designed for couples and manages to impress upon arrival with Roman columns, statues, fountains, three levels of elegant accommodations, 10 distinct restaurants, and eight bars. Guests receive a slew of information at onset, including a schedule of both land and water activities and daily events, but many choose to relax at the beach or make use of one of two main pool bars to drink and mingle. Head to the offshore island for an easy excursion -– a boat leaves every hour and there’s a Jamaican restaurant (included) and cabanas for napping. It’s not all romance though; the resort does attract its fair share of partiers -– hence the rowdy Piano Bar and English Cricketeer Pub which are both open till the wee hours.

Towne Hotel
40 George Street, P.O. Box N-4808

Towne Hotel is an older two-and-half-pearl property located in the heart of downtown Nassau, near Junkanoo Beach. The hotel’s 46 rooms and suites are clean, but the dated and uncoordinated decor could use an update, and some bathroom maintenance issues need to be resolved. The hotel’s small outdoor pool is rarely crowded, plus Talking Stick Bar and Restaurant's happy hour deals and free continental breakfast are nice perks. Low rates and a convenient downtown location are by far the most compelling features. Travelers who prefer a hotel that provides more than a simple place to sleep and swim might consider the large, modern rooms at nearby Sunset Resort Bahamas instead.

Orange Hill Beach Inn
West Bay St

Orange Hill Beach Inn is a three-pearl hotel located on the northern coast of New Providence Island. The hotel’s 33 guest rooms are simply decorated and practical; many feature either kitchenettes or full kitchens and some have partial coast views. There’s an on-site restaurant and honor bar, appealing outdoor pool, as well as a peaceful beach right across the street. However, the lackluster decor could use a refresh throughout, plus entertainment and dining options within walking distance are limited. One cool perk: Staff makes a daily run to the grocery store and takes requests. As an alternative, Compass Point Beach Resort down the road is pricier, but rooms are much more stylish and the beach is better.  

Marley Resort & Spa
West Bay St, Cable Beach

El Greco Hotel
West Bay St, At Augusta St, P.O. Box N-4187

El Greco Hotel is a two-and-half-pearl hotel located just outside downtown Nassau. The hotel’s 27 rooms offer flat-screen TVs and pool-view balconies or terraces, but the decor needs a major update. Aside from the large courtyard pool, on-site amenities are limited and location is this hotel’s only stand-out feature. It’s set across the street from Junkanoo Beach, and the buzzy restaurants and shops of downtown Nassau are found a short walk away. If your budget allows, the rooms at nearby Sunset Resort are much fresher and well-worth the higher rates.