The Reef at Atlantis

The Reef at Atlantis - Hotel Review | Condé Nast Traveler

"A stay at this tower within Atlantis is like living in your own paradisiacal apartment with a kitchen, living space, and ocean views. Marble floors, sleek sofas, and chandeliers fill public spaces. Atlantis’s 40 restaurants include several focusing on seafood: Try ancho chile–rubbed salmon at Mesa, conch fritters at Bimini Road. Swimming with dolphins is a highlight of activities on offer at man-made but effective Dolphin Cay."

"The Reef It seems there’s something for everyone atAtlantis Paradise Island Resort. While the tower that houses The Cove centers on adult-oriented fun, The Reef features family-friendly condo-style accommodations with kitchenettes that better help mom and dad budget and organize. All have private balconies, but the deluxe options have full ocean views and are steps from the beach. Reef guests share a private pool, called Cascades, and a section of coast with guests of The Cove, many of whom—to the benefit of Reef families—prefer the party scene at The Cove’s adults-only Cain Pool. Though the Reef sits at the far end of the Atlantis complex, with almost no dining options of its own, all of the resort’s attractions and activities are only a short walk or free shuttle ride away."

11 Best Resorts in the Bahamas: 2019 Readers' Choice Awards

"A stay at this tower within Atlantis is like living in your own paradisiacal apartment with a kitchen, living space, and ocean views. Marble floors, sleek sofas, and chandeliers fill public spaces. Atlantis’s 40 restaurants include several focusing on seafood: Try ancho chile–rubbed salmon at Mesa, conch fritters at Bimini Road. Swimming with dolphins is a highlight of activities on offer at man-made but effective Dolphin Cay." - Ann Abel