Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive

Resort hotel · Nassau

Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive

Resort hotel · Nassau

Cable Beach, 1 Breezes Lane, Nassau, Bahamas

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5 restaurants, 4 bars, 3 pools, spa, gym, nightclub

Cable Beach, 1 Breezes Lane, Nassau, Bahamas Get directions

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The Best All-inclusive Resorts in the Bahamas

"A lively all-inclusive set along Cable Beach (a 2.5-mile stretch of sand renowned for its beauty) with multiple freshwater pools—one featuring a swim-up bar—that overlook clear ocean waters. Guests can relax in al fresco hammocks, play tennis or pickleball, enjoy island-inspired spa treatments, and dine at one of five restaurants or sip cocktails at four bars. Rooms and suites often feature elegant marble bathrooms and rich mahogany furnishings, though not all rooms have private patios. Gratuities are included and Wi‑Fi is provided; rates start from $360 per night." - Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York-based writer and editor who specializes in travel, lifestyle, food, and shopping content. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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@afar

"Dance the Night Away Chances are good that you’re going to spend at least one night on the islands shaking your money maker, but exactly how suavely you move is up to you. A Breezes Resort dance class will have you swinging your hips in no time (classes are high-energy, low-pressure), and primed for a night out at Bambu, where the house music is loud, and the energy electric. Hammerheads Bar and Grill features local bands every Friday night, and the music is usually lively and inviting (the extensive cocktail menu will certainly help you overcome your stage fright). All of this should serve as a primer for a night out at the legendary Jeffrey Beers-designed Atlantis Aura Nightclub, port of call for some of the best DJs in the world."

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@michelinguide

Where Chefs Go: The Bahamas

"When Regan goes, she stays at the Marley Resort & Spa in Nassau, the capital city. 'This is [Bob Marley’s] old house turned into a boutique hotel,' she says. Following an assassination attempt in Jamaica in 1976, Bob and Rita Marley spotted this former governer’s mansion and decided to convert it into their private vacation home. 'There are very few employees, [and] you see the same people almost everyday.' Lush gardens and an oceanfront location give the hotel a sense of quiet that Regan loves. 'If you go off season,' she says, 'you're likely to have the place to yourself, which is amazing.'" - Marguerite Imbert

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/travel/chef-iliana-regan-bahamas-travel-tips

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laureld987

Google

Very quiet this time of year. Resort is old but very clean. Food was good, Buffet had a very good assortment and desserts were awesome. Dining room is very elegant. Drinks were always flowing. Staff went out of their way to make us happy. Entertainment staff always had games & music going. Special shout out to to Geno for always playing the games with me and Darvin for always having my chairs ready for me by the pool!! My 3rd time here. Can't wait to come back!

_suzannajones

Google

My husband and I recently spent our honeymoon at Breezes, we stayed for two weeks and had the most beautiful time.||The hotel has exclusive beach side access and it often feels like a private beach. The pool facilitates are great, even the heated spa for an evening dip. ||The staff were truly amazing. We made many friends with the entertainment team, Audreka, D’von, Mary, Shakeera and Gino. They were incredibly entertaining and went above and beyond for guests. ||During our stay we had an elderly relative stay with us and the staff were extremely attentive in welcoming her, opening doors, carefully assisting her into taxis and looking out for her generally. I think this is what really distinguishes Breezes. You won’t find a more welcoming, friendly, approachable group of people who make the effort to know you and ensure your stay is perfect. ||The food was varied, fresh and plentiful. There was a variety of choices for those looking for healthier options too. I particularly enjoyed making a fresh waffle in the morning and eating a variety of local fruits. You would never wait long to be served drinks while eating and the serving staff were really professional and attentive. ||This hotel really feels set in the Caribbean. It hasn’t got the glossy, almost cold, finishes some of the other hotels would have. It feels like you’re in the Caribbean with local art and a “homey” feel. This is the perfect place to stay if you want to unwind, relax, enjoy the beach and the slower pace of the Bahamas.

Nate V

Google

Had an absolutely wondeful time at Breezes when we had a day pass while in Nassau on MSC. We take the "fun" way of getting here - a Kick! scooter, about $13 each way and about 15 minutes. Make sure you memorize the map before getting on the bikes, its fairly easy to get to the resort (just remember to keep going straight/right in the roundabouts once you get out of the downtown core). Check-in for the day pass was easy, just provided my name, ship information, and they gave me a wrist band. You get full access to all the core amenities of the all-inclusive resort; which included unlimited beverages (soda fountain in the buffet + poolside bar), unlimited food (poolside bbq and buffet @ 1230PM), access to lounger chairs, tables, and towels (cabanas can be rented for a fee); wifi, entertainment, and best of all - when the daily 5 minute hurricane shows up, shelter is VERY closeby. Food is very much Bahamian - with the poolside bar offering some of the best jerk chicken (I get this with a caesar salad), my friends LOVE the conch fritters. But you can also just get a cheeseburger and fries. The lunch buffet has a rotating variety of Bahamian dishes - I've seen oxtail, fish, chicken, beef, along with 3 sides of vegetables; a pasta bar; pizza bar; and then salad & desert bar. Wifi has gotten better, and there's plenty of tables near the lobby to sit and work if that's your need, or just enjoy the sea breeze. They are using the slower off-season to finish renovations on the property, and that includes the pool. When I was there in late September, the main pool was closed by the 2 side pools were still open and very much usable. I'm told the main pool should be done the 1st week or so in October (and they need to let everything settle before refilling it).

emilycI7443ZN

Google

We had an amazing time at Breezes! The rooms were very clean. We addressed a couple issues with our room, and the problems were addressed immediately. It was off and on rain which is expected this time of year, but we were still entertained due to the wonderful staff. We’re going to miss ole Geno and Shakeyra and their poolside games where us Americans dominated, of course! 🤣 the food staff was wonderful as well, and there was something about seeing Ms. Margarita’s smile every day! There is a very close bus stop that took us into downtown Nassau for like $3 bucks (taxis are pretty expensive but we did choose to go that route for airport transport). We walked over to the very close nextdoor neighbor resort Baja Mar, and I wanted to come straight back to the vibes at Breezes where everything felt more relaxed. We had WAY more beach space than them as well. We will be back, and until then, we’ll be daydreaming about our good times down here when we’re back home in reality!

William Tompkins (Live Music in Austin)

Google

Great food at the buffet. The good at the grill was good as well. The beach access was beautiful. Soft sand. Security on the beach, lifeguard close by. Plenty of chairs and umbrellas. Our waiter who was attending to us at the beach chairs was terrible, but I did not mind going to the make shift bar to grab our drinks. The pools were beautiful and we made use of those and the pool bar as well. For our one day stay I would say if it is an option for you, do it.

Trish C

Google

Beautiful resort, right on the beach, wonderfully landscaped, very good planning To the grounds and the structure for guests. Love the layout of the pools and the grounds. Staff was really phenomenally friendly and extremely helpful, sweet, and wonderful. Food was delicious most nights and especially Belgian waffles, you make yourself for breakfast. Many buffet options with breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Daydream42704816854

Google

We are currently here staying at the hotel. Hotel good, beach amazing, staff fabulous and friendly. |So perfect then…….. not!!!! |If a peaceful relaxing stay is what you are after, then avoid this resort. The daytime pool-side entertainment consists of loud amplified music being played pretty much all day long. It is impossible to escape the noise as it encompasses the entire pool area and gardens, and cannot be escaped even on the beach. We had to leave our outdoor lunch table to move inside to the restaurant as the music volume was so extreme. Whilst eating inside the restaurant, the music was an issue every time the doors opened. |We love our music and would welcome it being played throughout the day as background entertainment, but this is just way too loud. It is completely unnecessary, and not at all what is expected at a location like this……… more like Benidorm for teenagers!!!

bill sears

Google

Just got back on cruise ship after enjoying a day pass here. All inclusive for $100 per person. All the staff we dealt with were extremely friendly and very efficient. Drinks were strong and the burgers at the pool side grill were excellent. Will definitely do this again for our next stop in Nassau.