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Where to stay in South Seas Estates

Find the best South Seas Estates areas for the activities you enjoy most.

Downtown Nassau

Travellers come to Downtown Nassau for its beaches, and you can see top attractions like Straw Market and Heritage Museum of the Bahamas while you're in town.

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Cable Beach

While Cable Beach isn't home to many top sights, Cable Beach and Baha Bay Water Park are some notable places to visit nearby.

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Beautiful Paradise beach in Nassau, Bahamas

Palm Cay

Though Palm Cay may not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Yamacraw Beach and Ocean Club Golf Course.

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Chippingham

While visiting Chippingham, you might make a stop by sights like Junkanoo Beach and Nassau Botanical Gardens.

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Highland Terrace

While visiting Highland Terrace, you might make a stop by sights like Doongalik Studios and The Retreat Garden National Park.

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Top South Seas Estates Hotel Reviews

Hotel Riu Palace Paradise Island - Adults Only - All Inclusive

8/10 Good

"Everything was beautiful except the beachfront was too crowded"

Margaritaville Beach Resort - Nassau

4/10 Poor

"Overall, the resort itself was excellent, and I had a great experience during my stay. However, my experience outside the resort was much less enjoyable. Food in the surrounding area was quite expensive, especially when dining with a larger group. As a party of six, we occasionally felt unwelcome at some restaurants. It’s also important to note that many establishments automatically include gratuity and VAT on the bill. Some locations may add additional fees, such as a “beach cleaning” charge, which can often be removed upon request. For dining, I highly recommend Joey’s at Fish Fry. It was by far the best meal I had during my trip to the Bahamas. Unfortunately, I only discovered it on my last day and wish I had found it sooner. When using taxis, don’t hesitate to negotiate fares. Many drivers set their own prices, and there are usually plenty of taxis available in the area, giving you options. For excursions, I would suggest focusing on the swimming with pigs experience. The private beach included with many tours already offers excellent snorkeling opportunities, with plenty of fish, crabs, and even lionfish to see at no additional cost. Purchasing a pair of goggles for around $15 is all you really need to enjoy the marine life. Despite some challenges outside the resort, the overall trip was memorable, and with a little planning, future visitors can avoid some of the common surprises."

Comfort Suites Paradise Island

2/10 Terrible

"Where do I start...Room #212 smells HORRIBLE! I complained to the manager on duty and she stated there wasn't a smell but she would have some type of spray that would help, never helped! Our friends said that it smelled like it was behind the walls, ironically the Damp commercial came on every other commercial! My husband opened the cabinet next to the fridge and it smelled like DEATH which made it worse, so we made sure not to open that ever again. While taking showers, the bathtub never drained which grossed us out. The rooms need to be updated, they are from the late 80's. The side of the box spring mattress was stained so we were scared to look at the rest of the mattress. If we sat on the end of the bed, it made a loud sound and sort of sunk in. Our sliding door didn't open, like it was off track. Breakfast was grits, eggs, meat, fruit, breads EVERYDAY except the one day there was potatoes instead of grits. Grits were the only thing that saved me. We were given a $50 credit to eat/drink with but weren't given details so we tried to use at The Royal Delicatessen and were denied. Then we tried it at Poseidon's Table and again denied to where it was embarrassing! Staff did provide 2 small bottles of water daily so I guess that was a perk?! The only thing that got me through the week was telling ourselves that we were only there to sleep which was hard because every time we opened that door, it was hard!"

The Royal at Atlantis

8/10 Good

"The Royal Tower has the most updated rooms. But there is no kitchenette or microwave which is a nice convenience for the Reef tower. If you want to save money by cooking and heating up leftovers, I would recommend Reef over Royal. The pros to the Royal tower is it’s central to Atlantis, and you don’t need to take shuttles; everything is walkable. Ocean view rooms are amazing! We were in 15-522 and the view is breath taking. You have a perfect view of the ocean and the resort, you can see predator lagoon and mantas and sharks swimming from your room. And the staff are slightly nicer and a little more flexible when entering the hotel with wet swimsuit attire on. The access to the water park is right at your door step vs other towers (Reef, Coral, Cove). If you are traveling with kids or teens, I would recommend Royal Tower and a room with ocean view if budget is not a concern."

The Coral at Atlantis

8/10 Good

"We enjoyed our first visit to Atlantis Coral and had a wonderful overall experience. The staff and local people were very friendly and welcoming, which made our stay even more enjoyable. Our room had a spectacular water view that truly made the trip feel special. There were, however, a few areas that could use improvement. The room door was extremely stiff and difficult to both open and close, which was frustrating at times. Additionally, the in-room dining experience was disappointing, as the food quality did not meet expectations. Overall, despite a few inconveniences, we enjoyed our stay and appreciated the beautiful surroundings and hospitality."

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What's it like in South Seas Estates?

Travellers to Nassau's South Seas Estates neighbourhood will be sure to enjoy a stay here.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in South Seas Estates, will I receive a refund?

Yes, most hotel room reservations are fully refundable if you cancel prior to the hotel's cancellation deadline, which is usually within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. If you have a reservation that's non-refundable, you might be able to still cancel and receive a refund within a 24-hour period of booking. Plug in your dates, click on "Search", then you can filter by "fully refundable" to review the best deals available in South Seas Estates.

What are the top things to see and do in South Seas Estates?

Some places to visit in the Nassau area include Cable Beach, Straw Market and Prince George Wharf so get out of the neighbourhood to explore more of the city. While you're out sightseeing, Bahamas National Trust Headquarters and Heritage Museum of the Bahamas are a couple of sights to visit in the city.

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1. Ocean West Boutique Hotel

2. Orange Hill Beach Inn

3. Rosewood Baha Mar

4. Sandyport Beach Resort

5. Goldwynn Resort & Residences

6. Warwick Paradise Island- All Inclusive- Adults Only

7. Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive

8. Courtyard by Marriott Nassau Downtown/Junkanoo Beach

9. Sun Fun Resort

10. Bell At The Airport Suites - Adults Only

11. Grand Hyatt Baha Mar

12. The Cove at Atlantis

13. Margaritaville Beach Resort - Nassau

14. The Colony Club Inn & Suites

15. A Stone's Throw Away

16. Cocoplum Rest N Hideaway 1

17. Simply Native B And B

18. The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Bahamas

19. Graycliff Hotel And Restaurant

20. Comfort Suites Paradise Island

Where to stay in South Seas Estates

Downtown Nassau

Cable Beach

Palm Cay

Chippingham

Highland Terrace

Top South Seas Estates Hotel Reviews

Hotel Riu Palace Paradise Island - Adults Only - All Inclusive

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