Hôtels à Freeport

then who cares about the others the mattresses of the beds and the staff of the reception needs training.

The beach was nice when they raked the seaweed. The resort could use some major renovations. The food was terrible even the food in on-resort restaurants that require reservations. Most of the activities and shows at the resort were themed or focused on another culture, which was odd, since we were on the culture-rich island of the Bahamas. We weren't comfortable and definitely didn't leave feeling relaxed. If you can stay somewhere else, DO IT.

le prix et l endroit hotel modeste mais assez propre malgré petites fourmis sdb, frigo dans chambre , tranquille,petit bar et petit resto pas grand chose de fonctionnelle piscine et spa non chauffés...minimaliste pas café dans chambre

The people were nice. The facilities were disgraceful. The restaurant and bar were non-existent. The beach was NOT within walking distance. The place is in the middle of nowhere. It costs $20 to get to or from anywhere. That's $40 round-trip!

It was in a quiet area. The ad of the hotel online does not truly meet what is to be expected on the actual hotel site. There is NO Restaurant on hotel property. The hotel is very dated. Unless you have a car the convenience store is about 30-40 minutes away from the hotel.

The two pools were both tiny and freezing cold. When I complained to the owner that it was too cold for my baby to swim, he told me to bring an 11-month old into the hot tub. The one restaurant had awful food. My baby found a random pill (not ours) on the floor of our room while crawling around. The screen door in the room was broken and dangerously off the hinges. The managerial staff was extremely rude. When I told the manager that I was not happy with my stay, he said, ''I'm not happy with you either.''

Our room had a balcony with a nice view and the free wifi was appreciated. The Upstairs Restaurant was very welcoming. The food was delicious and the service was extremely good on all of our visits. For us, the restaurant was the highlight of this hotel. Furniture was old and covered in plastic and the bed sagged in the middle and was not particularly comfortable. While expected, internet speeds were very slow. Loud music outside each night until after midnight.

The access to Taino Beach was great. The staff was always helpful and friendly. Make sure to stop by and chat with Big Momma! She'll make you feel like family. There is no access to anything except the one restaurant on Taino Beach. You have to take the ferry or taxi to any shopping or dining. If you want to be in the mix with the locals and other tourists, this is not the place for you.

You have full use of the swimming pool at Taino Beach resort, across the street. It is also right beside the ferry to the Port Lucaya Marketplace sheets & comforters in good condition. Convenience store on site. Hotel is in a bad state of disrepair. Shower faucet was detached from wall. Kitchen sink faucet was loose. Toilet ran continuously. Kitchenette was very poorly equipped. Just 2 mugs, 3 plates, 2 knives & 4 spoons. Had to ask 3 times for forks.

The hotel was clean, but didn't have much more going for it. We missed our cruise out of Miami and had to fly to Freeport Bahamas to catch up with the boat. It was fine for an overnight, but I wouldn't have wanted to stay there any longer. The restaurant was fair to bad - all fried food, no fresh veggies or fruit, the coffee in the morning was terrible and the English muffin was inedible. The staff at the front desk was very friendly and helpful, the waitress in the restaurant, not so much. The hotel isn't close to anything but a few fast food restaurants. There is a shuttle to the beach, but we didn't go there.