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The Islands of the Bahamas Directory of Hotels – 2020 THE ISLANDS OF THE BAHAMAS DIRECTORY OF HOTELS – 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS *NB – "DUE TO HURRICANE DORIAN, MANY HOTELS ON ABACO ISLAND AND THE SURROUNDING CAYS, AND GRAND BAHAMA MAY BE CLOSED FOR BUSINESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE." ISLAND PAGE NASSAU 2-6 PARADISE ISLAND 7-9 *ABACO 10-18 ACKLINS 19-20 ANDROS 21-28 BERRY ISLANDS 29 BIMINI 30-31 CAT ISLAND 32-35 CROOKED ISLAND 36 ELEUTHERA MAINLAND, SPANISH WELLS, HARBOUR ISLAND 37-44 EXUMA 45-50 INAGUA 51 LONG ISLAND 52-53 MAYAGUANA 54 SAN SALVADOR 55 *GRAND BAHAMA 56-59 SUMMARY I, II & HOTEL DEFINITIONS 60-64 THE MINISTRY OF TOURISM VISION STATEMENT We envision the development of our nation as a collection of diverse yet easily accessible islands, each of which is globally celebrated for the delightful experiences that it provides for visitors and for the sustainable economic and social benefits that it brings to our investors and residents. MISSION STATEMENT To make it increasingly easier to create, sell, and deliver satisfying vacations to the individual islands of The Bahamas: • Satisfying to those who work in the tourism industry and live in the respective islands; • Satisfying to those who invest in the industry; and • Satisfying to the visitors to each island. THE ISLANDS OF THE BAHAMAS DIRECTORY OF HOTELS – 2020 HOTELS ON NEW PROVIDENCE NEAREST AIRPORT: LYNDEN PINDLING INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (NAS) LICENCE ROOM NAME/ LOCATION /TYPE MANAGEMENT/ADDRESS PHONE/FAX/EMAIL NO. COUNT ββ 474 MR. ONEIL KHOSA 10 Tel: (242) 327-7030 A STONE’S THROW AWAY OWNER [email protected] TROPICAL GARDENS & GAMBIER MS. MARCIA CAMPBELL- www.astonesthrowaway.com HEIGHTS NEWBOLD VAT No. 100798342 Moderate/Boutique Hotel ACTING MANAGER Near Airport P.O. BOX SP-63101 NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS 393 MR. PAUL HIGGS 486 Tel: (242) 676-6000 ALBANY RESORT ACTING GENERAL MANAGER Reservations: 1 (888) 909-7001 SOUTH OCEAN BOULEVARD P.O. BOX SP-63158 Fax: (242) 362-4483 Luxury/Resort NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS [email protected] Near Airport www.albanybahamas.com VAT No. 100134018 ARAWAK INN 405 MR. LLOYD G. GAY 4 Tel:/Fax: (242) 322-2638 WEST BAY STREET OWNER/MANAGER [email protected] Budget/Hotel P.O. BOX N-3222 www.arawakinnbahamas.com Near Downtown NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS VAT No. 103217800 577 MR. JEFFREY STUBBS 391 Tel: (242) 327-5356 @ (HF) GENERAL MANAGER Toll Free: 1-800 –BREEZES (273-3937) BREEZES BAHAMAS RESORT & SPA P.O. BOX CB-13049 Fax: (242) 327-3798 CABLE BEACH NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS [email protected] Economy/ All-Inclusive Resort www.breezes.com Hotel District VAT No. 100498800 410 MR. PABLO CASAL 288 Tel: (242) 322-3301 (T) (HF) GENERAL MANAGER Fax: (242) 302-9010 BRITISH COLONIAL HILTON P.O. BOX N-7148 1-877-GO-HILTON #1 BAY STREET NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS [email protected] MARLBOROUGH ST. & NAVY LION RD. [email protected] Deluxe/Hotel www.hiltoncaribbean.com/nassau Downtown VAT No. 100152168 402 MS. NETICA R. SYMONETTE 30 Tel: (242) 327-7921/7922 CASUARINAS OF CABLE BEACH OWNER Tel: (242) 327-8152 WEST BAY STREET MR. WELLINGTON SYMONETTE [email protected] Budget/Hotel MANAGER www.nettiesplace.com Hotel District P.O. BOX CB-13225 VAT No. 101512668 NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS COLONY CLUB INN & SUITES 356 MRS. BETTY GRIFFITH 36 Tel: (242) 325-1325 ST. ALBAN’S DRIVE GENERAL MANAGER Fax: (242) 325-1240 Budget+/Apartment Hotel P.O. BOX SS-5420 [email protected] Residential/Commercial NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS www.colonyclubbahamas.com VAT No. 105437668 562 MR. LEIGH RODNEY 20 Tel: (242) 327-4500 COMPASS POINT BEACH RESORT LTD. OWNER Tel: 1-248-388-2458 GAMBIER, WEST BAY STREET MR. PHILIP SMITH Fax: (242) 327-9904 Moderate/Boutique Hotel MANAGER [email protected] Near Airport P.O. BOX CB-13842 www.compasspointbeachresort.com NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS VAT No. 100291168 **CLOSED, *UNLICENSED, @ ALL INCLUSIVE, APARTMENT/HOTEL, ββ BED & BREAKFAST, BOUTIQUE HOTEL, CONDO-HOTEL, ♣ ECO LODGE/HOTEL, DIVE LODGE, FISHING LODGE, RESORT, (T) TIME SHARE/HOTEL, BEACH FRONT, CASINO, GOLF, MARINA, RESTAURANT, SELF-CATERING, WATER FRONT, PROMOTION BOARD MEMBER, GREEN GLOBE AWARD, BLUE FLAG CERTIFICATION, HANDICAPPED FACILITIES (HF) / HANDICAPPED ACCESS (HA) Page 2 of 64 THE ISLANDS OF THE BAHAMAS DIRECTORY OF HOTELS – 2020 HOTELS ON NEW PROVIDENCE ...cont’d NEAREST AIRPORT: LYNDEN PINDLING INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (NAS) LICENCE ROOM NAME/ LOCATION /TYPE MANAGEMENT/ADDRESS PHONE/FAX/EMAIL NO. COUNT 396 MR. EMMANUEL JOHNSON 14 Tel: (242) 362-2875 CORAL HARBOUR BEACH HOUSE OWNER Fax: (242) 362-2210 & VILLAS MS. JUDITH TAYLOR [email protected] Budget/Hotel MANAGER www.coralharbourbeachvillas.com Near Airport P.O. BOX N-9750 VAT No. 100313150 NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS 524 MR. CLINTON DAVIS 201 Tel: (242) 302-2975 COURTYARD MARRIOTT GENERAL MANAGER Fax: (242) 323-1408 NASSAU & BAY STREET P.O. BOX SS-6230 [email protected] Economy/Hotel NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS www.marriott.com/nascy Commercial District VAT No. 100583100 DEANA SMITH GUEST HOUSE 394 MS. DEANA E. SMITH 5 Tel/Fax: (242) 325-0140 BLUE HILL ROAD& WELLINGTON OWNER/ MANAGER [email protected] STREET P.O. B OX N-7275 VAT No. 100474084 Budget/Hotel NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS Commercial District 432 MR. DONALD WEIR 14 Tel: (242) 362-2464-6 DORAN’S HOTEL & CAFÉ OWNER Fax: (242) 362-1932 CARMICHAEL ROAD DOMINGO WEIR, MANAGER [email protected] Budget/Hotel P.O. B OX CR-56531 www.doranshotelandcafe.com Residential District NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS VAT No. 100075100 387 MS. YVETTE MCPHEE 26 Tel: (242) 325-1121 EL GRECO HOTEL MANAGER Fax: (242)325-1124 WEST BAY & AGUSTA STREETS P.O. BOX N-7940 [email protected] Budget/Hotel NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS www.elgrecobeachhotelbahamas.com Downtown VAT No. 105597900 GLOWELL MOTEL VILLAS RESORT 418 MRS. GLORIA LIGHTBOURN 23 Tel: (242) 356-4943 ST. ALBAN'S DRIVE OWNER Fax: (242) 323-6212 WEST BAY STREET MR. SHELDON JOHNSON [email protected] Budget/Hotel MANAGER VAT No. 100716650 Residential District P.O. BOX SS-6066 NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL 403 MR. CURTIS ROBINSON 24 Tel: (242) 322-8356/7/8 CHARLOTTE STREET MANAGER Fax: (242) 325-2018 Budget/Hotel P.O. BOX N-4084 [email protected] Downtown NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS www.grand-central-hotel.com VAT No. 100260692 534 MR. ULRICH SAMIETZ 1800 Tel: (242) 788-1234 (HF) GENERAL MANAGER Tol Free: 1-888-591-1234 GRAND HYATT BAHA MAR P.O. BOX CB-10977 [email protected] ONE BAH MAR BOULEVARD NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS [email protected] Deluxe/Resort www.bahamar.com Hotel District VAT No. 104349292 413 MR. SRIKANT SARANGI 16 Tel: (242) 322-2796 GRAYCLIFF HOTEL MANAGER Tel: (242) 302-9150 WEST HILL STREET P.O. BOX-10246 Toll Free: 1-800-476-0446 Deluxe/Boutique Hotel NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS Fax: (242) 326-6188/10 Near Downtown [email protected] www.graycliff.com VAT No. 100079850 **CLOSED, *UNLICENSED, @ ALL INCLUSIVE, APARTMENT/HOTEL, ββ BED & BREAKFAST, BOUTIQUE HOTEL, CONDO-HOTEL, ♣ ECO LODGE/HOTEL, DIVE LODGE, FISHING LODGE, RESORT, (T) TIME SHARE/HOTEL, BEACH FRONT, CASINO, GOLF, MARINA, RESTAURANT, SELF-CATERING, WATER FRONT, PROMOTION BOARD MEMBER, GREEN GLOBE AWARD, BLUE FLAG CERTIFICATION, HANDICAPPED FACILITIES (HF) / HANDICAPPED ACCESS (HA) Page 3 of 64 THE ISLANDS OF THE BAHAMAS DIRECTORY OF HOTELS – 2020 HOTELS ON NEW PROVIDENCE ...cont’d NEAREST AIRPORT: LYNDEN PINDLING INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (NAS) LICENCE ROOM NAME/ LOCATION /TYPE MANAGEMENT/ADDRESS PHONE/FAX/EMAIL NO. COUNT HIBISCUS INN GUEST HOUSE 617 MR. PETER C. ROKER/ 36 Tel: (242) 361-7422/0749 CARMICHAEL ROAD OWNER Tel: (305) 396-6114 Budget/Hotel MS. GAYANN PINDER Fax: (242) 361-7917 Commercial District MANAGER [email protected] P.O. BOX CR-54616 [email protected] NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS VAT No. 100340842 539 MR. ERIC REYNOLDS 58 Tel: (242) 322-1550/1515 HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES GENERAL MANAGER Fax: (242) 322-1514 WEST BAY & NASSAU STREETS P.O. BOX N-1836 [email protected] Economy/Hotel NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS www.ihg.com/destinations/us/en/ba Hotel District hamas/nassau-hotels VAT No. 101336268 KENTUCKY SPRINGS MOTEL 428 EDWARD L.C. BURROWS 6 Tel: (242) 325-5250 TEDDER STREET, PALMDALE OWNER/MANAGER Tel: (242) 328-4153 Budget+/Hotel P.O. BOX- GT-2166 [email protected] Commercial District NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS VAT No. 100246742 540 MR. TIMOTHY DAMES 40 Tel: (242) 327-6364 LANDSHARK HOTEL & DIVE RESORT MANAGER Fax: (242) 393-0232 Budget/Hotel P.O. BOX N-7270 [email protected] Commercial District NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS VAT No. 100475092 407 MR. GRAHAM HASTEDT 85 Tel: (242) 362-4271 LYFORD CAY CLUB GENERAL MANAGER Fax: (242) 362-5277 LYFORD CAY (Private Club) P.O. BOX N-7776 [email protected] Deluxe/Hotel NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS VAT No. 1000086500 Near Airport 358 MR. ROBERT TREANOR 16 Tel: (242) 603-1055 MARLEY RESORT & SPA GENERAL MANAGER Tel: (242) 424-8826 61 & 62 WEST BAY STREET P.O. BOX SP-62637 Toll Free: 1-866-440-8011 Economy/Hotel NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS [email protected] Hotel District www.marleyresort.com VAT No. 103170826 MR. PABLO COGOLLUDO Tel: (242) 327-6000 (HA) 520 GENERAL MANAGER 694 Toll Free: 1-888-956-3542 MELIA NASSAU BEACH RESORT P.O. BOX N-4914 Fax: (242) 327-7162 CABLE BEACH NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS [email protected] Deluxe/Resort www.melia.com/en/hotels/bahamas Hotel District VAT No. 104222676 469 MR. GARY ROLLE 16 Tel: (242) 325-0195 (HA) OWNER/MANAGER [email protected] MORRIS MOTEL P.O. BOX CR-55277 VAT No. 100421976 NO. 31 DAVIS STREET, OAKES FIELD NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS Budget/Hotel Residential District 416 MS. AGGIE LIGHTBOURN 29 Tel: (242) 393-0771 NASSAU HARBOUR CLUB AND MANAGER Fax: (242) 393-5393 MARINA P.O. BOX SS-5755 [email protected] EAST BAY STREET NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS VAT No.
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