Bahama Beach Club Resort

The Bahama Beach Club is as close to Paradise as you can get. We have been coming here for 15 years, and no matter where else we have travelled, this is where we consider to be home. The condos are well equipped, the beach is gorgeous, and the water calm and warm. Everyone you come in contact with is friendly and smiling, The food at the pool bar and the Pavillion is delicious and with good variety. ||That being said, we did not appreciate the boats who came on the 26. Too many boats, too many people, too loud and too much trash left behind. I hope the new owners realize that most people do not want all the "improvements". they keep talking about. If people want the fancy golf clubs, tennis courts and the rest, there are plenty of other islands that have all that. All most of us want is Rebuilding Treasure Airport, and the marina. The beauty of Treasure is in its simplicity.

This is a truly excellent place in the Bahamas. The beach itself was never busy and had perfect soft white sand, crystal clear water, structure to snorkel with plenty of colourful fish. You can walk in either direction and never get to crowds--just beautiful private beachfront. The service is excellent. Every person at Bahama Beach Club was friendly and helpful. Our A/C was not working on our last night, and even though maintenance had left for the day they came back just to fix the problem. The front desk made several phone calls on my behalf--one to a hospital and one to our car rental. The Fourth of July event was truly awesome. It is really neat how all the staff celebrated the Fourth in grand style and with an amazing buffet, fireworks, and a fantastic island-themed Bahamian cultural display. It was humbling to see so many Bahamians celebrating American independence, and fitting that they treated us to their own kind of celebration as well. The fireworks were excellent. Food at the two restaurants is pricey, but the resort is secluded and I expected to pay a lot. And the food itself was great, from Italian night to taco night to standard pub fare. Sunset Pizza five minutes down the road is a great option as well. And a nearby convenience store has the essentials. Stop at the grocery store in Marsh Harbour to grab food to cook out on the grills or in the kitchen. The rooms themselves were immaculate and expansive. High ceilings, updated everything. It felt like we were the first people to ever stay in these rooms. My only complaint is it is a long way from the airport. We rented a car and drove, and were actually glad to have a car during the week. If you don't mind a drive across the island, which is fun in and of itself, this place is for you. Would definitely go back.

First time visiting Treasure Cay and BBC. We had a wonderful time and have already booked our same unit for next summer. If you like smaller crowds and more isolation with beautiful beaches, friendly staff and beautiful ocean views, this is the place for you. Definitely stock up on groceries at Maxwells and alcohol at a neighboring liquor store in Marsh Harbour. We used Jackie and Manuletha Bootle for taxi services. Boat excursions are and must as well as gold car rental. There is a small market with grocery necessities close by. You won’t be disappointed vacationing here!

The condo was about the nicest we’ve stayed in. Very roomy, clean, well stocked with fully functional kitchen, water, coffee pods, laundry detergent, plenty of all supplies. Do bring your own beach towels. The view was gorgeous as are the beaches with the fabulous turquoise water. We enjoyed taking the ferry to Green Turtle Cay. The restaurant at the resort was attractive but we found the food there pretty disappointing and other options limited and mostly not much better. The Sands Restaurant was good and we found a little local place next to the liquor store on the main drag that we liked. There is no commissary at the resort, just a boutique, so if you need anything, you must go find the convenience store. I needed Imodium one day and was just out of luck so bring whatever you may need OTC or otherwise. It is a cool place but stop at the supermarket in Marsh Harbor, there’s not much at Treasure Cay.

The suites were excellent, and well appointed. Our group enjoyed our stay and Serenity and Krystal were truly wonderful in helping us with all our questions, providing lunches for our early morning boat departures, and arranging taxi service back to the airport for the group we had there. They went out of their way to make our stay top shelf!

This resort is VERY mediocre. We expected way more and would not stay here again. The food and drinks are terrible. I honestly feel like we could eat fast food and be more satisfied than what the restaurants here provide. The food tastes frozen and not fresh at all. The grounds are poorly kept and the property needs a lot of work. We are disappointed and will not be back. Would not recommend! Don’t let the 4.5 or 4-star hotel fool you.

We had a great time! Room layout was great. Front desk staff very helpful ahead of time to get contacts for activities (thanks again Krystal!). Pool and beach were perfect. It is also convenient to have a restaurant on site. It was a great relaxing vacation with old friends and a great place to introduce them to the Abacos.

The beach at Bahama Beach Club is undeniably beautiful, but our stay was marred by numerous issues. The island, decimated by Hurricane Dorian in 2019, feels desolate and has not been rebuilt, leaving a stark, underdeveloped landscape. The resort itself is decent but falls short in critical areas.||Sanitation standards were inadequate, with staff failing to follow basic standards (we daily witnessed them preparing seafood and produce on the same surface), which likely contributed to our entire group suffering from food poisoning. The resort advertises two restaurants, but one is a pool bar with the other a dinner cafe, and they never operate simultaneously. During our stay, the pool bar was open from 12 PM to 4 PM, and the cafe from 6 PM to 9 PM, leaving no breakfast options (there is one supermarket on the island, Maxwell’s, about 45 minutes away). Service was slow, with drinks consistently taking 15-30 minutes to arrive and the check after dinner taking a full hour. Additionally, prices on the final bill exceeded menu prices on multiple occasions, adding to the frustration.||Frequent power and water outages disrupted our stay. In one week, we experienced three power outages (the longest lasting eight hours from 4 PM to midnight) and four water outages. We managed these disruptions until we fell ill with food poisoning, making it difficult to cope in our villa. There is no housekeeping, and the front desk rations paper products, providing them only upon request. One night while ill, we ran out of paper products. We then discovered the front desk operates only from 9 AM to 6 PM, and the emergency contact number is out of service, making after-hours assistance impossible. This made the situation particularly challenging.||We raised concerns with the staff about the power outages, water outages, billing errors, and food poisoning, but received no resolution. On our final day, a staff member told us a 24-hour bug was going around the resort and recommended we drink coconut water. While the staff were friendly when available, the sanitation concerns, unreliable infrastructure, and inconsistent billing made for a disappointing experience. The resort’s beautiful beach and potential are overshadowed by the need for significant improvements. We cannot recommend staying at this resort until these issues are addressed.