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The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Check-in: 1300
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
Atlantis' mid-priced accommodations. Centrally located. Close to Marina Village the boutique shops at Crystal Court and Atlantis Kids Club.
Atlantis, Paradise Island is a unique destination featuring the world's largest open-air marine habitat, home to over 50,000 sea animals living in 14 exhibit lagoons. Explore Aquaventure, an innovative waterscape of thrilling slides and rides, discover secrets of the lost continent in The Dig and interact with gentle dolphins in Dolphin Cay. Enjoy 20 swimming areas, renowned beaches, Mandara Spa, world-class casino, Aura nightclub, a wide range of dining including the gourmet cuisines of Bobby Flay, Nobu and Jean-Georges Vongerichten, duty-free shopping at Marina Village and Crystal Court, sports center, nearby 18-hole championship golf course, Atlantis Kids Club and Club Rush for teens.
The Coral Towers offer moderate prices accommodations and are the most centrally located towers- near Marina Village, Atlantis Kids Club, Conference Center and Paradise Lagoon.
Accommodations feature one king-size or two double beds and a full balcony with terrace or water views, mini-bar, coffee maker, color satellite television, in-room safe, hair-dryer, iron and ironing board and a spacious balcony. Physically challenged accessible rooms and non-smoking rooms are available.
* Cancellations within 14 days of arrival will incur a 2 night penalty. *The resort requires a $250 per room per day deposit for
incidentals by credit card or cash upon check-in.
*Mandatory Bahamas resort taxes, maid gratuities, and utility surcharges are included in your reservation.
*You must be at least 21 years old to check in at the hotel.
*Check-in time is 3:00 pm, Check-out time is 11:00 am.
*Late check out fee applies. *
Check-in: 1300
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(54 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
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The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Hotel address: One Casino Drive, Paradise Island, Bahamas .
Paradise Island
Nassau International Airport (NAS)
Paradise Island, located on the northern edge of Nassau (New Providence Island), is a short ride from downtown Nassau and the airport.
Family-friendly Johnny Rockets is a fun 1950's style diner where tabletop Jukeboxes belt out tunes for a nickel. Enjoy great tasting, all-American favorites including juicy hamburgers and chili dogs, chicken salads, shakes, malts and freshly baked apple pie. Located in the Marina Village.
Dine in the "Old World" ambiance of this international marketplace, serving regional fare at made-to-order food stations. Select from a bountiful breakfast buffet. For dinner, feast on a buffet of seafood, pasta, sushi, carved meats, grilled burgers, oven-baked pizza, salads and more. Located in the Royal Tower.
Guests can enjoy majestic views of the Marina in a New York-style deli. Breakfast includes a variety of all-American platterse, bagels and lox, and challah French toast. For lunch and dinner, guests enjoy smoked fish, matzo ball soup, towering deli sandwiches, brisket and other favorites. The complete menu is available for to go orders.
Enjoy traditional fine dining in a warm and inviting club atmosphere. The dinner menu features gourmet salads, the finest cuts of steaks, chicken and fresh grilled seafood. Located in the Coral Tower.
You will find spirits and unpretentious food at Atlas Grill & Bar, serving classic American fare such as chargrilled burgers, roasted chicken and slow-roasted ribs. Located in the Casino.
Enjoy the lively atmosphere and family-style dining experience of this popular New York restaurant. Sumptuous platters of classic Italian recipes such as chicken scarpariello, shrimp scampi, fried calamari and veal saltimbocca are served in abundant portions to share with family and friends. Located in the Marina Village.
Uniquely-spiced entrees such as tamarind glazed pork chop, grilled mahi mahi and mojo marinated chicken are tamed by sweet 'tings' like pineapple bread pudding, tropical sorbets and cookie-bash pie. Located in the Marina Village.
Traditional Chinese recipes inspire such dishes as wok-fried grouper fillet, sweet and sour chicken, and sautéed sliced beef—all made to order from the freshest ingredients. Located in the Coral Tower.
Tempting starters from classic shrimp cocktail to oysters Rockafeller complement entrees such as spit-roasted prime rib and lemon pepper tuna. The menu introduces a variety of signature martinis and offers an extensive collection of fine wines. A traditional butchery counter for Marina guests includes a retail wine selection. Located in the Marina Village.
Tuscany meets Caribbean as Chef Angelo Elia brings his award-winning South Florida Italian eatery to The Bahamas. Enjoy one of Chef Angelo's signature dishes from veal chop Milanese to Her crusted rack of lamb. Top off the evening with an espressoosoaked tiramisu. Casa D' Angelo welcomes guests ages 6 years and over.
Guests may experience the new trend in Japanese cuisine at the newest outpost of the acclaimed Nobu restaurant by celebrated Japanese Chef Nobu Matsuhisa. Savor favorites including new style sashimi and yellowtail with jalapeno, or indulge in the multi course chef's choice, Omasake. Nobu welcomes guests 6 years of age and older.
Famed Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten brings his culinary expertise to the re-invention of the historic Cafe Martinique. Sounds of a Steinway piano welcomes guests to this graceful candelit restaruant featuring French gourmet fare and spectacular marina views. Cafe Martinique welcomes guests ages 6 and older.
The existing conference center features the 25,000 square foot Atlantis Grand Ballroom which can accommodate groups from 10 to 2,700 persons. Additionally, 29 meeting rooms and 3 boardrooms combine with a variety of breathtaking outdoor venues to offer the most unique and memorable meeting and function space available anywhere. A new world-class conference facility is scheduled to be completed in 2007 and will feature the Caribbean's largest ballroom at 50,000 sq.ft.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1300
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(54 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
3 out of 5
Atlantis, Bahamas the overpriced palace
Elizabeth Nov 9, 2009
The Atlantis is beautiful and exceptional-no doubt, but is very overpriced food-drink-shop wise. I have been traveling all ... around the world and can say is not worth it. You can stay at Sheraton for less, than half price and get a daily ticket to see Atlantis. The room was not nice at all, very simple even after the stuff required to get tip ($40) for a little water view instead of employees entrance...
Traveler type: Couples
great pools and aquariums.
Score
4 out of 5
Atlantis, Paradise Island - Coral Towers
Swiming with the sharks Oct 22, 2009
Super ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great island resort
statepkt Oct 20, 2009
The hotel was in a great location. Staff was courteous and helpful. The room was spacious and clean. However the room was ... facing the entrance and the noise was loud. Overall the hotel was a good experience and Atlantis was great.
Traveler type: Friends
Their are several good restaurants by the hotel by the Marina. Mesa grill is also good. Fish fry (local chain of restaurants) was popular but I found the food to be under par and was as expensive as the fancy restaurants by the hotels.
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
great pools and aquariums.
--Elizabeth, Miami Nov 9, 2009
Their are several good restaurants by the hotel by the Marina. Mesa grill is also good. Fish fry (local chain of restaurants) was popular but I found the food to be under par and was as expensive as the fancy restaurants by the hotels.
--statepkt, Raleigh, NC Oct 20, 2009
try everything at the hotel, even if you think you won't like it, you will have a blast
--paradise, Maryland Sep 29, 2009
Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(54 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
3 out of 5
Atlantis, Bahamas the overpriced palace
Elizabeth Nov 9, 2009
The Atlantis is beautiful and exceptional-no doubt, but is very overpriced food-drink-shop wise. I have been traveling all ... around the world and can say is not worth it. You can stay at Sheraton for less, than half price and get a daily ticket to see Atlantis. The room was not nice at all, very simple even after the stuff required to get tip ($40) for a little water view instead of employees entrance...
Traveler type: Couples
great pools and aquariums.
Score
4 out of 5
Atlantis, Paradise Island - Coral Towers
Swiming with the sharks Oct 22, 2009
Super ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great island resort
statepkt Oct 20, 2009
The hotel was in a great location. Staff was courteous and helpful. The room was spacious and clean. However the room was ... facing the entrance and the noise was loud. Overall the hotel was a good experience and Atlantis was great.
Traveler type: Friends
Their are several good restaurants by the hotel by the Marina. Mesa grill is also good. Fish fry (local chain of restaurants) was popular but I found the food to be under par and was as expensive as the fancy restaurants by the hotels.
Score
5 out of 5
Atlantis, Paradise Island - Coral Towers
paradise Sep 29, 2009
fun, wonderful, would go again!! ...
Traveler type: Couples
try everything at the hotel, even if you think you won't like it, you will have a blast
Score
4 out of 5
Fabulous Caribbean Adventure @ Royal Twr
Joyce Sep 11, 2009
Was upgraded at check in from Coral to Royal Towers--excellent! The lobby is fabulous, reminds me of the best Las Vegas ... hotels. The hotel is linked to the Coral Towers by the Casino. The distance between the front desk and the West Tower is about 1/2 a mile! Great ifyou don't mind the walk, but we had our mother with us, who has arthritis and found the walk a bit long. Yes, everything at Atlantis is expensive ($3 for a can of diet Coke!), but I expect that all fine hotels. The staff was SUPER friendly, sent an engineer when we got locked out of one room (long story!) and got us a wheelchair when our mother's leg made it difficult to walk (they did charge to rent; is that typical?).
Traveler type: Family
There's a great group of restaurants down from Marina village that's cheaper than onsite. Anthony's was very good, and there's a Quiznos not far from there. Not too crowded (early Sept.) and the place was spotless.
Score
4 out of 5
Atlantis, sleeping
Glenn B Sep 1, 2009
Hotel was very accomodating. Lack poolside activities and pool closed early not offering any pools for night swimming, ... poolside dining for lunch was sporadic with food stands being closed. Room lacked area for drying wet bathingsuits. Meals were $$$$ but expected MESA Grill was excellent, SEAFIRE was a big disappointment. The Marketplace was $$$ but in comparison was a bargain.
Traveler type: Family
Mostly just gambling not much other night life
Score
5 out of 5
Unforgettable Experience
Beach Lover Aug 31, 2009
This trip was worth it even though the prices for food and beverages were very high. People/staff were so friendly and could ... not do enough for you. They really want you to come back and enjoy. Try not to go during hurricane season. We were lucky this time missing 2 of them during our stay.
Traveler type: Friends
Prices are very expensive but more than that, it is very difficult to get into any of the restaurants without a previous reservation. Long wait times.
Score
5 out of 5
fantastic getaway
s Aug 31, 2009
the experience was exceptional ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Wonderful for kids!!
LIR Aug 21, 2009
We loved the hotel and all of the things there were to do. The rapids in the lazy river were fun. The weather was great. ... They have a shuttle bus to their other hotels on the Island.
Traveler type: Couples
THere is a samll straw market on Paradise Island if you do not want to take the time to go into Nassau.
Score
2 out of 5
Overall not so great
NY Aug 16, 2009
I have traveled to many hotels in the carribean and was afraid to try the atlantis due to its large size. It doesnt have a ... carribean feel. It is more like a las vegas resort with a beach. It is a great place if you have kids age 7 and above. There is a height requirement for most slides of 48 inches. My 5yr old daughter couldnt go on any major slides/tube rides. She was afraid anyway. She liked the mayan temple playground. It is definately an unique water playground. However here is the major problem... the resort is so big and crowded that the staff takes advantage of peoples fears of being able to get lounge chairs and dinner reservations. Unless you are down at the pool by 7 am or make reservations for dinner 1 wk in advance, you wont get chairs or be able to eat anywhere until 10 pm. The employees are also running a scam. I would call it extortion. When I went one morning to get chairs at 7 am, a pool attendant had reserved all the chairs and told me that if i gave him some money he would 'hook me up'. This was very wrong. In addition to paying for the room, i was now being taken advantage of by the pool boy. I had a right to any chair but he had blocked them off with towels and was charging people. And not just a few chairs. Probably about 1/2 of the chairs. Of course I complained and was basically blown off. You figure the managers were probably getting a cut. I cant believe i was the only one over the years to complain. I watched and each person was giving about $20. That means these guys were making anywhere from 300-600 a day. A great scam!!!! Dinner reservations were the same. They say they are booked with no reservations to keep the tables open for people who come by and slip them money. Thats what happens at such a big resort. I prefer the more relaxing quiet carribean resorts.
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
poor security
nancy the traveler Aug 13, 2009
did not get type of room requested 3 months earlier. Had a posssible sexual emergency across the hall, called front desk to ... report and tell them we needed security fast. we waited in the room looking out our peephole, security did not show up until over 1 hour later. By that time damage was done.
Traveler type: Family
wish they would open shops earlier in the day for travelers who have to leave early
Score
3 out of 5
Nixe holiday
Oli_xy Aug 12, 2009
1 crossroach in room, gereat resort, expensive, longe waiting in line ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Everyone should go but bring your wallet
Nitty Aug 8, 2009
We stayed at the Atlantis Coral Towers on Paradise Island. We had a Waterview room with balcony and had views of the ocean, ... the pool, and lagoons. We were on the right side of the property, so we could see a majority of the property. It was absolutely beautiful! The staff was friendly and willing to assist with any need or want. The beach was fabulous. The one drawback was that the restaurants and stores were UNNECESSARILY expensive. We traveled to Nassau several times and the shops had reasonably priced merchandise and people were nice and helpful. The Miss Universe contestants were in town, so that was a special treat.
Traveler type: Couples
Bring your wallets, food is expensive. They serve a wide variety of American food.
Score
4 out of 5
Paradise Found
THE PURLE STAIN Aug 2, 2009
The hotel was fantastic and the staff very professional. We were always greeted with a good morning, good afternoon or good ... evening by the entire staff that was employed by the resort. On most days we went to the beach for some sun and relaxation. Of course we did a lot of swimming as well. We took a couple of trips as well. Our favorite experience was the day we went to Dolphin Cay and spent a day swimming with the dolphins. The least enjoyable thing we did was our trip to Robinson Crusoe Island. The Island was not what we had expected and the coral reef is dying,so there was very little sea life. The lunch we received was the poorest meal we had on our vacation. This trip compares favorably with trips we have taken to Jamaica and St. Croix.
Traveler type: Couples
Make your reservations the day you arrive. The restaurants fill up quickly.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Experience
Dave Jul 30, 2009
Atlantis is a great resort that everyone should go and visit. The staff is very friendly and the hotel amenities are ... absolutely wonderful. Great resort. Highly recommended.
Traveler type: Single
Score
3 out of 5
Coral Towers, Atlantis, Paradise Island
Bahama Mama Jul 30, 2009
My daughter and I stayed for 4 days.Upon arrival, we found hair on bathroom floor and tissues and towels were not replaced ... but only once.Hotel was very conveniently located but hotel staff could have been friendlier/warmer. They answered questions in as few words as possible and most times without a smile. For the money, which for us was very expensive, we just expected to be dazzled a little more. Our room was "average" and we expected nicer. It seemed that a few of the normal, inexpensive items usually in much lower priced hotels were just missing. The resort was very beautiful and really one of a kind. We did have a little difficulty navagating our way around and feel the resort could have been more user friendly and more directional signs would have helped tremendously.
Traveler type: Family
A short drive or ferry ride into Nassau provides you with an opportunity to acquire snacks, food and souveniers at substantially lower prices, about 1/3 of what you would spend at the resort.There was no food, snacks or beverages available anywhere at the resort that were not TREMENDOUSLY OVER-PRICED. I knew that the prices were going to be very high but never could I have imagined it would be this expensive just to survive at the resort.
Score
5 out of 5
fantastic waterpark, pools, & beaches
super saver Jul 28, 2009
stayed in the Beach Tower previously & booked the Coral Hotel but overwhelmed by check-in clerk who upgraded us to the Royal ... Towers, West! Was friendly, patient with check-in process, & complimented them on previous stay at Beach & coming back for upgrade to Coral & next time Royal Towers. Anyway, we got a bigger room, nicer amenities, friendly staff, & RT alot quieter than other two hotel locations with constant traffic noise & guests walking thru lobby & hotel hallways. Only negative would be further walk to the main/central hotel entrance as well as harbor restaurants, shopping, & movie theater. Loved Dolphin Cay activities, hint bring your suntan lotion & own camera too & use snorkel gear & waterproof camera given with the Trainer for the Day activity for later snorkeling at the beach & ocean reef on site. Atlantis hotel & restaurants overall really expensive but summertime can offer great savings & overall a fantastic all-inclusive family vacation.
Traveler type: Family
book on-line Dolphin Cay to secure reservation date & save money than on-site. Book round-trip shuttle from airport to hotel on-line as well to save $. Saved even more on booking more days to save more on hotel cost. Got Jamba Juice for breakfast, very filling, & ate buffet at night before 7pm rush rather than daily meal plan to save even more. Get to water-park rides by opening at 10am to get more rides in before lines get really long or wait till 6pm before 7pm closing to get more rides in at the popular water rides.
Score
5 out of 5
The Bahamas
BB Jul 27, 2009
Paradise island is wonderful, but the hotel I don't have words to describe it ! I spent 4 days at the hotel and I would love ... spending more time there ! Everything was perfect ! Unfortunately I had one surprise: the price of food is much higher than I expected. Anyway I loved the hotel and the Bahamas !
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
High School Graduation Trip
Swimmom Jul 19, 2009
We had a great trip. After reading reviews, we were worried about the cost of everything, but found the prices to be in line ... with most islands. We did pack snacks and cereal. We shopped at the little market nearby and bought sodas, gallons of water, milk, and liquor. We had cereal in the room and made our own drinks. There was a happy hour at some of the beach bars in the evening and certain drinks were half price. At the Beach Bar they even had a DJ that played music until 8pm. Great atmosphere on the beach! There are lots of restaurants and shops in the Marina Village. Our teenagers had a great time, especially the 13-17 year olds as they went to Club Rush each night. There wasn't as much for the 18 year olds or adults to do at night except gamble. They had a Comedy Show, but we felt it was a little high per person. There is a night club called Aura, but they have a strict dress code. Many people dress up in the evenings. We have been on several cruises with our teenagers. We asked them what they preferred. They said definitely Atlantis although my oldest liked the night life better on a cruise, but enjoyed the waterpark and beaches. Would we go back? Yes.
Traveler type: Family
Buy breakfast items, liquor, water and sodas at the market nearby. We rented a refrigerator for our room for a small fee. We ate breakfast at Quiznos by the market for a very reasonable cost.
Score
5 out of 5
Great vacation getaway
Frito-Man Jul 13, 2009
This was a fun, relaxing, and wet vacation. Wish we had stayed longer! ...
Traveler type: Couples
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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great pools and aquariums.
--Elizabeth, Miami Nov 9, 2009
Their are several good restaurants by the hotel by the Marina. Mesa grill is also good. Fish fry (local chain of restaurants) was popular but I found the food to be under par and was as expensive as the fancy restaurants by the hotels.
--statepkt, Raleigh, NC Oct 20, 2009
try everything at the hotel, even if you think you won't like it, you will have a blast
--paradise, Maryland Sep 29, 2009
There's a great group of restaurants down from Marina village that's cheaper than onsite. Anthony's was very good, and there's a Quiznos not far from there. Not too crowded (early Sept.) and the place was spotless.
--Joyce, Chicago, IL Sep 11, 2009
Mostly just gambling not much other night life
--Glenn B, Poughkeepsie Y Sep 1, 2009
Prices are very expensive but more than that, it is very difficult to get into any of the restaurants without a previous reservation. Long wait times.
--Beach Lover, Chicago, Illinois Aug 31, 2009
THere is a samll straw market on Paradise Island if you do not want to take the time to go into Nassau.
--LIR, West Bloomfield, MI Aug 21, 2009
wish they would open shops earlier in the day for travelers who have to leave early
--nancy the traveler, bedford indiana Aug 13, 2009
Bring your wallets, food is expensive. They serve a wide variety of American food.
--Nitty, New Orleans, LA Aug 8, 2009
Make your reservations the day you arrive. The restaurants fill up quickly.
--THE PURLE STAIN, Milford,Connecticut Aug 2, 2009
A short drive or ferry ride into Nassau provides you with an opportunity to acquire snacks, food and souveniers at substantially lower prices, about 1/3 of what you would spend at the resort.There was no food, snacks or beverages available anywhere at the resort that were not TREMENDOUSLY OVER-PRICED. I knew that the prices were going to be very high but never could I have imagined it would be this expensive just to survive at the resort.
--Bahama Mama, East Brunswick, New Jersey Jul 30, 2009
book on-line Dolphin Cay to secure reservation date & save money than on-site. Book round-trip shuttle from airport to hotel on-line as well to save $. Saved even more on booking more days to save more on hotel cost. Got Jamba Juice for breakfast, very filling, & ate buffet at night before 7pm rush rather than daily meal plan to save even more. Get to water-park rides by opening at 10am to get more rides in before lines get really long or wait till 6pm before 7pm closing to get more rides in at the popular water rides.
--super saver, Odenton, MD Jul 28, 2009
Buy breakfast items, liquor, water and sodas at the market nearby. We rented a refrigerator for our room for a small fee. We ate breakfast at Quiznos by the market for a very reasonable cost.
--Swimmom, Austin, Tx Jul 19, 2009
Very expensive
--lauranjaime, Illinois Jun 7, 2009
Bring plenty of financial compensation and tips are included in most meals around the hotel area. Check your meal receipts.
--Island people, Raytown, MO May 3, 2009
Some of the restaurants are worth the expensive prices and some are not. The marina village has good and cheaper options as well.
--A couple who needed a vacation, Boston, MA Apr 23, 2009
all the food, shopping, entertainment and recreation was part of the hotel
--Philip, Oakland Park, * Nov 1, 2008
resort water park,awesome
--Eduardo, Lake Jackson Sep 19, 2008
Don't miss the underwater lost city of atlantis museum and the other under water fish viewing areas! Water features are great... the kids and parents will enjoy them.
--John, USA Aug 11, 2008
The ferry is a short walk and a cheap way to get to the straw market and pirate museum (GREAT FUN FOR KIDS!!!!!). Good food at the Pirates of Nassau.
--Amanda, USA Jul 24, 2008
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