The property description was not truthful. This place was rough. Newly renovated included a coat of paint and some cosmetic improvements that brought it up to a livable condition. Balcony’s and doors were beat up. One of our rooms had buggers smeared on the walls. If there would have been another place available on the island the week we were there we would have eaten the cost and left. They charge you a $30 dollar per day resort fee, but I’m not really sure what that cost covers because there’s nothing there besides a great beach (which by the way surrounds half of the island). Kind of killed the last 3 days of an otherwise delightful vacation. The best part was that it forced us to be out on the island for the entire day exploring and we did a bunch of great stuff. Some people are good staying at a place like this, but at least be honest in the property description so you at least know what you are paying for.
Located within a leisurely stroll of Moss Town Beach, Exuma Palms is within a few miles (5 km) of Emerald Bay Beach. This 11-room, 3-star hotel has a restaurant along with conveniences like free self parking and a nightclub.
Enjoy a bite to eat at Club YOLO, the hotel's onsite restaurant. You can get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/cafe.
Guests can expect to find flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds sport premium bedding. Other amenities include balconies or patios, refrigerators, and microwaves.
Guests of Exuma Palms enjoy features like a nightclub, free WiFi in public areas, and a terrace. If you drive, put free parking to good use. Front-desk staff can assist with tours/tickets and dry cleaning/laundry. Other amenities at this beach hotel include a picnic area and barbecue grills.
The property description was not truthful. This place was rough. Newly renovated included a coat of paint and some cosmetic improvements that brought it up to a livable condition. Balcony’s and doors were beat up. One of our rooms had buggers smeared on the walls. If there would have been another place available on the island the week we were there we would have eaten the cost and left. They charge you a $30 dollar per day resort fee, but I’m not really sure what that cost covers because there’s nothing there besides a great beach (which by the way surrounds half of the island). Kind of killed the last 3 days of an otherwise delightful vacation. The best part was that it forced us to be out on the island for the entire day exploring and we did a bunch of great stuff. Some people are good staying at a place like this, but at least be honest in the property description so you at least know what you are paying for.
Bryan we apologize that our property did not live up to your expectations…because you booked via a third party booking agency that is what the resort fee covers…we will be undergoing more meaningful renovations in a few weeks which includes building a swimming pool plus a total overhaul of all guest rooms so hopefully you may have another opportunity to review our property again