Nassau Harbour Club Hotel & Marina

Frommer's Review

Don't expect lush and sprawling gardens or much peace and privacy here -- this battered, much-used hotel is in the heart of a busy commercial neighborhood of downtown Nassau that's devoted to boats, boat repair, and the fishing and warehousing industry, even though the more formal showcase neighborhoods of Nassau lie within a 15-minute walk. A compound of two-story pink buildings from the early 1960s arranged like a horseshoe around a concrete terrace, it occupies a bustling strip of land between busy Bay Street and the edge of the channel that separates New Providence from Paradise Island. Rooms offer views of yachts and boats moored at a nearby marina, and easy access to the shops, bars, and restaurants of downtown Nassau and within the Harbour Bay Shopping Centre. Throughout, it's down-to-earth, aggressively unpretentious, and just a bit funky. Bedrooms are simple and compact but comfortable, and equipped with bathrooms with tub/showers. However, they are just a bit beat-up and worn.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; outdoor pool, babysitting

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