Paradise Island Beach Club - Bahamas Ocean Villas

Our family has been coming here regularly since 2017, and we’re always made to feel like part of the family. The rooms are consistently clean, and the team is absolutely wonderful. We’ve noticed so many updates around the property, and the food keeps getting better and better. We can’t get enough of the beach! I would recommend this place to anyone looking to make it a yearly family tradition. Our most memorable and high-quality family time has been at Paradise Islands Beach Club. Thank you!!

Wonderful relaxing,quiet resort, Beach was empty till 10am and cleared out around 6pm. Was not crowded during the day either. I visited week of July 30. Family friendly, nice small swim up bar and good happy hour drinks. Fun. Not ultra luxurious, but clean and spacious. The kitchen was furnished really well. I would definitely go back. Guests gathered to watch the sunsets near the pool. Beautiful.

I injured my foot before going and there were no rooms available on the bottom floor even though it was requested week in advance. The ocean view was great. There were more steps than i realized so it was hard on me. I am glad I wasn't in a wheelchair because I don't know what we would have done or where we should have stayed. Fyi for any readers it is a $2 fee to get on paradise island each time. No fee to get off though.

We got a resort for a day pass for Paradise Island Beach Club this past weekend and had the BEST day! The staff were so kind and the drinks were amazing. PIBC is located on the most beautiful stretch of Cabbage beach. The man helping me and my fiancé was nice enough to offer to take a photo of us together which was such a sweet gesture. If we are ever in the Bahamas again we WILL be back. Also give their Bahama Mama a try for sure!

PIBC was much better than I expected. Best beach on the Island. Shout out to Lishanda at the front desk, Anthony at the beach & Andrea in house keeping. Can't wait to return.

We spent a week at Paradise Island Beach Club the first week of December 2024. Overall, it was a decent trip, but we were unimpressed with the service. The Bahamas have implemented a 15% automatic gratuity which results in poor service across the board at bars and restaurants. The pool bar at the Paradise Island Beach Club was particularly bad as it seemed the bartenders couldn't care less that we were there. We inquired one day if they had a happy hour like the restaurant next door, and they suggested we go there. The air conditioning in our unit didn't work well and would freeze over and stop working if we dropped the temperature below 74. We asked for it to be serviced, and the gentleman who showed up essentially blamed us for trying to drop the temperature too low. We finally just gave up and left the air conditioning at 74 for the whole stay and had some uncomfortable sleeping nights because of it. The ladies at the front desk were great, but the service at the bar left a sour taste in our party's mouths for the week. The beach was beautiful, but the weather was too cold to want to swim in the ocean or the unheated pools at the resort. The Indian restaurant next door was a pleasant surprise. The food was pretty good and so was the service. Overall shocked with how expensive everything was on Paradise Island and Nassau. Taxi Cabs were a minimum of $25 even if you were only going a mile or two. A case of bud light cans was $75 at the liquor store!

The resort itself was great. But the inside pool bar was a joke… we were charged full price for happy hour discounts. We were overcharged for a restaurant dinner and show and they cancelled the show. We were told a minimum of 30 had to sign up to receive the show and we were not given the option to cancel. The cost was not posted anywhere and when we asked the manager, he didn’t know the price he had to find out. They also refused to discount the price for not providing the show. When asked about allergy items they were unclear and they charged for the drink anyways. STAY AWAY FROM THE POOLSIDE BAR. Now We LOVED Cabbage Beach Bistro and Marketplace right out side of the resort, great ambience, staff was so fun and friendly this was our go to spot, just no ocean view.

Our group of 9 stayed in two rooms here for a week and we were pretty disappointed with the establishment. We signed up for one of their events thinking that it was a complementary dinner as stated and agreed by the hostess. This meal was tilapia, fried chicken, and little lobster bites smothered in a Alfredo type sauce which did run out. This meal ended up costing us $82 a person without up front warning besides on their “post sheets” around the resort. After we tried to argue with them and they pulled a sheet out and showed us in tiny writing at the bottom that is states this… We then went to the hostess and again they said it was free and even agreed with us after the whole ordeal. These sheets were not posted everywhere as stated and even the workers didn’t know the prices for the meal. All in all we were still forced to pay for the $800 dinner (Not worth) and didn’t even get the dinner show attached to that heavy price tag. We gave this place a ton of business and we’re honestly just shocked by the shady stuff that came along with the trip here. They also make u pay a ~$160 electric bill per room on top of your per night fees just an FYI. The bar and grill attached outside the resort is honestly way better and has better drinks.