Bahamas Luxury Resorts | Where to Stay

The islands

Nassau’s big resort, its quiet estate, and a small island.

On Cable Beach, Baha Mar is a whole resort town: Jack Nicklaus’ Royal Blue course, ESPA, the Baha Bay waterpark and forty-plus restaurants. Rosewood is its quiet, residential corner; the Grand Hyatt is its heart. On Paradise Island, The Ocean Club is a gated 1960s estate with five miles of beach and terraced Versailles-style gardens.

Then there is Harbour Island, where The Dunmore keeps nineteen cottages and residences on pink sand. That range is what makes the Bahamas work for a family: the grandparents can have gardens and calm, the grandchildren a waterpark, the couple a cottage on the beach. Tell us who’s coming and we match the room.

The hotels we book

Where we’d send you in The Bahamas.

01Cable Beach · 224 rooms in Baha Mar’s quiet corner

Rosewood Baha Mar

Rosewood calm and villa gardens, with the golf course, the beaches and forty-plus restaurants of Baha Mar a short stroll away, so everyone in the family finds something at dinner. Through us, every bedroom gets daily Full American breakfast for two and the stay carries a $100 food and beverage credit.The room we’d book: A room in the villa-garden corner

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02Paradise Island · 107 rooms on a gated estate

The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort

Five miles of beach, terraced Versailles-style gardens around a French cloister, and Four Seasons service on its own quiet grounds, with Atlantis and its waterpark minutes away for the grandchildren. Booked through us, every bedroom gets daily full breakfast for two, plus a $100 resort credit and Wi-Fi.The room we’d book: A room near the Versailles gardens

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03Cable Beach · suites and residences

Grand Hyatt Baha Mar

The largest hotel at Baha Mar, with suites and residences, unlimited Baha Bay waterpark access for guests and a kids’ club for ages 3 to 12. ESPA, the Royal Blue course and the resort’s restaurants are steps from your tower.The room we’d book: A suite or residence

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04Harbour Island · 19 cottages and residences

The Dunmore

Preppy cottages and residences on Harbour Island’s pink sand, some residences with private pools, with pickleball, snorkelling and Clubhouse dinners setting the pace. For the whole family, the Owner’s House takes a larger party.The room we’d book: The Owner’s House

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Getting there

Nassau for Baha Mar and Paradise Island. A short hop to Harbour Island.

Rosewood, the Grand Hyatt and The Ocean Club are all in Nassau, on Cable Beach and Paradise Island. We arrange your flights and the private transfer to the hotel.

The Dunmore is a short flight to North Eleuthera and a quick water taxi across to Harbour Island. We set up both legs with the booking.

Who’s coming

The right room for everyone in the group.

Who’s coming

Three generations

The Ocean Club gives grandparents gardens and quiet, with the Atlantis waterpark minutes away for the grandchildren. At the Grand Hyatt the kids’ club takes ages 3 to 12 and Baha Bay is unlimited for guests.

The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort →Grand Hyatt Baha Mar →

Who’s coming

Families with older kids

Baha Mar has the Royal Blue golf course, the Baha Bay waterpark, the beaches and forty-plus restaurants. Stay in Rosewood’s calm corner or in a Grand Hyatt suite or residence and use all of it.

Rosewood Baha Mar →Grand Hyatt Baha Mar →

Who’s coming

Two families together

Grand Hyatt residences give each family its own space inside Baha Mar. On Harbour Island, The Dunmore’s Owner’s House takes a larger party.

Grand Hyatt Baha Mar →The Dunmore →

Who’s coming

Couples

A room near the Versailles gardens at The Ocean Club, or a cottage on the pink sand at The Dunmore.

The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort →The Dunmore →

Help me choose

Still deciding?

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Plan it with us

Tell us who’s coming.

Send us the dates and who’s in the group: the grandparents, the kids and their ages, the golfer, anyone who needs a desk to work. We match the rooms, the flights and the transfers.

At Rosewood and The Ocean Club the nightly rate is the same as booking direct, with the Virtuoso amenities on top. At the Grand Hyatt and The Dunmore we compare every channel for your dates. Either way, you pay the hotel.

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Questions, answered.

Which Bahamas hotel is best for a family with young children?

The Grand Hyatt Baha Mar has a kids’ club for ages 3 to 12 and unlimited Baha Bay waterpark access for guests. The Ocean Club is a quiet gated estate with the Atlantis waterpark minutes away.

Rosewood Baha Mar or The Ocean Club?

Rosewood is the calm, residential corner of Baha Mar, with the golf course, beaches and forty-plus restaurants a short stroll away. The Ocean Club is a gated 1960s estate on Paradise Island with five miles of beach and Versailles-style gardens.

What do we get by booking Rosewood or The Ocean Club through you?

The same nightly rate as booking direct, plus Virtuoso amenities: daily breakfast for two per bedroom, a $100 credit, an upgrade on arrival when available, and early check-in or late check-out when available. The Ocean Club adds complimentary Wi-Fi.

Is The Ocean Club part of Atlantis?

No. It is its own gated estate at the eastern end of Paradise Island, with Atlantis and its waterpark minutes away when you want them.

How do we get to Harbour Island?

A short flight to North Eleuthera, then a quick water taxi across. We set up both legs with your booking at The Dunmore.

Can a large family stay together at The Dunmore?

Yes. The Owner’s House takes larger parties, and some of the residences have private pools.

The Bahamas.
Four hotels, three very different stays.

Nassau’s big resort, its quiet estate, and a small island.