Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive
Resort hotel · Nassau ·

Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive

Resort hotel · Nassau ·

All-inclusive resort with 5 restaurants, 4 bars, 3 pools

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Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null
Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive by null

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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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"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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"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

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Nicky B.

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This was our second trip to Breezes and we really enjoyed ourselves, it is in a beautiful location right on the beach. The sand is white and the sea nice and clear. The rooms are really nice and spacey and the bed is so comfortable. Food is lovely with lots of choice. The staff from reception to our room maid were all lovely and friendly. Nothing is too much trouble and we very much look forward to visiting the resort again. Thank you to all the staff for making us feel so welcome, nothing is too much trouble. Kind regards, Gavin & Nicky McDonald

MarkAshall

Google
We arrived at Breezes during a tropical storm, the like of which I’ve never seen before. Check in was really straight forward and we were given a glass of punch on arrival. Our room was 476 which was very spacious with a super king size bed, a really big bathroom and a good sized shower. Some previous reviews said the decor is dated which is true and could do with an upgrade but it was more than adequate. The food at breakfast time and in the evening was absolutely delicious with lots of choices including some local dishes. My personal favourites were the omelettes cooked in the morning by Inez who was lovely. Staff in the restaurant were so polite and attentive and are on hand to refill your drinks or move your plates straight away, thanks to Lekeisha for looking after us and for singing happy birthday to me at my table. A special mention has to go to the very hard working staff in the main bar and pool areas, special shout out to Julian, Teron, Jamaal, Dale, Felicia and Martinell in the main bar for their excellent service. We also ate in the garden of Eden restaurant one night which was brilliant and Raven, our waitress, was superb. Poolside entertainment was daily but was too loud at times. My only criticism was of a staff member in the pelican bar, who blindly refused to interact with me, even though I tried on three occasions to make conversation. If you want my advice, visit the upstairs bar and learn a few things on how to deal with customers properly from your colleagues

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).

danielwB5968CK

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I stayed here with my wife and two family members for two weeks between 18th Sept and 1st Oct 2025. ||From the very beginning, we were greeted so warmly by the staff at the front desk. We were pleasantly surprised to have been upgraded to a room with a beachfront view, and on entering it, we had been given some bright complementary t-shirts. ||Throughout our stay, I really appreciated that it didn't feel like a separation between staff and guests. It was easy to talk to everyone and that made my stay, beyond the beautiful views at the beach. We were able to talk to Audreka, D'von, Shakeyra, Geno and Mary on the entertainment team who made a real effort to get us and other guests involved in all the activities they'd put on. We had a great game of volleyball on our final day. ||The food was really good and we had a large variety of choices. It was regularly difficult picking between the buffet and the set-menu restaurants every night (Munasan and Eden) as the quality was so high in each offering. ||As a honeymoon, I very much appreciated the relaxed atmosphere at the resort. I valued the time my wife and I had to switch off completely and the friendliness of the staff meant we didn't feel like we were imposing when requesting anything. The resort is reminiscent of the homely feeling you get in Caribbean houses; I liked how this was maintained over going for a more corporate and minimalist style. If one sentence were to sum it up, being on vacation here felt like being home in the Carribbean; and I felt I got to interact with real Bahamians inside and outside of the resort. ||When leaving, we were introduced to Manny who was able to converse with my family members who only spoke Spanish. They had felt so welcome the whole time, even before this happened. You can't help but feel valued when coming to Breezes and I look forward to returning hopefully in the near future.

William Tompkins (Live Music in A.

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.

Anna C.

Google
Cannot attest to the stay as a resident but came here on a day pass and the resort was lovely, especially the beach!! It is an older building but beautiful and has a lot of charm! The swim up bar and pool area were amazing, along with the beach bar crew!!! I did speak to a group who were staying there and they said it was nice, and that they have enjoyed their time! Thank you Breezes family (Lathies, Jadynn, Elizabeth, Wendario, Shervaughn, and Debroncya)!!!!

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.

bill S.

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.